why not trading view

Trading View only allow 2/3 indicators to be inserted. Thereafter need to subscribe if I remember correctly.

The dip is not over yet.. And seems like is only the beginning just coz of Fed raising interest rates.

So basically interest rate + covid is the dalang for these drops.

Will wait till stocks drop to their lowest only start gathering.

Almost confirm US heading to recession 2023
but only can stay in US market as no better place to go
You guys?

Hi sifu's,  I'm still new to investing and would like to have your opinion. I bought in to netflix at 200 thinking this was the lowest it could drop.
But it has since drop almost 20% since I bought it which is quite painful. Do your think I should just cut loss or average down??

on contrary...my friend who is into technical analysis told me that probably is bottoming and will be reversal trend next...

what our friend here hoping... ppl forget that came with very strict capital control... anyways...

Once we peg, there will be capital controls. U will find it hard to convert RM to dollars.

Also likely harder access to IBKR and funds that invest overseas and the like.

I hope we don't have peg.

What if keep lose 75-100% of the time? That would easily eat into your past earnings.

You can earn fast, but lose equally fast in options. And they have expiry dates. Not like stocks where they are unrealized losses until you sell.. Can choose to wait for the price to go up again, as long the company behind it does not collapse.

I am thats why I am asking for his market timing skills up til year 5000.

Then we can prove his claim or rather he just show us his portfolio and his investment timing with it also?

There will be people who get lucky with timing the market.

No harm no faul.

Fundamental strong as so many interpretations.

Especially if the company economics is cyclical.

Take Harta. Local glove stock. So said that it's the best managed. Cash rich etc etc.. but business economics has now changed for the worst, the stock will be hit just as bad as others.

Not a sifu, but I will just comment on this line. None of this gives you an indication of valuation.

Product wise, I prefer Zoom over Microsoft Teams for their Ease of use UI and much smoother connection (i can't tell whether it's internet problem but Zoom tend to do better for Video Calls than Teams). But at the end of the day, I still used Microsoft Teams more, mainly because of their other Microsoft 365 products which comes in a package. While Zoom, it's standalone.. Maybe it did well now, but unsure what can the company do to make themselves stands up against their competitor.

Just my speculation, their stock price went up is mainly due to Covid-19 Pandemic where everyone around the world were told to Stay at home / Work from home. Now the pandemic is slightly over and everything may soon to go back to normal. I don't think the company will growth as much as it did back in 2020.

Again, how do you calculate the valuation?

Simple person's example, identify a good company/fundamentals etc.

And the price is 10 USD per share. How do you know this is worth it?

If the same company was at 1000 USD per share. How do you know this is worth it?

Most of us amateurs only looking at trend over time. But there must be some accurate and objective valuation for each company (maybe not something you can see). Even the best company with the best fundamentals, if the 'true' price is 150 USD, then buying in at 200 USD per share (even if it is like 50% or 70% down from all-time-high) isn't a value play.

Not saying this is true of Zoom or anything else of course (the reason I sub to this thread is to learn how others think about matters like this). But esp for tech stocks their valuations are SO HIGH that its hard to argue that even deflated prices are worth it or not worth it. I don't have that much brain space so just VOO/VGT.

yea i was looking into IBKR... the fee structure is so complicated.. i am with etoro.. and they tell u upfront whn u want to open a position how much "fees" you;d incur if you leverage..

Capital.com too.

anyone here discuss strategy about opening positions on the us stock market? including indices? i am currently shorting nsdq100