Go look for the book 'How to make money in stocks' by William O'Neal.

There's a chapter called 'When to sell ....' (hope I remember the chapter name correctly)

LOL!

You saying I got to show you my actual record before I start posting?     

gark

Ascending triangle breakout.

Wait.. u baru see what?



The last time the line was at 26.
Closed 27.

Small what?

LOL !!!

Never puas hati.

Whole day life want to check up on me.

Me do important meh?

Must show u me lepot card one ah?

Correct !

So using this very same methodology...
Since I told you nothing....
Therefor......
My performance is zero percent.

Correct?
That fake trade on Insas.
It's a cut for me at 91.
Don't like what I see.
Typical holding share movement.

See? Not good hor..........

gark

Small what again?



( psst.... 2nd post hor.... if not for this stock.... I probably stay into the corner and play spiderman! )



Oh... there might be a possibility of some pullback due to the SMALL jump it made .... 

How you manage to see this movement?

LOL!

Layman could also view this as resistance ma....
Cos it cannot get above 290.


Such stuff....
Errr....not advisable hor.....risky la.
See?
Your other S?
Day day go little up....
Stealth mode....
No good meh?

Layman usually wrong one.

Your mind sudah kena corrupted by the mau wang fast fast.....

It's a holding company....
where's the cup?

you are doing well with fundamental, why you want to mess it up with TA that everyone interpreted differently based on what they feel right/wrong?

the good fundamental stock rarely offers opportunity for technical entry.

then again, why sell on TA and miss the rest of the rides if you based on fundamental of entry?

as mentioned earlier, fundamentally good stocks will not offer much opportunity for trader to time the entry well, and most likely after they sold they will regret selling.

you will have conflict of both school of thoughts when it comes to both entry and exit, especially exit, where fundamentalist sell stocks when it's fully valued, buy when it undervalue.

Meanwhile, for day traders any lousy stocks with good volume can contra, or those with low volume can goreng.

Stick to what work best for ya. If it aint spoil dont fix it.

i see mcam V shape nia..cup takda wor

V ?
Lol

Cos it looks exactly like a V?


Holding company issue la....

when fundamentalist enter stock, they have their pricing model of fair value, based on eps growth or any other model. Their exist should be anytime price above fair value. every QR will revalue the fair price and when company not perform well, the slowed growth or reduced value will trigger the selling. Or perhaps portfolio re-shuttling to swap low potential to high potential stocks.

ok keep talking about fundamental in traders corner will invite someone to suggest a thread name change later, lol.

Basic of cups....

See it's macam this...
Hope I can spit everything out clearly.

Stocks came down from a high ( dun care the reason la)..
So it falls off....
Yes is falling...the VOLUME disappears...
(Yeah..for  whatever nobody wants to sell anymore)...
So you get a period where it goes comatose...
After time...
The volume and price increases slightly....
People suddenly remember the stock...
So it goes back up.....
So you get the rounded cup scene...
As it inches back up...to where it fell from....
A cup would have formed.....
But then....
U will have a bunch of sellers who were merely waiting to sell at a higher price+u got a bunch of low price traders who were munching bits and bits at the bottom ...they decides to sell to take profit.....
Now that is the handle formation.......
And once these batch of sellers exhaust their selling...
The stock would erupt once the new wave of buying happens........
Ideally the cup formation takes about 6-8 months...
And too long cup formation isn't ideal either...
ie if the cup takes 2 years or longer to form....
Ok ah?

This is as much as i can remember off hand.