QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 26 2008, 10:08 AM)
I see many forumers are buying 5000 shares or more per stock to speculate.
I wonder whether it is considered to be small by today's standard.
I am kind of out dated.
Added on April 26, 2008, 10:14 am
Thank you.
next week market would go up and come down fast. Perfect for speculation.
But do not get caught , cos you are not the only speculator. Watch out for day traders, they have cheaper commissions to pay, and they run very fast.
just my 2sen opinion.
Never underestimate people. There might be some rich folks in here also.I wonder whether it is considered to be small by today's standard.
I am kind of out dated.
Added on April 26, 2008, 10:14 am
Thank you.
next week market would go up and come down fast. Perfect for speculation.
But do not get caught , cos you are not the only speculator. Watch out for day traders, they have cheaper commissions to pay, and they run very fast.
just my 2sen opinion.
Also, with nowadays, lot of cheap and penny shares around, 5000 shares is not that much either.
Just 'play' according to one afford. Something like you have 10K income per month, with several ten to hundreds thousand of saving, then there is no harm done id somone fork out 10-20k for stock speculation once awhile. But for serious and large sum of money involved, speculation is big no no.
It can be part of learning process for new and youngster in stock market.
Just 'play' according to your affordability. Don't use margin or leverage and always speculate with small disposal fund that you have.
But once is experience and old enough, by that time, one can easily get bored with goreng, as in and out, in and out, probably breakeven only, but I had seen more lose one than gain one.
By that time, one will think it is much better stick with good fundamental and boring stock that grows and earn consistently in long term.
Anyway, I don't think 'goreng' season is back. Just minor selective goreng only. Volume doesn't look convincing at all.
All problems had gone? In term of politcal instability, US economy recession, housing slump in US. While US and international banks had reported good profit?
Apr 26 2008, 10:48 AM
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