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Jun 24 2022, 09:17 AM
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QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ Jun 24 2022, 09:24 AM) lol... ta is not crystal ball lah... hahahata helps me see what is happening... and what future price action scenarios might be... it helps with my thinking and planning my next move... example usdmyr below... so far it is reacting to my levels beautifully... for now i don't know if it will go up and hit ~4.5... it can go up/down/sideways... if i enter means i have an expectation, and if that is wrong... cut and run...lick my wounds lor... ![]() what you may see as randomness... i see organized chaos... ![]() AthrunIJ liked this post
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Jun 24 2022, 10:15 AM
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Jun 24 2022, 02:58 PM
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can dca near the bottom... can dca all the way up...
just remember... don't lose money... there's a time to buy and a time to sell... paper loss is loss... |
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QUOTE(RayleighH @ Jun 24 2022, 03:01 PM) But Boon3Gor said DCA no upside at all. That is why I wanted to pick his brain a little bit to learn about his approach. But so far he doesn't want to share his birds and bees with me. Carl Sagan said "to make apple pie from scratch... first you must create the universe"he like that lor... lol... story a lot, final chapter missing... hahaha Davidtcf liked this post
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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jun 24 2022, 03:14 PM) Hoi!! Bottoms are never the same. Same goes for the top too. lol... nice... I like... so said this terror 'hampsap' tape reading uncle I knew. Swear! Those are the exact words he said. He whack me kow kow with terms like fake bottoms etc etc .... Paper loss? Your shares is only worth the current traded price. That's what's real. but dammit... all in the bottom now got new meaning... haiz This post has been edited by dwRK: Jun 24 2022, 03:43 PM |
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QUOTE(sgh @ Jun 24 2022, 05:07 PM) Thank you for this important info. Trader is definitely different from investors. They trade for a living it is their full-time job and DCA can indeed be a not suitable instrument for them. To them stocks/ETF are means to earn monies so they will use many strategies. Options, CFD (contract for difference), shorting etc and many other instrument with the basic aim to make monies. But for investors who hold full-time jobs, I doubt we use such strategies a lot as our full-time job take up so much energy and time the last we want is to go into all those strategies. i think a bit short sighted here... it doesn't matter trader or investor... both must learn to protect the investment capital & profits...Actually sometimes I wonder for traders why make your life so hard use so many strategies to earn monies? Can just go Genting casino play big small or other table games faster monies correct? traders has more incentive to do so... otherwise homeless... investors has a day job... and so usually poor at defending their capital... tidak apa mah can dca wait 20 yrs... lol and it's doesn't take much energy at all... just have to shift your mind set... sell n secure your profits, buy puts or inverse etf to hedge... just have to learn to do it... trading is sure win high reward to risk when done correctly... gambling is sure lose, except black jack where one can have a fighting chance... according to my gambler friend lah... hahaha This post has been edited by dwRK: Jun 24 2022, 06:00 PM |
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QUOTE(Boon3 @ Jun 24 2022, 06:20 PM) Outstanding!! lol... same... Here's something I believe in strongly. All one needs is one real solid pick. That's all. That one big fat pitch. Swing at it and sit on it. problem is, many tend to swing way too often and swing at them tricky sliders too often - ie one should not buy just for the sake of buying! I noticed over the years those trading competition winners... majority sailang handful of stocks... almost no diversifications... lol anyways... let ppl do whatever they comfy lah... hahaha |
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QUOTE(Davidtcf @ Jun 24 2022, 06:38 PM) You trader won’t understand investor’s boat. Everyday you main main beli jual while us here holding for years until need the money baru sell. Or if it is good time to sell at their peak. a lot of traders started as investors... before finding enlightenment as traders... No need mock us la. We have full time jobs.. not like you whole day sit at home watch stock market screen. but he's not mocking investors lah... just saying don't stupidity dca... but somehow got lots of ppl excited... lol |
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QUOTE(dwRK @ Jun 24 2022, 07:00 PM) a lot of traders started as investors... before finding enlightenment as traders... BTW... longest stock I hold n sold 15 yrs... longest still holding but written off 22 yrs...but he's not mocking investors lah... just saying don't stupidity dca... but somehow got lots of ppl excited... lol |
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QUOTE(sgh @ Jun 24 2022, 11:36 PM) If you have seen past months trend it is like short rally then fall again as fed announce rate hike. So earlier some readers say wait for fed to finish their job then enter has some logic? There are more hike rates coming not sure when they are done. thanks... just wanna know what he's thinking with a post like that |
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Jun 25 2022, 01:33 PM
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I predicted up... I even post the chart here...
