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post Jan 10 2021, 09:07 AM

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QUOTE(Syie9^_^ @ Jan 9 2021, 09:01 PM)
Hmm...

Sell is sell, Cut-Loss is Cut Loss. Never mix-up the terms. But I'm referring to STOP-LOSS.

Sell can be magnified to -100% loss sell and the investor stomach all the losses and left dry hanging. Like counters that gone into cold storage after Years in stock market.

Cut-loss is like you got cancer, you got to cut it, no choice. Or else you`ll die.

stop-loss is a strategy with a risk management in play. Eg, Like you got cut from a blade/glasses due to unexpected accident, will you continue letting it bleed or will you do something about it?. . I`m sure you will know what to do.

If you are not careful, also can lead you to having amenia, because too much loss of blood.


like Warren Buffet, there`s many way looking at value. Timing/Patience/Long game.  But before going into that realm, you got to begin with Benjamin Graham. That is his real school of thoughts.

Warren Buffett, Coca-Cola was never great at start and only sold handful in it early years , but able to keep rolling like snowball till now, and you`ll still drink it.

Be it recession, or growing economy, depression Or the world went to war...or the asteroid coming to collide, or Elon musk set foot on Mars..

Coca-Cola will always be, Ahhhh that feeling. rclxm9.gif

And growing company, over X time will build value, people, culture. Some will aged well to 5 generation while some will aged as we are or maybe just a day company.

Warren Buffett have gave us all good wisdom of value investing that he learnt from Benjamin Graham..and maybe in about another 50 years into future, we might have another Value Investor. It could be anyone.

Just 2cent laugh.gif
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WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!! WOW!!!

That's the best I've read on this matter!

Bravo!

The hidden dragon!

And you got it so spot on the Stop-Loss thingy. Having a Stop-Loss is certainly a must for traders but then if the trader is not 'ready', stop-loss is equally as deadly if one just simply buys/cut .....with the trader saying 'no worry, I try this stock, if wrong I cut, won't die one' but if this is repeated one time too many .... soon there will be nothing left to cut...................
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post Jan 10 2021, 09:23 AM

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QUOTE(MedElite23 @ Jan 10 2021, 12:05 AM)
Thanks for sharing your experience bro. I see some resemblance in our investment strategy. Like you, I buy stocks when they are red, preferably those that have been red for week(s) without reason but when you check their financials their earnings have been increasing over the years and they check all the usual metrics of valuation..

I have to emphasise though, before going into that I'll first check their 10 years share price chart. It helps me to quickly filter out those fundamentally weak companies.

I mean..a strong earning company can't have its share price be in downtrend for 5..10..years..if the share price is down for so many years, there's probably something fundamentally very wrong with this company..    

From fundamental investor pov, if we want to outperform the herd, we NEED to do the opposite of what the herd does, it's where the opportunity lies. We always hear this, but I'm aware that the execution part of wayyyy harder than one thought, I'm guilty of it myself. Take the glove situation for example, how many people had the guts to buy on last Monday 4/1/2021 when they were so heavily shorted? It takes alooot of courage and conviction to swim against the current.

Many people who've jumped onto the bandwagon had they known on Friday their share price would strongly rebound. Owh well, here we go again..hindsight is always 20/20. biggrin.gif

*add on: @skty , that's actually my reply to you too! hahaha  biggrin.gif  biggrin.gif . Anyway to answer your question, I think la..It's rather impossible "to not repeat the mistake again", because fear will always be the limiting factor when a stock is so strongly frowned upon. I almost "cut-loss" when spmax gap down on Monday  rclxub.gif  *
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Just sharing ... cos for me it wasn't hindsight

The game changer was the announcement of the 20% special dividend at midday.

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That was positive news. The above graph was TG chart taken on live using a 15 min time frame. See how the stock POPPED UP after the announcement? wink.gif

That 20% is a lot. Really. Much better than the nonsensical share buyback (judging on how reckless the buybacks was executed).
10 bil profit estimate (even TG used this)
2.3 bil was reported for Q1.
which means around 7.7 billion net profit for the rest of 2021.
70% of 7.7 bil equals to 5.39 bil to be returned as dividends.
Share baseroughly 8.2 bil.
So total dividends to be returned this year should be roughly 65 sen.
and based on 5.50, the potential DY is very sexy, yes?

