@SG (SG would be better
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My main aim is always try to get an edge in my trading.
Hence, I use whatever... charts, financials, etc....
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ps. I still feel you over trade... and you tend to take profit way to early. Once you are in the early stage of an cycle ( you do not want to be in a well matured cycle where every 1 is talking like a genius ) , TRUST ME, you gotta learn to simply trade less and just sit, sit, sit, sit and sit. Look at some of the recent big winners of year. Ask yourself, did you trade them b4? If you did, why didn't you just sit tight and hold the stock?
I know people say you should enjoy and have fun while making money. Of course. But you cannot allow the process of enjoying and having fun disrupt and wreck the process of you making money. The process of making money is boring but as the money is churned, that is fun.
Don't over trade. Trade less. Don't go for the bloody KFC profit style trading. Go for the big wins! Win big or stay home. Once you find the good stock, stick to it. And when there's nothing to trade... be patient la. Just wait. It will come.
Ok?
So say, Muda, PPHB and Orna.
Pull out their charts... and do a simple look see.... same time frame of course.
** Yes.. PPHB went popping a bit yesterday afternoon (and this morning too) which caused stocks like Muda and Orna pop a little too **
Don't have to be exact... just to get a general feel of the chart. If the chart is rolling down the hill, it is rolling down the hill. Just call it as it is.
Then compare it with the financials.... see which one really tickles your fancy.
Me? I always like the market leader or second best. Third is always a no-non.... Market leaders, lead. (That's just how the market it is)
Oct 5 2017, 09:38 AM
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