In SGX and US Mkts (NYSE & Nasdaq).

Dependable Analysts in SGX : choose from here : http://www.remisiers.org/index.php?option=...&id=6&Itemid=16

Analysts in US Mkts : many of them, can easily come across their write-ups everywhere as we surf around, or as we go into the discount brokerages' sites.

Trading Momentum - don't need analysts, just pull-up Google Finance or Yahoo Finance for the country being observed, put in the stock code you are interested in, look at their charts and observe the vertical barcharts at the bottom of the graph. That's the trading momentum that I use.

This post has been edited by Hansel: Nov 7 2010, 09:56 AM

there r forumers who r thin skin & highly sensitive, when asked to show how to put theory into practice
care to share some example or screenshot for neutral viewing
or how to use vertical barchart at bottom of graph for the following stocks atml, wms & dks?

I don't know why you are putting such remarks at the beginning of your posts, but, yes, you are right, some people are highly sensitive, especially when they are keen to help and people who are asking for opinions and at the same time, are putting remarks like what you are doing.

And then laugh it out : lol.

No, I think I will stop inputting here after seeing all these unnecessary posts. I am amazed with such behaviours, I would prefer to contribute in other threads rather than here.

End of input and debates from myself here !

aiyo... y like tis? anyway, up to u lo... u actually sounded mature & not childish
well then, tat ends the discussion between us both no one gain & no one lose

I just got my stock on C @ $4.15 and BAC @ $11.35 on Wed. Hope to keep it for few years and see the return. I'm not the speculator but more on investor point of view.

Err, can you show me on say STEC or SIRI?


I got it when it was 3.88 3 weeks back. dumped all via Trailing STOP. BAC just jumped in. Let's see how that turned out to be.

DMC - I told u to hold to your STEC for $18!!. I sold off all via Trailing STOP (very tight stop) and now happy, coz that one was the first batch bought early this year @ 17+

No problem. Already profited, just not that much. Won't be chasing this. Now, got to wait for pull back.
The bullish momentum for stocks still kinda high.

Will be selling my remaining TCK if we hit $50.

Trivial for you guys: Who is the biggest Shark in the world?

This post has been edited by danmooncake: Nov 8 2010, 10:04 PM

HL also strong, due to crazy commodities pricing. Gold down a bit to 1388.

Biggest shark = US Federal Reserve, most powerful guy : Uncle Ben
Main Shark supporter : GoldMan S

Right On Bro!

Uncle Ben IS the world biggest Shark. With a stroke a pen, he wrote the $600b cheque and direct
Fed to printing money. World market equities have no choice but to go up.

But, be careful with him. Watch his cards carefully. He can pull money out as fast he can push money out.

Indeed he is. The first thing what Goldman did right after the announcement is to agree with him. Fcuk, look at GS Price. I bought at 155, cut loss at 145. Then it bounced to 170 now, up 15 since end of October. I failed to link GS to Uncle Ben..Duh!

C losing steam. BAC is performing better. Bought BAC 500 units only, although I do have cash for upcoming, which is preserved for volatile days as follows :

Unemployment Claims on WED 930pm KL Time
Prelim UoM Consumer Sentiment FRI 1055 KL Time

Closing update:
Dow 11406.84 -37.24 -0.33%
Nasdaq 2580.05 +1.07 +0.04%
S&P500 1223.25 -2.6 -0.28%

I've sold my remaining 300 shrs of TCK @ 50.25. Biggest profits for me this year.
TCK may continue go higher with the QE2 but I'm happy that it has met my price target, so I'm taking my profits.
From here, I'll scalp and trade by hit and run. I don't like buying into 52 weeks high.

This post has been edited by danmooncake: Nov 9 2010, 07:03 AM

congrats on TCK. U hit the right button on commodities.

SLW, ABX, URRE.

The star of the month is : HL 9.02 +13.5%, all time high.