Simple calculations to indicate that one could have considered buying the stock on 4th Jan afternoon based on simple reasoning.

Again... everything all simple. Eyes on the ball.

No need talk about Call Warrants or short selling.

Seriously no point.

even as a trader, it's not even worth talking about it. It's like trying to decipher who's who in the daily traded volume for a stock.
huh? huh? Huh?
exactly. Pointless. Totally garbage.


Anyway, as mentioned b4, if a stock is worth its weight in gold... the market will seek the stock la.

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QUOTE(ChAOoz @ Jan 10 2021, 02:13 AM)
If you are buying glove stock, i think its important to attach an additional factor into your valuations which is the company future growth expectation and their profit cycle. This is to avoid falling into a value trap and your capital got stuck.

You can read up Buffett mistake with conoco phillips and perhaps learn some wisdom from it to avoid this:

https://www.gurufocus.com/news/50143/warren...ocophillips-cop

Or maybe i could be wrong so yea really depend how you see it.
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Thanks for sharing the article with us bro.

In regards to the glove counters,

Quite a few of us here have pointed out very early that the supernatural profit is not sustainable, to which I completely agree.

Here comes the conundrum..how long will the pandemic last? No one knows for sure, I for one don't even bother with the forecasts.

But we do know for sure where we stand today, the pandemic seems to be getting more out of control that is, despite various curbing effort by the government.

Knowing the market is a composition of sentiments, it's rather difficult for them not to gain traction for reporting supernatural profits quarter after quarter, with super low PE while seeing other non-performing sectors (some would like to call it recovery stocks) underperform quarter after quarter..

If you see a 100$ bill on the floor and don’t pick it up thinking it must be too good to be true, then you just missed the 100$ bill..

*I don't mean to say we should focus only on glove stocks, because at the same time it opens up buying opportunity to other sectors at a lower valuation, personally I diversify my holdings to a few sectors that I think I know better*

For the above reason, I will capitalize on the pandemic and hold some glove stocks while they're undervalued now (and may become overvalued once the pandemic is over, I must emphasize this tongue.gif )

But hey..who says we must hold them forever?? eh..I thought as investors we should hold on forever?! rclxub.gif tongue.gif

How about hold first and take profit once it hits our TP, then buy back at their fair multiple once the pandemic is over? (whatever the multiples may be at that time) brows.gif

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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 10 2021, 09:23 AM)
Just sharing ... cos for me it wasn't hindsight

The game changer was the announcement of the 20% special dividend at midday.

user posted image

That was positive news. The above graph was TG chart taken on a live on a 15 min time frame. See how the stock POPPED UP after the announcement? wink.gif

That 20% is a lot. Really. Much better than the nonsensical share buyback (judging on how reckless the buybacks was executed).
10 bil profit estimate (even TG used this)
2.3 bil was reported for Q1.
which means around 7.7 billion net profit for the rest of 2021.
70% of 7.7 bil equals to 5.39 bil to be returned as dividends.
Share baseroughly 8.2 bil.
So total dividends to be returned this year should be roughly 65 sen.
and based on 5.50, the potential DY is very sexy, yes?

Simple calculations to indicate that one could have considered buying the stock on 4th Jan afternoon based on simple reasoning.

Again... everything all simple. Eyes on the ball.

No need talk about Call Warrants or short selling.

Seriously no point.

even as a trader, it's not even worth talking about it. It's like trying to decipher who's who in the daily traded volume for a stock.
huh? huh? Huh?
exactly. Pointless. Totally garbage.


Anyway, as mentioned b4, if a stock is worth its weight in gold... the market will seek the stock la.
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Bro it's easy talk logic in restropect, taking out emotions. The extremely negative sentiment on that day simply hinders a person with emotion to act rationally. Some of us who have a day job simply don't have the time to calculate the DY or any enticing factors for that matter..

