actually ar.. those analyst write ar..sometime betul sometime tak betul...
so i jus read those research paper for fun unless certain thing that important i only serious go read it

Different strokes for different folks then. As for me, I distance myself from reading the analysts, as it may cloud with my judgment on the market movement.

End up, u read which source?

LOL truthfully, i based my decision on which stock to pick based on the trend of the stocks i am eyeing.
not that technical though; i am more interested to see the fluidity (ability to buy/sell), and the relative price/time.

haha a no0b approach really, but i usually get in/out (read: buy/sell) in a short time.

I presume u prefer slight longer than contra

yup, prolly 2-3weeks holding. hoping on 1-2 ticks difference.

U need to trade with competitive broker charges in order to earn pocket monies

Mexter have a fabulous run from 0.07 last week to 0.22 now

juz realized that The Edge website is down.

Anyone know wat happened to Mlab today?

MLABS gets UMA query over share price, volume spike

Any idea where I can access those analyst reports online? Thanks.

EDIT: I mean those reports on specific listed companies. I am looking for something like the Thompson Earning Estimates which were published in The Edge newspaper many years ago. Unfortunately they have stopped publishing the reports.


This post has been edited by csong60: Jun 2 2016, 04:35 PM

i3 investor

Despite UMA, Mlab is still holding on

UMA don't have any effects

something must be really good cooking

Hap Seng Consolidated added to KLCI, UMW Holdings removed

LINK

Will UMW dip below 5 tmrw?

Hap Seng Consolidated shares sure up up tomorrow

huat ar

The FBM KLCI is expected to edge higher today and gear towards the 1,637 point level, in line with the overnight gains at Wall Street and European markets.

The euro declined on Thursday on the European Central Bank's cautious economic outlook, while oil prices recovered on a drop in U.S. crude inventories, erasing losses on OPEC's failure to reach a deal to set an output ceiling, according to Reuters.

The crude market rebound lifted Wall Street and European stocks out of the red, removing the earlier sting from a 2 percent slump in Japanese shares. The Standard & Poor's 500 index closed at its highest level in seven months, it said.

http://www2.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/...ar-towards-1637