aiseh, kimlun quick bounce like basketball.
looks like today enough to cover yesterday 6% loss.

portfolio a bit heavy on kimlun n paramount.

yesterday only shopping ytl nia..

dun fatt mou can liao.

can't recall where i read it from, but it was something about Thailand n Indonesia and their imminent rate increases, makes it more attractive to pump into that market.

thx alex n stupidguy <-- lol
wah got macro somemore. high tech!

CIH
still holding tight. seems like sentiment taking a hit on that stock too

wah downgrade until like that. looks like they got a baaaaaaaaaaaaad grudge against it lol

here you go!

not master leh!
sometimes looking at new stuff makes my day

your stocks are pretty decent.

few points to consider,
downtrend's been persisting for a few weeks.
monday's spike down rebounded very strongly at 1474, which was support for previous major low.
but fact remains, we're in a downtrend, any rebound still is a downtrend rebound unless it breaks the DTL.

fear tends to shake even the sturdiest of investors.
disregard my comment if u really want to throw. i really dont want to bring you to holland.

mm yeah true true,
i only pay attention to the channel and supports nowadays.
gonna hold out for a while first, my reserves running low

This post has been edited by teehk_tee: Mar 2 2011, 03:47 PM

only good if the market undertone is very bullish. bear come to your doorstep CW and JA is first to burn.
but first to burn doesnt mean cannot buy haha.

same same
i willing to pay 2.4 for the ride

recommended to read if any of you guys/ladies got the time to.

Investors pull billions from emerging markets

(extract)
According to fund tracker EPFR Global, fund managers and other investors yanked $5.45 billion from emerging markets funds in China, India, Brazil and elsewhere in the second week of February and placed it in equity funds of advanced economies — their biggest weekly inflow in more than 30 months.

Developed market funds recorded their seventh straight week of inflows in mid-February — with European equity fund flows hitting 41-week highs. So far this year, investors have committed $47 billion to U.S., European, Japanese and global equity funds — $29 billion of it into the U.S alone.

Meanwhile, investors have pulled out over 20 percent of the $95 billion they parked in emerging markets during 2010 since mid-January, EPFR said. Since the beginning of the year, outflows totaled $1 billion from mainland Chinese equity markets alone.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/news/2011/03...ms_ss=yahoomail

most brokers/traders i've talked to just say its a backwater merry-go-round market. got money? play elsewhere for more fun.

im one of CIH shareholders also.
oh well.

cheers mate. i'm still comfortable with the share.

feel good day today.