All that we know was.. we opened our brokerage account and saw the glove stocks were in deep red..cut us some slack.

This post has been edited by MedElite23: Jan 10 2021, 09:50 AM
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QUOTE(MedElite23 @ Jan 10 2021, 09:02 AM)
Did you expect it to gap down to 5.25? To be fair, no one knew how low it would gap down to..

Retrospectively, what if you managed to queue at 5.25 and it dropped down to 4.95?  tongue.gif

Can't be too harsh on yourself man, even the best investors in the world can't buy the lowest, consistently.

All the best bro, we'll see tomorrow whether the rebound will turn lacklustre, as many uninformed retailers staying in penthouse will want to escape.. sweat.gif
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the usual falling knife scenario... at that time most people are thinking of selling lor, not buying! biggrin.gif

yep, can't be sure the reversal will last, yet.

QUOTE(jianwei90 @ Jan 10 2021, 02:08 AM)
Thanks for this article , very informative..https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/bursainve...ime_to_Time.jsp

If I am the short seller, I will definitely further open my short position like what happened on Monday and closed the short position thereafter to minimize the loss.. If they give up just like that and close their position next week, their loss will be greater given that they have not closed much of the opened position as of Friday..
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yep, with 2.34% or 191mil shares shorted, there may another 135mil coming next week, esp when retailers try to get out.

with rm1 bil already "wet", likely more will come before closure.

let's watch this closely next week!
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post Jan 10 2021, 10:35 AM

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QUOTE(MedElite23 @ Jan 10 2021, 09:47 AM)
Bro it's easy talk logic in restropect, taking out emotions. The extremely negative sentiment on that day simply hinders a person with emotion to act rationally. Some of us who have a day job simply don't have the time to calculate the DY or any enticing factors for that matter..

All that we know was.. we opened our brokerage account and saw the glove stocks were in deep red..
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Yes. Emotions. That's one huge, huge factor.

Those that know me earlier in the stock forums, would know that I don't go cheering my stock if it goes up. Yes, fortunately that's how I was taught. 'Control your bloody emotions. If you can't, the stock markets is not for you.' That's what drilled to me since day 1. Hence for me, focus is very important. Eyes on the ball. Even when in the market is in deep in the red, I do watch which stocks are holding on well or even trying to build on a trend. That's what helped me last April. I was looking but not really looking in the deep end. Instead I was looking at which stocks that are showing strength. (in more simple lingo... in a market of continuous red, instead of looking of seeking gold in the red, I was seeking out which of the green was the better choice. ya.. such strategy, not for everyone but just sharing... )

And yes, of course I understand your situation. Work comes first. wink.gif

Anyway, what I am trying to say is the constant distractions caused by the constant noise on short selling etc etc, does no one any good at all. Because the eyes isn't on the ball anymore. And yes, on the 4th, many were simply too distracted by all the noise on the short sellers. Stock crashing down, short sellers this la, short sellers that la .... how could they have concentrated on that piece of gold news on midday?

by the way... try search more on trend lines. Very basic stuff. It might be useful for someone like you,

In simplicity ... if the main trend line is a line moving up .... the stock will continue to move up unless the stock price falls below the trend line... meaning a reversal of the direction of the stock.

How will it work for you? If you are busy at work... just leave the stock as it is. Cause you know Mr. Market is taking care of the stock for you.

Now if the stock trend line is moving down ... it literally means the stock will continue to move down .... unless the stock breakouts of the trend line... indicating a trend reversal.

How will it work for you? Well... no matter what our opinion of the stock, the stock will continue to move down as indicated by the trend line. Unless it changes direction. If you are holding ... why jump into a lift when you know it is going down? If you wanna buy? why don't you wait till the trend change?

Simple ideas... which I know you could improvise and perfect to suit yourself.

Let me show you in pictures... it's hindsight but ....it's very enlightening. (I hope)

The stock had that peak in mid Oct. (Oct 20). Of course we wouldn't know that that was the peak...

