Ahhh Samiden. IINM this company is solar or energy related right? I do monitor this counter from time to time but not sure if it's good to hold long.

What else are you holding bro?

Hahaha no small or big fry la. Together we are an united small fries 

On the glove topic, are you holding it long term or trading it in short term for it's volatility?

Looks like I am the only left playing glove stocks.

The current waterfall is beautiful. I will probably enter my 2nd tranche of glove stocks by 4 pm.

Sorry, I don't mean to rub salt to those holding glove stocks.

cause friday has higher chance of dropping plus there are warrant expiring tomorrow and last but not least, the short seller are trying to push it low...

monitor MTAG

Likely break 80 cents prior qr announced

thank you MTAG

Glove stocks prices are falling today, maybe because of this news?

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/hlib...aluation-method

I decided to top up some glove stocks and buy some other new glove stocks as well. This is like playing with catching a falling knife. Potential downside of another 10% or rebound 5%? 

sold off comfort at a painful loss. digi looks ok to enter nearing atl

Fuh, so fast cut loss on glove counters already. 

In that case, I better watch out for the glove stocks next Monday. I thought it was worth a punt.
No problem at all. At the end of the day, everyone is aiming for the same thing I guess which FINANCIAL FREEDOM. 
Honestly, I have not bought any ETF from Bursa before. The common complaint I hear is that the ETFs in Bursa are illiquid.

Recently, I started my ETF journey by investing in FSM One Singapore.

But for unit trusts, I first started investing in it since the year 2004-2005. I would highly recommend you open an account with FSM One Malaysia and also hang around the forum in Low Yat for FSM One Malaysia. FSM One Malaysia has a wide range of recommended unit trusts which cover the entire world. Bond funds as well.

Time passes so quickly. Might as well start the investing journey when you are in your 20's or 30's, especially with unit trusts. 

P/S: There is nothing wrong with investing in individual stocks at the same time! 

Mr Market is unpredictable. Let's see how the dice rolls! 

Thanks for your response...yes, I've conceded to the fact that recovery will be unlikely, and going for long term few years horizon as of this point seems to be fuzzy, no matter how strong the fundamentals look like. So, I'm changing approach and decided long term will not be feasible. Sad case.

I think I may be cutting my Smax losses in two batches eventually.
Thanks for the losses...that's life, have to embrace it because it was our own decisions, no one else's...

Thanks for your response...yes, I've conceded to the fact that recovery will be unlikely, and going for long term few years horizon as of this point seems to be fuzzy, no matter how strong the fundamentals look like. So, I'm changing approach and decided long term will not be feasible. Sad case.

I think I may be cutting my Smax losses in two batches eventually.
Thanks for the losses...that's life, have to embrace it because it was our own decisions, no one else's...

My hard lesson in investment. I posted it here before in March 2020 and some of the forumers here laughed their head off. But it's OK. I got no ego issue. 

To re-cap. Sometimes in April 2017, I had a hot run in Bursa. Gold finger. Nearly every single stock that I bought went up. By October 2017, my unrealised profit was about RM110K. Not including dividend payment of about RM14K for the year.

Usual story. I got cocky. Nothing can wrong. No cut loss policy. Even when the TA and FA turned sour.

Fast forward. By 2019, loss of about RM190K. Overall portfolio down by -50%.

Moral of the story. Please learn from my mistakes.

Decide early.

1. Are you a trader or a long term investor?
2. To average down or to cut loss when the stock is down -10%?
3. Do you have an entry and exit plan?
4. Diversify across different sectors if possible.
5. For investors, what is your definition of long term? Anything less than 1 to 2 years is only short term.

P/S:  Paper trading or doing things in theory is very different from practice. Read more investment books and trading books. Do not trade stocks with money that you cannot afford to lose. It is a one way road to Holland.

My 2 cents...