Excuse me but how is Bone a coward when you're the one who didn't show screenshot proof when repeatedly asked even after Freddie showed his screenshot. Got the balls to take credit for people's queues and transaction, yet can't back it up by showing a simple screenshot even after others already did so. Good excuse too saying you don't want to be photoshopped (who's the coward?). Also got multiple questions thrown your way regarding your transaction credibility, and you giving zero responses (running away from interrogation). Bone never once shout he made rmxxxx today, rmxxxx yesterday, or how much capital he has. He just runs a humble blog highlighting what he bought and provides abit of useful information which newbies all use as a reference point in their bursa education and journey. You really can't structure an intelligent adult argument or write a proper sentence even if your life depended on it, let alone run your own blog. You're not an investor, you're not even a speculator.....you're just a simple gambler. Something which any construction worker with abit of cash can do at the casino.

All this and all you can do is repeat he's a coward, he's a coward. Hypocrite much?

I've been an inactive silent reader here for years and have been constantly amazed by the generous contribution by old school regulars such as Sky, Bone, zamans98, freddie, yok70, monkeyking, swift, panasonic88, greg, icehart, andrew, darknight, etc. They've been very open and willing to share any info or answer any questions which newbies ask them.....and do so in the most humble and informative manner.

You on the other hand, come in and start flaming left right and center, bragging about how much you have invested, how much money you make a day etc etc. No offense to anybody here, but if you're that rich, making thousands rm a day, why would you need to be here? You'd be out shopping for properties, cars, yachts etc. and have your kuli broker or secretary do all the trading and monitoring. This is why nobody likes you or takes you seriously. It's not about 'licking' up to Bone as you so cleverly put it. It's just about plain not liking you. Simple. I don't know Bone or the rest of them at all, but I'd rather take my chances following their words than you, even though you accumulate so much wealth in a day. It's a free forum and you have every right not to leave and carry on your trolling, but how thick skin can you be to not get the hint?

So do yourself a favor young fella.....say thank you to your rich daddy for bestowing all that undeserving wealth to you, stop trolling here and stirring up shit for no reason, and go spend this time with your family. Treat them to a 5 star dinner while you're at it to show your appreciation to daddy for dropping a pile of cash on your lap so you have the power to 'influence' the stock market. It'll be a good idea to use some of your cash to buy yourself some modesty and culture too. Also, stay in school......SPM ain't that easy ya know. Meanwhile please keep the noise down on your side while the adults here are talking. Thank you.

Excuse me but how is Bone a coward when you're the one who didn't show screenshot proof when repeatedly asked even after Freddie showed his screenshot. Got the balls to take credit for people's queues and transaction, yet can't back it up by showing a simple screenshot even after others already did so. Good excuse too saying you don't want to be photoshopped (who's the coward?). Also got multiple questions thrown your way regarding your transaction credibility, and you giving zero responses (running away from interrogation). Bone never once shout he made rmxxxx today, rmxxxx yesterday, or how much capital he has. He just runs a humble blog highlighting what he bought and provides abit of useful information which newbies all use as a reference point in their bursa education and journey. You really can't structure an intelligent adult argument or write a proper sentence even if your life depended on it, let alone run your own blog. You're not an investor, you're not even a speculator.....you're just a simple gambler. Something which any construction worker with abit of cash can do at the casino.

All this and all you can do is repeat he's a coward, he's a coward. Hypocrite much?

I've been an inactive silent reader here for years and have been constantly amazed by the generous contribution by old school regulars such as Sky, Bone, zamans98, freddie, yok70, monkeyking, swift, panasonic88, greg, icehart, andrew, darknight, etc. They've been very open and willing to share any info or answer any questions which newbies ask them.....and do so in the most humble and informative manner.

You on the other hand, come in and start flaming left right and center, bragging about how much you have invested, how much money you make a day etc etc. No offense to anybody here, but if you're that rich, making thousands rm a day, why would you need to be here? You'd be out shopping for properties, cars, yachts etc. and have your kuli broker or secretary do all the trading and monitoring. This is why nobody likes you or takes you seriously. It's not about 'licking' up to Bone as you so cleverly put it. It's just about plain not liking you. Simple. I don't know Bone or the rest of them at all, but I'd rather take my chances following their words than you, even though you accumulate so much wealth in a day. It's a free forum and you have every right not to leave and carry on your trolling, but how thick skin can you be to not get the hint?