But after that... we saw the sell down the next day... ok... we cannot be sure... see below...

user posted image

the next few days... the stock traded lower.... see lower...
user posted image

ok ... maybe it's starting to decline for real... how about drawing the TREND LINE now... so we draw one....

user posted image

now... this would have been decision time, yes?

Right there and then... one could have sold around 7.4 or so ..... (no need to ride the stock all the way below 6)


now if I extend that trend line... it would have looked like this below.....

user posted image



Would it have helped?


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I put money in Bitcoin and this is so fucking stupid. Keeps going up wtf
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QUOTE(MedElite23 @ Jan 9 2021, 05:58 PM)
Because chances are you don’t know where is the rock bottom, you WILL end up catching a falling knife, either by will/ by circumstance. So there will be a time when your portfolio make you look the most foolish person on earth while waiting to reap your harvest harhaha..
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you just described past 3 trading days.
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post Jan 10 2021, 10:47 AM

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QUOTE(MedElite23 @ Jan 10 2021, 09:39 AM)
Quite a few of us here have pointed out very early that the supernatural profit is not sustainable, to which I completely agree. 

Here comes the conundrum..how long will the pandemic last? No one knows for sure, I for one don't even bother with the forecasts.

But we do know for sure where we stand today, the pandemic seems to be getting more out of control that is, despite various curbing effort by the government.

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not a few but EVERYONE knows the supernormal profits cannot hold forever.

but isn't it possible that it goes ultranormal before "normalizing"?! laugh.gif

that has been, is, and will continue to be the driver of the main debate - when will it start to normalize, to what level, what structural changes? 2021? 2025?

all that can be an exciting guessing game for many, can take potshots anywhere, anytime! tongue.gif

but what we now know: current ASP still rising as reported by QRs; backlog days still incr to the tune of 560 days for TG - unless one says all that is BS.

then u have US stockpile dwindling to such a dangerously low level - or is that BS too?

trump has not been keen to do much about PPE supplies for his own presidential reasons... what will biden do soon?

mass orders? invoke DPA? lift CBP? buy up some glovemaker shares?!!

i trust the glovemakers themselves have some good idea what is coming, at least for next 2 years which is why reading their QRs is critical.

but of course, others prefer to take JPM or others more seriously, which is fine too.


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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 10 2021, 10:21 AM)
So many good sharing....  icon_idea.gif  icon_idea.gif  thumbup.gif

Wasn't in a very good frame yesterday evening to give few kupang opinions....  rolleyes.gif  tongue.gif

the FA vs TA thingy.... okay I am not going down that dark rabbit hole but instead I'm gonna say this.... it really doesn't matter. Putting everything aside, there's a lot of similarities... a lot of good stuff, which basically says the same thing...

My fav Buffett quote is 'Our favorite holding period is forever.'
Now one my favorite quote is 'the big money is in the waiting' ....

which basically for me, it tells me not to play in and out of the stock market, hold it longer and you will reap the big profits .....
and in trading ... it says .... if I wanna win big, I gotta stay IN the trade for as long as possible (until I see the sell signal lo)

there's more ... but I better not be so long wind ....  laugh.gif  icon_rolleyes.gif
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even Warren Buffett bought wrong into market last year with his airlines "investment" laugh.gif but the shareholder of BA, Hodl whistling.gif

More wind, more story please wub.gif
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QUOTE(lauwenhan @ Jan 10 2021, 10:36 AM)
I put money in Bitcoin and this is so fucking stupid. Keeps going up wtf
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If u think it's stupid, why don't u take profit?
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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 10 2021, 12:05 PM)
Yes. Emotions. That's one huge, huge factor.