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QUOTE(RayleighH @ Jun 24 2022, 06:49 PM) ![]() my 2 penny from charting perspective...left to right 1st entry ok lah if have to get started... but ta not so good 2nd entry not good because chart showing more weakness... 3rd entry is perfection imho... monthly long term chart shows this is good technical entry... if patience didn't fomo/dca earlier, all in here 4th entry to average up is ok but very risky as chart is topping 5th entry is good... 6th entry should not enter... already lots of -ve news... 7th exit is late... but ok lah do what we must... RayleighH liked this post
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Jun 25 2022, 03:41 PM) I DCA in and already up 10%. If I haven't DCA in near the bottom (can never catch the bottom), I wouldn't even be up 10%. must be your google... Just waiting for it to fall again so can use my cash to buy more. i must say you probably the happiest guy in this bear market wishing for more crash whilst increasing drawdown/paperloss... hahaha Ramjade liked this post
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QUOTE(RayleighH @ Jun 26 2022, 12:22 PM) What is your TA criteria in determining a good/bad entry point? I see you have some moving average lines in the chart. So I'm assuming you're making your TA decision based on moving average and those green/red pattern? My TA is still weak, so you can laugh if you find my usage of certain terms weird. it depends on my confidence wrt reading the price actions (green/red) and predicting next movements... if unsure, then i wait for confirmations to see how prices reacts at their support resistance levels...i use moving averages and a few other indicators to help easily scan and assess... but i usually start with naked charts to reduce bias...then add in the indicators see what else i'm missing... the 3rd entry is very good because of many factors... the dip preceding bounced a good level support, it bounce fibonacci retracement level, hit swing pattern failure, the bounce retraced back to a nice fibonacci level again, and a few more... this is a very technical entry with lots of good confirmation... you can trade support and resistance levels, i.e., the tops and bottoms...these will give you maximum profits but also higher risks of getting things wrong, or trade the trend which is lower risk and less profit... but with trends need to make sure you get in and out early wrt the timeframe you are trading... usual risk is too late to the party and staying when its over... for long term stock investing... daily and weekly charts with some basic ta indicators are good enough imho... the main problems with investors as i've mentioned before, is the reluctance to sell, inability to hedge and affinity to dca too early when the market starts tanking... also fomo/buys in too early... your example 1st and 2nd entry... buy and hold 2 years without "making money" is not good use of funds... yes i know, i get it... buy tsla because you wanna own a piece of it... anyways, dca in itself is not a bad thing... just be cognizant when to use it lor... anyways... RayleighH liked this post
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QUOTE(ChAOoz @ Jun 26 2022, 12:23 PM) If your goal is to own a target of a business by x years. Then any drawdown is good i guess as long as long term business thesis stay intact drawdown means bought too early... if waited and only dca near the bottom, would have minimize any big drawdown and with the limited funds own a bigger chunk of the business and/or hit accumulation target faster, no?... Cause the goal post is i want to own x amount of shares by x year time frame, instead of i want x amount of value in my portfolio. This is ownership mentality, probably more for investors with long term horizon. While for trading the mindset to tackle is different. Like this last round i accumulated google but i traded trip. One i keep, another i buy options, both are long positions. If trip tank in the near 6 months i would probably not so happy, whereas for google im ok and might add a little bit more till it hit my target of shares i want to own for the next 10 years. but if market don't come down i lose out big time...how?... yes i know the dilemma anyways trader or investor... end objective is same... money... just different methods of accumulation and different exposure to risks |
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QUOTE(RayleighH @ Jun 26 2022, 01:37 PM) I see. So your approach is akin to having a checklist of several items to indicate a good/bad entry point. Mainly: ya... always have a checklist and your own entry and exit rules... and before you enter you should have an exit idea...or how much/when to dca before you call it quit...1. Price actions 2. Support/resistance levels 3. Moving average 4. Fibonacci retracement levels 5. Reversal patterns. Maybe I can read up on these and see if I can make heads and tails out of them. I resisted this time round to buy in too early, after the most recent Fed interest hike. Hopefully the market don't prove me wrong. but if 99% confidence... » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « This post has been edited by dwRK: Jun 26 2022, 02:41 PM |
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