QUOTE(LanEvo7 @ Jun 1 2006, 11:37 PM)
From what I read, T day is the day u deal the shares (whether buy or sell) and T + 3 day is the day u need to actually pay for it, some brokers might offer T + 10 days so u got more room to play with when it comes to Contra
btw, I never traded contra before, but interested in it, but my mindset also like jojoko, it seems like only tembak co's the term is short and can't really do any studies beside looking at the trend of up down for the company.
What I'll do to play contra would probably:
- choose companies with high volume (actively traded)
- probably set a small target (e.g. 1 week earn RM 200) and move on from there once experience picks up
Any advice from contro pros here?
tembak tembak susah la tembak tak kena ditembak pula

QUOTE(cherroy @ Jun 2 2006, 12:22 AM)
Contra trading won't able to make a living for you. It is just extra income when market hot time. A lot of people got this mindset also, but practically, it is very difficult to do in real actual trading. Also generally in normal trading day when market more subdue, share price has little movement only which you might find that you are struggling to cover the commission rate rather than making profit. If really interest in contra trading then better go for the futures which is more volatile and better return if you get it right.
1 week earn RM200? no problem but can you consistently do it every week? Bare in mind although you might be able to make profit for let say 3-4 week time but when market go against you time, you might easily loss Rm2000 or even more per week.
It some sort like gambling rather than investing.
PS Contra trading is only suitable when market 'goreng' hot time other than that you are basically feeding your remiser and broking firm only while you gain peanut.

contra trading cant make a living meh? got many ppl out there do this for a living 1 but they pro la