Those that know me earlier in the stock forums, would know that I don't go cheering my stock if it goes up. Yes, fortunately that's how I was taught. 'Control your bloody emotions. If you can't, the stock markets is not for you.' That's what drilled to me since day 1. Hence for me, focus is very important. Eyes on the ball. Even when in the market is in deep in the red, I do watch which stocks are holding on well or even trying to build on a trend. That's what helped me last April. I was looking but not really looking in the deep end. Instead I was looking at which stocks that are showing strength. (in more simple lingo... in a market of continuous red, instead of looking of seeking gold in the red, I was seeking out which of the green was the better choice. ya.. such strategy, not for everyone but just sharing... )

And yes, of course I understand your situation. Work comes first. wink.gif

Anyway, what I am trying to say is the constant distractions caused by the constant noise on short selling etc etc, does no one any good at all. Because the eyes isn't on the ball anymore. And yes, on the 4th, many were simply too distracted by all the noise on the short sellers. Stock crashing down, short sellers this la, short sellers that la .... how could they have concentrated on that piece of gold news on midday?

by the way... try search more on trend lines. Very basic stuff. It might be useful for someone like you,

In simplicity ... if the main trend line is a line moving up .... the stock will continue to move up unless the stock price falls below the trend line... meaning a reversal of the direction of the stock.

How will it work for you? If you are busy at work... just leave the stock as it is. Cause you know Mr. Market is taking care of the stock for you.

Now if the stock trend line is moving down ... it literally means the stock will continue to move down .... unless the stock breakouts of the trend line... indicating a trend reversal.

How will it work for you? Well...  no matter what our opinion of the stock, the stock will continue to move down as indicated by the trend line. Unless it changes direction. If you are holding ... why jump into a lift when you know it is going down? If you wanna buy? why don't you wait till the trend change?

Simple ideas... which I know you could improvise and perfect to suit yourself.

Let me show you in pictures... it's hindsight but ....it's very enlightening. (I hope)

The stock had that peak in mid Oct. (Oct 20). Of course we wouldn't know that that was the peak...

But after that... we saw the sell down the next day... ok... we cannot be sure... see below...

user posted image

the next few days... the stock traded lower.... see lower...
user posted image

ok ... maybe it's starting to decline for real... how about drawing the TREND LINE now... so we draw one....

user posted image

now... this would have been decision time, yes?

Right there and then...  one could have sold around 7.4 or so ..... (no need to ride the stock all the way below 6) 
now if I extend that trend line... it would have looked like this below.....

user posted image
Would it have helped?
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then what next? brows.gif
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QUOTE(lauwenhan @ Jan 10 2021, 12:06 PM)
I put money in Bitcoin and this is so fucking stupid. Keeps going up wtf
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if you dont want the bitcoin, you can give me. laugh.gif

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QUOTE(Syie9^_^ @ Jan 10 2021, 10:47 AM)
even Warren Buffett bought wrong into market last year with his airlines "investment" laugh.gif but the shareholder of BA, Hodl whistling.gif

More wind, more story please wub.gif
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That fella.. laugh.gif

Watch what he does and not what he says laugh.gif
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QUOTE(Syie9^_^ @ Jan 10 2021, 11:04 AM)
then what next? brows.gif
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I shall WhatsApp Mr. Coconut for more info... tongue.gif
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QUOTE(jianwei90 @ Jan 10 2021, 02:08 AM)
Thanks for this article , very informative..https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/bursainve...ime_to_Time.jsp

If I am the short seller, I will definitely further open my short position like what happened on Monday and closed the short position thereafter to minimize the loss.. If they give up just like that and close their position next week, their loss will be greater given that they have not closed much of the opened position as of Friday..
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you can see it that way, or you can see it in another way.

trying to guess what the short seller do is hard. play along their game plan is easy.

good luck! icon_rolleyes.gif

QUOTE(MedElite23 @ Jan 10 2021, 09:02 AM)
Did you expect it to gap down to 5.25? To be fair, no one knew how low it would gap down to..

Retrospectively, what if you managed to queue at 5.25 and it dropped down to 4.95?  tongue.gif

Can't be too harsh on yourself man, even the best investors in the world can't buy the lowest, consistently.

All the best bro, we'll see tomorrow whether the rebound will turn lacklustre, as many uninformed retailers staying in penthouse will want to escape.. sweat.gif
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when I saw the JPMorgan report of 3.50, I have created a plan and allocate funds to buy all the way down to 3.50.

