QUOTE(dotless @ Apr 29 2012, 01:24 PM)
hi sifus,
i'm currently a student and i've about SGD10,000 in savings.
Will it be wise for me to use CFDs to trade?
Money that you can't afford to lose.. better keep in your savings than putting into the market.
Money that you can afford to lose or hold on for a long time before any meaningful returns - then go ahead,
learn to invest (or trade) first before getting yourself in. There is no get rich fast scheme. All require knowledge, skills and willingness to take risk to earn your dough.
Good luck!
Added on April 30, 2012, 11:34 amQUOTE(learn2earn8 @ Apr 28 2012, 03:33 AM)
I am so sadding
dltr $12.16 now $16.70 +37% gone coz I exited for puny gains 15%
now break out to new high sumore
this thread has its own resident tok guru and his trusty assistant, of coz fights are healthy for this thread to grow
I also have losses, but the trick is to keep it to a minimum. so there is no reason for them to hide in bunker
now we have a newcomer, pinkdevil88 that challenge tok guru trusty assistant
welcome aboard and thanx for sharing ur fundamental analisis
for those newbies, the dog jones is almost at new high and caution is required. be careful and be willing to lose what u can afford to lose
many moons ago, zamans98 asked how i can find many new stocks to be in watchlist?
but whether you guys know how to use it or not is another ballgame altogether
but will you guys be able to share ideas and work together to earn moolahs in this thread
or this thread revert to its old style
well, imo one can't be too greedy lah.. 15% is better than nothing. Remember, there is no such thing as bad profit.
AAPL still continued to be pumped up by the hedge funds until it can't go higher, than we'll see mass exodus later and drops like flies until it comes down to reasonable valuation price. Right now, I think with 18x earnings, it ok but not attractive enough.
I'm thinking that the market maybe slowly churning into bear mode as we get into the second half of the year. Earrnings for Q2 seems reasonable but ain't stellar at this moment. Fed says it will continue to support the current monetary policy but stop short of saying QE3. Let see if Sell-in-May will hold true this year.
This post has been edited by danmooncake: Apr 30 2012, 11:36 AM 
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