I was being sarcastic.... ini bukan tipsy goreng la... 
refer comments made by ChAOoz
you better no itchy back side ..... 

Maybe move on to telegram or other platform. All the old one are missing.

Last time this sub channel was pretty hard on new comers, i also mostly lurked only.

I saw.... no wonder you so happy.

D&O was a miss opportunity lol. but it went back already to jan level already.

*write down in 555*

let it sink first
from support level 4.80/4.90, determine after the breakout 

yours is widescreen.....     

mine is macam letter box.... 



which is more efficient?
Answer? The one that you are most good at.
Clearly the stock is bias to the downside...
the volume is shrinking - indicating the lack of interest...

so getting in anytime now versus being the patient one... well, which do you choose?

if invest wise, it's better to do dollar cost averaging

Fuyoooooo ..... LOLR!!!! 
see... you champion already la..... 

1. Knowing how not to lose.

Treat investing less seriously and make it fun and try not to lose money. Do as much research as possible. If you obtain any information that has yet to be discovered by other market participants, you will make money. The ultimate rule is to get AHEAD of the rest of the market.

So you know oil is going to hit 100$ soon. And people are skeptical about it. So you accumulate them and always be patient and confident about your position. Treat your shares like a form of ownership in a publicly-traded companies rather than being obsessed with technical charts and human behaviours. Pay attention to any shift in macroeconomic trends. Once it hits peak euphoria, you sell. This is the cyclical - contrarian strategy. However, mathematicians and technical chartists oppose this idea and favour models like Monte-Carlo and Fibonacci retracements to predict human behaviour. Whereas economists look at economic data and formulate models around it while eliminating the human element.

Tech companies is the anomaly though. In the end, stocks only go up. Other asset classes are boring

Investing could be trading, trading is not investing.

An investor relies on earnings, income, growth in the value of assets. A speculator is someone who thinks other people will pay more for it than you did.

Many started as an investor become too smart/over confidence and end up as speculator.

A broken clock is useful twice a day.

Trading doesn't need to be reckless laaa....

if you think from a business perspective, trading can be just as intelligent as investing. 

So you prefer trading or investing long term?

I cannot possibly answer all these.... not without my proper teh to lim....   

Basically for trading/speculator.

What do you mean by secondary data?

Aiyohhh... you are meant to keep it simple....

stop thinking about whether you are trading/investing ....

all you know is know how not to lose.... that's the first step, which you don't want to complicate it too much.

When you enter the trade   buy the stock, know your reason why you are jumping into something where you can possibility lose all your teh to lim money. Your undies too. So you cannot make a half ass decision to buy. If you are going to buy say ... errr .... A .... because you are expecting an earnings turnaround and because of the earnings turnaround, you feel that based on current market valuation or blah, blah, blah ..... now that's your reason to play. If that no longer holds true, think as a business stockist... you are holding stock of saham which are not what you had reasoned it out to be... well, do what's right... sell your stock.

Sounds simple but many a times... ppl  simply loves to complicates the f out of themselves....  and starts finding reason why it's not their fault that the stock A is not turning around as one had assumed....

errr..... complicated enough?

 
teh, teh. teh..... 

If u.s lumber price drop continue, could be a early indicator of u.s stock and other commodities price.

They already have enough in their pocket. they can say whatever they want.

I'm looking at this, but i'm not convinced it will fly high once it's break due to the political sentiment



Does SMA200 plays a big part this chart? boon3 what say you?

billy_overheat

vertical climbing the neh....



how?   

     
This one is simple la.... it's not a bloody stock tip asking you to buy...
instead, it's a good time...
to study and learn how to exit a stock....
even if it's a garbage stock (yaya... this one fits right inside the category) ....

That part I don't agree....

Profits derived from variations from our setup is never ever good.

I am a strong believer in discipline. Sticking to my setups is most important.

Missing a whole bunch of vertical climbers is never a problem for me. Is it for you?
so 11.90... that would have been my exit... 

Using the Buy/Sell bid queues is not reliable/safe one.....