So do yourself a favor young fella.....say thank you to your rich daddy for bestowing all that undeserving wealth to you, stop trolling here and stirring up shit for no reason, and go spend this time with your family. Treat them to a 5 star dinner while you're at it to show your appreciation to daddy for dropping a pile of cash on your lap so you have the power to 'influence' the stock market. It'll be a good idea to use some of your cash to buy yourself some modesty and culture too. Also, stay in school......SPM ain't that easy ya know. Meanwhile please keep the noise down on your side while the adults here are talking. Thank you.

Probably because they had press the special button...   Guess at least 31 had done so, if no one lie in the poll, guess that might be another lyn record...

  This is kind of Doomed 

 

haha,

once a cursed stock, now is a market leader.

take it as pinch of salt, they can twist and turn the future earning

Take a look at future earning, they can change the revenue in a blink, there is no justification. Anyway we unable to predict the price of latex in the future, no point to refer as the profit margin will be volatile.

But somehow TopGlove will never in my watchlist

RM25 to RM26 for this year.

TP revise UP every year.

When Dlady was RM18, nobody give a damn on her

That's why he stated 99%, 1% is for "emergency button. 

The asset can be allocated at right place in the first place, then so just leave 1% for emergency situation.

It is pointless to do asset allocation every week or month one, unless those goreng stocks which different story.

Most good fundamental stock and dividend stocks, one may encounter more "regret" by selling if look over the long term.
Apart need for the liquid cash for whatever use, I don't see one needs to constantly do asset allocation.

I no mean for cocky part,  , just more like fun/joke for it, just speak from experience, sometimes it is good not to have "sell button".

Without much buying and selling repeatedly, which make broker house earn big and remisier rich (no offence), sometimes just holding a bunch of good stocks, one's performance can be miles better than buy, sell, buy sell constantly.

that's what makes stock market interesting . different people , different ways to look at things and strategies. important 1, is what works for you.

but i m not sure how will i react when crisis came ... 

there will be the urge to sell high buy lower ...
but then for those counters ... usually ... quite impossible for many longer term investors to really get their initial entry price, unlike me the late comers ...

I am yet to think of how i will react on it ... probably won't need the money, but scared by the news which will trigger sell button ...

different people different way of investing style, cherroy's is more focus on passive income, no need to work also got extra income masuk pocket, this kind of stock term as uncle/auntie stock, providing a stable and constant dividend income over the years, so stock like Nestle, KLK, Batu Kawan, Dlady, Panamy in this category.

Just my view

Market timing is easier said than done. Studies have shown that those who sell after a downturn has hit to avoid further loss are about as likely to miss out on a rally as to succeed in cutting their losses. And historically the largest rallies come just after downturns. Not saying that it's impossible of course, but it really is a judgment call. If you see a dip now, do you know if it's just a temporary aberration or the start of a long plunge? If you hesitated and it really did plunge, do you know if an upturn is just around the corner or if the stock is in for a further fall?

In the absence of any clear idea of what to do, holding might not be that bad an idea.

Personal anecdote: I basically held through the 2008 recession. I did suspect that something big was brewing beginning from 2007 but it was hard to predict when exactly things would go bad so I didn't sell. However, I did hold off on adding any more money from 2007, diverting new money into safe assets (like FD and the Malaysian government bond funds) instead. Because of this, I had extra money to spend when I judged that things had settled down enough to start buying. Maybe I could have done better by selling everything the right time and buying back later, but I wasn't confident about the timing and so just held. I'm pretty happy with how I did overall so I don't worry about any potential extra gains I may have missed out on.

I believe there is a saying, never put all eggs into one basket

You do investment, at the same time, you also have a portion of money for emergency.

When crisis come, that's the purpose of the emergency money.