5.75, 5.25, 4.75, 4.25, 3.75 (based on my experience, don't think will hit 3.50 as normally they put in extra buffer lower/higher than the price indicated for them to short/long). Of course the funds allocated for 3.75 will be more than 4.25, 4.25 will be more than 4.75, if you can understand what I mean.

If I can my average to 4.50~5.00, I can close eyes and keep TG for at least 5 years. Double/triple return taking into account also the dividend.

Not discipline enough on the 5.75 & 5.25, now I wonder whether have any chance to grab again before the next mouth watering dividend. shakehead.gif
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QUOTE(MedElite23 @ Jan 10 2021, 09:02 AM)
Did you expect it to gap down to 5.25? To be fair, no one knew how low it would gap down to..

Retrospectively, what if you managed to queue at 5.25 and it dropped down to 4.95?  tongue.gif

Can't be too harsh on yourself man, even the best investors in the world can't buy the lowest, consistently.

All the best bro, we'll see tomorrow whether the rebound will turn lacklustre, as many uninformed retailers staying in penthouse will want to escape.. sweat.gif
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Dividend announced and is priced in. <5.6 could be a benchmark ex dividend.
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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jan 10 2021, 12:50 PM)
That fella.. laugh.gif

Watch what he does and not what he says laugh.gif
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I`m just waiting the day he(WB) say, I`ll have some stake in Bitcoin. laugh.gif

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QUOTE(skty @ Jan 10 2021, 11:23 AM)
you can see it that way, or you can see it in another way.

trying to guess what the short seller do is hard. play along their game plan is easy.

good luck!  icon_rolleyes.gif
when I saw the JPMorgan report of 3.50, I have created a plan and allocate funds to buy all the way down to 3.50.

5.75, 5.25, 4.75, 4.25, 3.75 (based on my experience, don't think will hit 3.50 as normally they put in extra buffer lower/higher than the price indicated for them to short/long). Of course the funds allocated for 3.75 will be more than 4.25, 4.25 will be more than 4.75, if you can understand what I mean.

If I can my average to 4.50~5.00, I can close eyes and keep TG for at least 5 years. Double/triple return taking into account also the dividend.

Not discipline enough on the 5.75 & 5.25, now I wonder whether have any chance to grab again before the next mouth watering dividend.  shakehead.gif
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Great sharing from everyone here especially on the emotions part. I myself is not good at controlling my own emotion. I believe I am a long term investor on FA but when I see the counter that I am inside is dropping it makes me anxious. It makes me doubt my choices and analysis.

I am still learning to control my emotions and block all the noises. Also trying to not check it too often as seeing it goes up and down affects me as well.

One example is INARI I got into recently. I got into it when it broke over resistance at 2.7 but recently it drops a bit lower at 2.62. It didn't drop much but it makes me doubt my choices despite I did my homework. Should I waited then and get it lower? But all the signs were there, it broke over resistance so given another chance would I wait or I'll still made the same decision? Did I do my homework incorrectly? Did I miss out something?

Another tough thing to control is those tips/news/influences. Many friends or Whatsapp groups share different counters which says "rocket" up. This FOMO feeling always put me in a dilemma situation. What if I didn't ride the boat and miss the ride? That's an easy profit. Oh no but I am a long term FA investor, I shouldn't do this kind of trading. Oh no but it's an easy profit. The feeling worsen when you see your friends gain an easy profit of 30, 50 or 100% on these "rocket" counters and you didn't ride on it. How? How??

Then the devil in my mind speaks to me. Now is a good period to earn from stock market, why put few months to earn less when you can go into those "rocket" counters and earn more and earn faster? The angel says these "rocket" counters are risky and most people would lost their money. Earn less rather than lose money. Tsk tsk tsk. How? How??

I guess that's part of the game. I do fake trading some times like picking a good counter and look at the TA. Then I pretend if I am getting into it and then come back and see the price later to see if I am making the correct decision.

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