MGM +7%
BAC +1.92%
C -
SIRI +2.04%

since this thread is only interested in stocks below 10 baht, here is the update



atml no longer meet criteria, cim tidur so dump from watchlist
the rest is doing fine & I like those at 52 weeks new high swing trade is for adding position if FA is goodie



gmcr went to moon note to self: do not get 'put options' on strong stock in a bull run & closing apol position
won't discuss much on stocks above $10 anymore, but here is a last on watchlist for stock above $10



EMC Corp. (EMC) a huge winner in the 1990s, saw its market value cut by two-thirds from its late 2007 peak of 25.47 to a low of 8.25 in November of 2008. Since then, the data storage titan has fought its way back to 16% off that peak. On a weekly chart, one can see the stock gaining support at its 40-week moving average during the market’s declines in May, late June to early July, and August. The stock has traded tightly in recent weeks and is perhaps forming a flat base with a potential buy point of 21.93. EMC has notched double-digit EPS growth of 21% to 62% for five straight quarters. Sales growth of 20% to 24% for the past three quarters is still impressive growth for a large, mature company like EMC

Thanks Sifu. Most of us are small time salary worker, so can buy 100-500 units of penny stocks (in NYSE penny = Below USD5!)

I unit of LVS now is USD51, used to be USD17

haha remember the good ole days when we alwiz laugh at lvs buyers
its debt was high, so not in my watchlist, then see it go to moon all the time
the lesson learn is rules r made to be broken
lph is ur recommendation $2.85 keep up the good work
if dare & if atml ever got pullback, it got roket fuel loaded into it

not only that, they used to be under $2 during crisis.

Imagine those buying huge lots and hold it until now

People were scare of buying LVS when it was under $10 but now, we got them chasing it above $50.
Funny isn't it?

LVS could potentially go back up to its peak at 120 if the economy recovers in US and businesses return to Las Vegas.
Right now, LVS earnings are mostly come from Macau and Singapore. Macau has such an amazing revenue last quarter, it basically helps LVS to lift off from the red ink since 2008.

This post has been edited by danmooncake: Nov 9 2010, 09:40 PM

Any good counter to keep for long term. I keep C for more than 1 year. Still no making profit.

yes, rulez like what we used to learn is not longer suits current market, only when economy is good and booming, market is really good. I happened to bumped into an archive posting of an American forum, where they love RIMM, bought 5,000 shares and trade it contra daily and actually earning big bucks.
That is when it is end of 2006. Buy any counter, close your eyes and boom, magic. Just like the recent LVS fairy tale.

LPH was recommended by myself but I failed to buy it, instead bought S. Oh well, that turned out to be an ugly truth.

dump C - buy others. I sold all my CITIGroup shares. If you want good money, go foe energy, phama.

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Added on November 9, 2010, 11:16 pmCommodities, Energy

URZ    Uranerz Energy Corp.   
TGA    TransGlobe Energy Corp.   
PUDA    Puda Coal Inc.   
URRE    Uranium Resources, Inc.   
MXC    Mexco Energy Corporation   
HDY    Hyperdynamics Corporation   
WTI    W&T Offshore Inc.   
BRNC    Bronco Drilling Co. Inc.   
SVM    Silvercorp Metals Inc.   
TGC    Tengasco Inc.   
PENX    Penford Corporation   
SHZ    China Shen Zhou Mining & Resources, Inc.   
MGH    Minco Gold Corporation   
XCO    EXCO Resources Inc.    
CVR Energy, Inc. 
WNR    Western Refining Inc.   
ROSE    Rosetta Resources, Inc.   
NOR    Noranda Aluminum Holding Corp.   
PQ    PetroQuest Energy Inc.   
NWPX    Northwest Pipe Co.   
EXK    Endeavour Silver Corp.   -- just jumped today, so scape it off.

This post has been edited by zamans98: Nov 9 2010, 11:16 PM

For profits, it all depends on when you buy or sell. One really need to buy and trade, not buy
and hold to make money. If you don't trade that much, just have to look at month to month or quarter to quarter basis.

IMO, now may not be the cheap to buy 'coz they're at the 52 weeks high level.

I'm expecting to see a 3% to 5% pull back but just don't know when. Need for the Dow/SPX to be in negative territory for 3 days in a row or -3 digits drop in Dow for sellers to be in charge.

Now, there seems to be not enough negative news to scare the bulls. Even Irish banks issues are not scary enough versus QE2. We need China to issue an interest rate hike now or Uncle Ben to stop pushing the money printing machine button.