Congrats to all Jaks buyer, defying all TA principals. lol..

PS: pls PM me the sharks group, hehe..

This post has been edited by lowya: Mar 15 2017, 12:38 PM

Something is brewing at Talamt...

Paper trade in Bull market > total boost self confidence

Paper trade in Bear market > give up trading.

Paper trade in Bull market, and get into Real trade in correction > OMG.

Paper trade in Bull market, and get into Real trade in Bear Market > OMFG!

in a bear KLSE market all longs get slaughtered, and you won't dare to short either (as paper trade never prepare you to short it), shorting stocks is a complete different ball game. that's what it means.

when a trend change, even a small corrections, breakout/contra/short term traders accounts are flushed out. No matter how ready are you, you depend on bull market, while avoiding corrections.

this is not even a doubtful on your part, in the first place it was replied to gark.

It's good that everyone has different views, that's makes the market interesting, all groups (bulls bears sheeps pigs) are needed for the market to work it's tricks.

its not how much you learn in school.

it's how much you know how to apply it even if school never taught you.

if you have to ask this question that means...

anyway, here you go:

parents, siblings, mentors, personal coach, internet/youtube/google, books, Cd, TV, radio, seminars, blogs, employers, colleague, social events, conference, roadshow, clients, and forum here, etc......

school IS over-rated.

This post has been edited by lowya: Mar 20 2017, 11:08 AM

while you guys debate on paper trading, the grown ups are making real money in stock market.

This post has been edited by lowya: Mar 21 2017, 10:54 AM

yea funny how the debate started like page 1?

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.

This post has been edited by lowya: Mar 30 2017, 08:23 AM

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.

This post has been edited by lowya: Mar 30 2017, 10:54 AM

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.

MY fundamental TP: 1.55

any guru wants to discuss this chart?

the last candle captured ard 12pm, not close for the day yet.

is it a buy or sell signal based on TA?



This post has been edited by lowya: Mar 31 2017, 11:54 AM

if you don't see any chartist come out to comment, it means they cannot predict what is the next move based on chart alone.

But someday later, surely there are a lot of gurus come out to explain this and that after the chart painted.

This post has been edited by lowya: Apr 3 2017, 08:52 AM

a topping formation in some sector indices is brewing, however it could be only consolidation, this week closing is crucial.

local brokers earns commission hence they encourage client to trade more, you make money or not, not their problem.

fund manager for institutions get a percentage from profit generated.

i am not a fan of labels, but if the title proprietary trader is what makes a retail trader feels some entitlement or status in exchange of cheaper brokerage fee, by all means, in the end you are retail trader if you trade your own money.

look like you don't understand the word proprietary.

Only problem:

Debt/Cash = 4.2
Current ratio = 1.45
Profit margin not impressive.

So I guess the new meaning of "Outperform" by Kenanga's ANALyst is referring to stocks like Pwroot with lowest quarter profit in the past 3 years.