QUOTE(Boon3 @ Oct 22 2014, 08:14 AM)

RIP meh?
so fast?
This other statement in bold......

Here's a good exercise....
Use that on Homer.... LOL
At what point did your own FA tell you to buy?
At what point will your TA tell you to buy?
Compare that to the stock price now....
See any difference?
Would it have help... in the future if same situation happens again?
And when the market was falling... what did you note?
Did you note down which group of stocks was falling?
And when market reverses... what did you note?

QUOTE(Boon3 @ Oct 22 2014, 09:44 AM)

So how come you bought above 80 sen?

Did you see how low the stock went?

The point is, you can throw all the MOS stuff, etc etc etc.....
but in a falling market, the market will ignore everything....
and true enough, the stock fell below 70 sen.
Will MOS help you buy at a better price?
In my opinion, NO.
It's always a NO for me.
A stock can always be valuable...
but when everyone is throwing the stock down....
the fundamental and the MOS goes out of the window...
and the stock will trade lower.
Stock buying is like hunting.
You need to be patient before you go in for the kill.
Remember, a wounded animal does not mean it's a 100% easy kill.
Just like stocks... a cheap stock does not mean it's a 100% easy win.
Be patience....
it's like a paradox leh. what you saying there is no sure way to earn money like that

you buy it when you think it's low and it's good for both growth and dividend and it it's still fall, your dividend yield is not able to cover you loss, so it's still a lost
then comes another 2nd situation: you still hold your cash well and wait for further support to be broken but however it bounce back
so the only thing i can think of is that take inari for example. closes 2.05 at thursday, doji formed,
reversal signal to buy? ok a clear cut that was a resistance broken from it if you look at 1-year chart so many will assume it's a support level, will it hold or waiting for another downfall? note: somebody just said 2.70 as it's intrinsic price

note2: euro zone were in big trouble as all bad news were flying around
and there comes the the dow beating the bear. next day. it traded in a gap up. so if you mentioned that support level is not a target price to buy, what you mean is to wait to break it's support only to buy?
the next question to us that, what happens if US energy report turns out to be bad? it will be another blow to inari and other KLSE stocks as well
This post has been edited by spring onion: Oct 22 2014, 03:07 PM