Some Ang Mo talk male chicken.

DiGi is now 5.09.

White paint price, how to get?
I take it as buy at 10 sen then.
Now doing 10 sen 10.5 sen.
Put in sell queue already?
Line to sell also so long at 10.5 sen.

What's your q number? 90xxx?

Somehow I never good at this queuing game.

I won't be surprised one bit if CPO falls below 2k again.

Despite the recent weakness in CPO prices, most of these plantation stocks prices have not seen any significant correction (except PPB) yet...

The thing is palm oil shares is not cheap and if the weakness in CPO continues, these cheap palm oil shares could turn expensive very fast.

Even if he MGO at 15 sen also he make money like mad!
Why he don't know how to count such math?

want to make some saving .. hahaha opps.. Do I sound like male chicken?
Shall I lie to you or shall I talk of an even bigger male chicken?

Keep for 20 years?
Simplest way is have some spare money around.
Wait for big crash.
Than just buy.
No need to keep for 20 years... I think.

Can work?

There's one big difference now.
'now compared to 40 years ago' will be very different than '40 years from now compared to now'.
Confused?
Last time, 40 years Genting is almost nothing.
When you compare nothing to now, the growth will look super big.

This is just the simple law of numbers.
Take a biy aged 20.
If you compare the age versus the year he was born, the boy's age would have grown 20x.
When this boy grows to 40 years old.
We make another 20 year comparison, we compare this 40 year old man to when he was 20 years old.
The age only doubled from 20 to 40.
Same 20 years difference but the growth in age only doubled.
More confused?

What I am saying is the next 40 years growth for a company like Genting won't be the same as Genting's past 40 years growth.

Now I am talking super male chicken.

I got the same problem with firefox the other day.
Are you using firefox also?
If you are, my problems cleared when I restarted my computer and firefox.

I think I will switch very soon.
Firefox has got so many add-ons nowadays and it slows and eats up the RAM.

Switch to Chrome as suggested by yhtan.

By the way. do see page 15, post 300.
Posted some pictures on plantation stocks.
Feel free to comment.

Oh yes, I had stated earlier that based at current prices, the money earned by the plantation companies are still good.
Only problem is the market see and compare this 'good' money with the 'mad money' the plantation companies were earning when CPO was sky high.

The problem is I don't know where the bottom is.
Could 2600 be it?

Those 2 charts, on a 5 year time frame, looks too good. Way too good.

Edwin, nice pick on Johotin.

Amedia trading in the 1-1.10 range close to one month already.
The longer it stays in this range, it more risky it becomes.
Hope I am not saying the wrong thing...

Not really a sell call but a request to be on the alert.
Phew! I actually thought SkyGor going to send me one flying kick.



Chef: Your Inix looks interesting.

It's just an observation based on charts.

You can correct me anytime if I am wrong.
Based on my on-off observation (meaning I wasn't watching 100% lah), when the stock went from 70 sen to 1.00, I observed the upward movement to be very well 'controlled' or 'managed'.
Amedia then went pass the 1.00 region.
Come rain or shine, the stock was solid, it continued to remain in the 1.00-1.110 region.
Now September rain is almost going to close shop.
Which means close to one month, this stock with such a strong uptrend, is stuck in this region.
And the longer 'stuck' in this region, the chart pattern will become clear.
Can you see the chart pattern if Amedia remains in this region for a longer time and the implications?
Not asking you to dump and sell but I think it's good to be more cautious.

Hope I don't say wrong things.
Later.

They always say all you need is one good counter.

gtg. later.

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...