I am now training my guns on VIS. Please fall more so that I can buy more. The fundamentals for this stock is beautiful but the valuation is

Potential downside is 50%?

Yes, yes. Please free fall VIS. I have prepared the parachute.

Sold off EITA by contra trading just now at RM1.60. Profit at about 7%. Sold too early. Now the market price is RM1.640. Oh well, we can't have everything in life.

Some say TP can reach RM4.00. However I only bought this stock for short term trading. But it has good fundamentals though.

Managed to top up Superlon.

Entered Astino today tapi harga tak cantik. Note to self : PLEASE WAKE UP EARLIER NEXT TIME IF YOU WANT TO BE A DAY TRADER.

Also re-entered Yinson in anticipation of good news. Please don't disappoint me.

My fresh war chest has arrived. Now I have holding power beyond T+3. Come on, let's dance VIS, Astino and PPHB.

Ok noted with thanks bro.

It has declared a RM0.05 dividend. It should be enough to cover my losses.

Ya ya, I think he loves me. Too bad I am straight.

Haiz, you mean I can actually request for T+7??? May I know which broker got T+7?

Fuyoh, thanks bro.

Good morning folks. Another beautiful day.

1. Superlon is up +3.48%. Still not too late for investors to enter if you are sitting on the fence.

2. VIS is up +3.31%. Looks like the sharks are tired of waiting.

3. Astino is up +1.82%.

4. PPHB is up +0.83%.

5. EITA is up +2.44% (Eh, I sold this one already).

6. Scomi Group is up between 13% to 16% (I missed the party as usual).

7. Logistic counters are down. Bad time to go in since the sharks have gone in and messed up all the valuation.

No problem bro.

1. Superlon - bought on 8/3/2017 and 27/3/2017

2. Vis - bought on 24/3/2017 and 27/3/2017

3. Astino - bought on 27/3/2017

4. PPHB - bought on 24/3/2017 and 27/3/2017

5. EITA - bought on 24/3/2017 and sold on 27/3/2017

Sorry, noob question. Why do you wish to know?

Live a life of no regrets bro. There will be plenty of other stocks, plenty of other financial report announcements and other opportunities. There are still a lot of undervalued stocks lying around.

Thank you bro. But too early to count the chicken before the eggs hatch. Let me try to sell Astino and PPHB at a profit first.

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 28 2017, 11:13 AM

I don't have a definite exit plan. The majority of my shares are meant for long term investment, as per my siggy. Of course I may have to review them if their fundamentals deteriorate or the stocks become overvalued.

I am just experimenting with up to 20% of my portfolio in short term trading. That's why I have to choose stocks with good fundamentals and momentum, in case things don't turn out well and I have to hold the stocks long term.

I plan to exit Astino and PPHB when the profit hits 10% or around RM800 to RM1000, whichever comes first. Previously my gross profit for MMSV was around RM1000 while EITA was around RM800 (excluding transaction costs).

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 28 2017, 11:38 AM

What about i3 investor website bro? See http://klse.i3investor.com/index.jsp

I think it is live bro.

Wah that's very good.

Not sure. I have never researched Pan Borneo Highway. Rite now, Kenanga is overweight on plastic, technology and power utilities.

I am topping up on Thong Guan and SCGM. I will also be buying Poh Huat and PIE Industrial. Today I bought a small holding in Petron. I had always wanted to own a petrol station. These are all for long term investments. Not goreng stock.

Happy Hunting bro!

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 28 2017, 03:07 PM

Please don't touch this stock unless you have insiders tips and are 110% sure that it will go up. It has an average score of 2. The valuation and fundamentals are all messed up. There are a lot of other better stocks out there.

I cuma penjaga van sahaja. I don't have any insider tips.

I just use my best guess/forecast based on available data of a company. You can call it beginner's luck.

I actually use a few different source like Kenanga research (for Kentrade customers only), Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, MalaysiaStock.biz, i3 investor and Absolutely Stocks (this is unfortunately a paid subscription).

Caution : Please use the analyst reports as a guide only especially those written by bloggers. They may have their own agenda to push the price of the shares up or they could be part of a syndicate which practise 'pump and dump'.

You should always do your own research before buying any stocks.

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 28 2017, 05:17 PM

I would strongly suggest you try Kentrade first. I think they have a free trial run for 90 days. Their research materials are pretty good (at least for a beginner like me). If you like it, then you can open a trading account with Kenanga. Then you can access Kentrade for free but you don't actually have to trade with them.

Absolutely Stocks costs RM600 for one year subscription. I really can't say for now whether it is worth the money or not. I think it is useful if you plan to trade often or daily. They will e-mail the daily Chartist Picks to you and also give you update on companies with potentials from time to time. You can also check the fundamentals and valuation of the companies that you are interested in, etc.

The above are just my thoughts. It is your money at the end of the day.

P/S: No offence but I would also suggest you buy some stock investment books to learn about the basics and process of stock investment. Otherwise it can be a dangerous journey for amateur investors like you and me.

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 28 2017, 05:48 PM