According to statistics, about 2/3 of traders loss money and 1/3 profitable.

Why they don't want continue to trade for short term winner? Enough to earn?

I realize that too long term will not earn much. But how long should I hold?

Reported in one of news services recently.

Just hold and do nothing lol. Been doing that since March.

Play rebound for boeing and disney?

Shopping time !

Green day to end the week? My BIIB is finally moving.

Was thinking of buying Tencent today but Maybank can’t seem to find the ticker. IB need two working days to top up pulak zzzz

His presentations are always logical and easy to follow

The best part is he is kind enough to even post his classes for free

I do disagree with his overvaluation call on Apple since it hasn't had a multiple greater than the market ever since GFC even though it deserved one and finally is fairly valued.
The question now is how much higher would the market participants be willing to value it considering it is approaching valuations that compete with some high growth companies that have a higher chance of growing their revenue more aggressively
I learnt to avoid companies that execute poorly and do not mind waiting till they figure it out even though I might miss the upside

Plus, I wouldn't be surprised if this start to trade poorly closer to the end of the year due to tax loss harvesting.

I have held Apple shares since early 2010, and one thing I have learnt throughout their history is, NEVER reduce unless you need to money. With the 2014 7-1 split, and now 5-1 split, it goes without saying I'm super duper happy. I must say that back then I was gambling with most of the money I had in savings on Apple hype. But with the amount of growth they have been seeing, I am fortunate it is still paying off. I have never bought anymore since then.

Every year, I used to think that I should sell so that I can roll the money elsewhere to make even more. Then slapped myself to make sure I didn't and use other resources for other investments instead. So, throughout my 13 years of investing, I have made and lost money countless of times. Apple has been my longest holding shares and will NEVER sell till I absolutely need it or some apocalypse happens to Apple.

Well, nothing is really forever.  AAPL now is the star but it can be batsh** if they stop innovating or
another company came up and can really compete with AAPL or the consumer totally given up on paying premium
for its products.

Also, not just consumer products anymore, AAPL now actually making a lot of money in the enterprises and govt too.
I know govts from diff countries making purchasing decisions on using their products (iPhone/iPads) now for mobile devices
for businesses use.

It ends the flat-dollar cost account still up 15% to year-to-date versus my fully managed account at 25%. But, that +10% difference takes quite a bit away of my time away.

Not so early ler.. must shop for discounts now.

What are you guys swooping today?

Anything shock on the world will somehow change something. People create something and the old is absolute.

The pandemic won't be drag on but the virus will be there in among our human. It will be reduce just like a flu with vaccine available.

I don't know what is sector changing now. Till everything back to normal and see clearly. Work from home is definitely increase and will create some new sector in IT, etc…  See medical sector is booming with more people aware of cleanliness and health. ( I see something here)

I think oil&gas is downtrend. With 3 continent taikor like US, EU and China is changing the transport to EV. Create battery booming and minerals. Damn alot of new EV company is create is this short term.

Investing? Follow trend lor.

Similar was said during dot com bubble.

Keep in mind that Nasdaq is currently trading below the 50 day moving average for the first time since April. If we get a daily close below 10,925 on the Nasdaq futures, we could see a bigger drop ahead.

S&P500 is also trading very close to its 50 day MA at 3,340.