pqaf wrote:寫的好傳神喔, 一開始看前言,我還正想...(恕刪)
好好笑啦。
笑翻掉。
還好倒是師姐沒有開導，入門後運勢就會漸漸變好，業力變少，就可以賺大錢，幫助想幫助的人。
今天才發現面板股線型不一樣了
以融資和外資來說
群創都比友達好
不過這裡有p大和茉莉在這
先觀望等待修正
以月線季線推測
大約16.1至15.8之間
原本擔心友達融資降不夠多
拉遠看才發現
102年底的低點竟然是融資的最高峰
104年初19元竟然是近五年來融資最低量
怎麼玩這檔的融資都是高手啊
再觀察幾天
或許16.35至16.45附近就會買進
最近群創股價創新高後,她才浮出水面透氣.
ByPhil AshFollow | 05/18/15 - 12:26 PM EDT0
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This nearly $4.9 billion company is a Taiwanese manufacturer of flat panel displays used in a wide variety of consumer electronics products such as high-def televisions, smartphones, notebook computers, and the touch-screen technology now being used in automobiles and payment-processing terminals.
Roughly 20% of large thin-film transistor LCD (TFT) panels in the world are produced by AU Optronics. Almost all Sony (SNE) televisions in 2014 used AU Optronics flat panels, while Panasonic, LG (LG), Toshiba, Philips (PHG) and others also use AU Optronics panels. And the company is one of only two manufacturers of curved LCD panels used in the fast-growing curved display market.
Furthermore, the company's factories are invested in green manufacturing, utilizing wind power and achieving 90%-plus water recycling rates.
With worldwide television, laptop, smartphone, and car display sales continuing to rise, AU Optronics is well-positioned to grow sales over the long run. However, the company's stock has been beaten down in 2015 due to a 0.7% year-to-date sales decline versus 2014.
Why AU Optronics Is Undervalued But Strong
From a book to market perspective, AU Optronics earns a perfect score of 100% from Baton Investing's Joseph Piotroski model. Piotroski is a college accounting professor who has become legendary for discovering undervalued stocks by examining their financial statements.
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