I think glove stocks make up about 60% of my overall portfolio. Time to trim.

BTW, I mentioned Complet in my post yesterday. Today, it has rocketed +16%. Missed the boat. Oh well, life goes on.

No problem. I am happy to share.

I wish I could tell you a fairy tale that I bought Complet yesterday and made RM5K in profit today since it went up +16%. But I don’t believe in telling lies. 😃

And the market is closed. This forum is getting quiet.

I entered Complet before closing at RM1.238.

Maybulk closed in the market at +4.63%.

Glove stocks are still bleeding non-stop. Tsk, tsk.

Careplus, Comfort, Supermax and Top Glove.

Minggu depan, mungkin saya akan kasi potong kecuali Comfort dan Top Glove.

I don't know. This round I didn't pick Harta and Kossan.

Maybe I thought pick 2 Big Glove companies and 2 second liners companies to balance out. Obviously, it is not going according to plan.

Good luck to you too!

It ain't over until....

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 12 2021, 05:35 PM

Supermax and Careplus have reached my cut loss point of -20%. By right, I should have cut at around -12%. I can use the proceeds to buy other stocks that hopefully can perform better.

The FA for TG and Comfort are better than Supermax and Careplus.

Live to fight another day!

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 12 2021, 09:16 PM

Thanks! I will try and hold on next week.

Thank you for the info. Much appreciated.

Good morning folks.

I am also going to tembak and say that my Maybulk and Complet stocks will rocket tomorrow! 😀

It is getting tougher to make money in the market.

I went in big for Complet last Friday. Within 2 hours, unrealised profit of RMxxxx. Fuh, step aside Warren Buffett.

Today, all the unrealised profit disappeared. Sold off all my Complet shares for a profit of 1 1/2 bottle of Black Label.

All my stocks except for Maybulk are

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 15 2021, 03:59 PM

All the following stocks failed the valuation test unless you are playing TA:

1. UWC
2. Greatec
3. Solarvest
4. DNEX

Enter at your own risk. Win really big or lose the shirt off your back.

Please don't play margin.

My 2 cents.

Yes, I agree. Shouldn't complain when taking profit.



This is what we get when the political situation is not stable and with a GE looming. Possible change in government and change of PM again.

Government policies may change with a change in government. Businessmen will have to form new alliance with new ministers. Some businessmen hedge their bets by having different Whatsapp groups with the ruling government members and the opposition party members...just in case.

Is it any wonder that foreign investors are exiting the country?

P/S: Let's pray that the market don't collapse suddenly.

This post has been edited by Vanguard 2015: Mar 15 2021, 06:05 PM

If the market collapse again but the foreign investors and the local institutions don't support...then just left the retailers trapped inside.

Anyway, just my kopitiam talk.

I still have a lot of glove stocks. Now I feel like the Poor Dad rather than the Rich Dad. 😀

Let’s hope it’s EPF to the rescue again. 😀

I only used a simple 10 second health check up on Dnex. And it failed the test. Valuation score of zero.

But if you have done thorough research and is confident of your decision, then please go ahead. Your money, your call.

Good luck.

I wish I could teach....but I am not qualified. Seriously, I am not.

For a free website, a good starting point is Bursa Market Place. There is a wealth of information there for beginners and retail investors.

For paid websites, there are Simply Wall Street and Absolutely Stocks.

For TA websites, I think there are Trading View, etc.

Good luck.

When in doubt, hold cash. There is no rule which says that we must trade or invest 100% at all times.

Wait for the clutter in our mind to clear up first or for the market to offer some clear directions.

My 2 kupang as usual...

Yes, that’s right.

The current market trend is probably not a good time to say “no retreat, no surrender”. 😀

I agree. We tend to complicate things in life, including investing.

In a perfect world, the retailers and traders will only invest 80% of their money and keep 20% as dry powder.

Better still, to have 4 to 5 different war chests to be deployed at different times.

But then we live in an imperfect world with finite resources. Chicken and egg argument. If the retailers have so much money in the first place, why do they need to take the risk of investing in the stock market or trade stocks?