i already let go some of my K1 holdings. entered at 0.43

keep a few to see how it goes. the nasal swab news is promising and worrying at the same time

I am no expert in trading. But I think it helps to have an exit plan. This include a cut loss price. Some trader may set it at 10%. Another trader may set it at 15%.

This means the moment the stock suffers a loss of -10%, the trader will cut his loss and move on. No "ifs" or "buts". The stock and loss will be recorded in his log book somewhere. But that's it. The loss is wiped out from his memory. No emotional attachment to the loss or to the stock.

I remember I raised the question about buying a stock which subsequently dived and Cherroy has provided some useful guideline. Perhaps some kind soul here can find the post. I don't know how to do it.

As always, this is my 2 kupang only...

aye i oso believe in the company since its tech + healthcare

but then judging from i3investor comments, seems like a lot of people goreng as well

I got a question. Let's say I bought 1000 units @ RM 1 per unit, and I am showing loss of 100. If I were to withdraw 900 units, does it mean that I lose RM 90, or that my loss is still RM 100 based on the balance of 100 lots?

There is some sense to what he tweeted. WB is such a boomer, going heavy on grandpa stocks like Boeing and airlines with incredibly small holdings on technology stocks. Explains why his fund got burnt during the recent drop.

Then again these guys are just pure gamblers using leverage

Just wondering why no one talk about CIMB? Seems to be very low now

In terms of ?

I see alot company using CIMB as payroll, and their branches are quite well established + easy to access.

Correct me im very naive and never researched about CIMB at all haha

Everyone out of money to pump more into glove counters d

Are we able to see the EPF trades on KLSE?

Just one? Why not 10?