Kittisak Kovintavewat – Be an Investor, Not a Speculator

BIO: Kittisak Kovintavewat is a value investor who focuses on investing in value stocks in the US and China. STORY: Kittisak bought the Thai Airways stock as it grew steadily, but a few external and internal problems made the stock price drop. Even though Kittisak had studied the company extensively and knew the stock was strong, he panicked and sold his shares. The problems were later resolved, and the stock went up to three times more than what Kittisak had sold it for. LEARNING: Don’t focus too much on the price; instead, focus on the company’s stability. Find your investment style.   “Invest often so that you can find your investment style. Once you find your style, you will gain more success.”Kittisak Kovintavewat  Guest profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/kittisak-kovintavewat-60a381a4/ (Kittisak Kovintavewat) is a value investor who focuses on investing in value stocks in the US and China. He has been investing in the US for more than seven years and runs the https://www.billionairevi.com/ (Billionaire VI) page to help investors invest following the value investment style. Worst investment everIn 2014, Kittisak took an interest in Thai Airways. He studied the company for a while and realized that the company would make a huge profit every time oil prices would fall. Kittisak continued his research, convinced that it was a good company to invest in. At the time, Thai Airways’ shares were selling at 15 Baht per share. The price kept rising after Kittisak made his investment. But after a while, problems started arising in the Thai economy. The company was also experiencing internal issues, and this saw the share price begin to fall. The price went all the way down to 9 Baht per share. At this point, Kittisak feared that he would lose his entire investment, so he made the rash decision to sell his shares at 9 Baht per share. Soon after Kittisak sold his shares, the government came to Thai Airways’ rescue, and things started turning for the company. Within a few months, the share price went up