QUOTE(kueyteowlou @ Sep 26 2012, 05:16 PM)
what happened?
@yhtan
Aiya.. when u talk about need to read Annual Report.. it makes me feel like I am not going to do saving already...
gosh.. I will tutup mata tembak... those RM60 stocks..
Growth is the key, with the company profit keep growing year by year, i'm sure dividend will not decline by time
QUOTE(Boon3 @ Sep 26 2012, 07:28 PM)
yhtan: continue..
One option is to set your quit price higher, in order to preserve your great profits.
You could either assign a price level, for example if Amedia drops below 95 sen, you quit your position immediately and as Amedia moves higher, move this price level higher to say 98 sen or 1.00 etc etc...
Another way is you could use a percentage + price level to determine your quit price. Have your quit price set at 95 sen and include a 'if Amedia drops more than 6% in one single trading session', you call it quits.
And if the quit trigger is not triggered, just ride Amedia for as long as possible...
Sound like a good trading plan One option is to set your quit price higher, in order to preserve your great profits.
You could either assign a price level, for example if Amedia drops below 95 sen, you quit your position immediately and as Amedia moves higher, move this price level higher to say 98 sen or 1.00 etc etc...
Another way is you could use a percentage + price level to determine your quit price. Have your quit price set at 95 sen and include a 'if Amedia drops more than 6% in one single trading session', you call it quits.
And if the quit trigger is not triggered, just ride Amedia for as long as possible...
anyway high risk high return, i always prepare for it
Sep 27 2012, 09:31 AM

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