No fun... so fast match my zelan at 0.835 .....

Went out make coffee come back all matched.. hehe

This post has been edited by eltaria: Nov 21 2008, 09:04 AM

anyone entering?

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Added on November 21, 2008, 9:06 amkinstel, zelan, huaan, all cheap cheap... how?

This post has been edited by gogo2: Nov 21 2008, 09:06 AM

I notice the first few hours of trading are usually very wild one... it'll settle down later at 11am+

Some of the best bargains or worst sells that I noticed happening during these past few months usually occured in the early morning sessions....

Others care to comment on this?

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Added on November 21, 2008, 9:14 amDont enter huaan, expect it to drop to 0.21 or lower

hehehe...


This post has been edited by eltaria: Nov 21 2008, 09:14 AM

bloodbath shedding!!!!

*okay i am glad that i run edy yesterday. you guys happy shopping and happy contra-ing

seems to be settling down somewhat, climbing back up....

Eh I noticed the Zelan counter says low of 0.825

Nvm... hehe i could've sworn i didn't see any trades at 0.825.. haha


This post has been edited by eltaria: Nov 21 2008, 09:21 AM

no mega sales one.......wait for rebound lo next week....zzzz.....

oh tempting price... been waiting for months...

oh surprisingly PMCAP is one of the Top Active.

i've been looking at it since the past few days.
its price is pretty steady at 0.095/0.100

世界末日

This post has been edited by sampoo: Nov 21 2008, 09:32 AM

I think because early trade people put any price they want and some are more bearish while some are bullish. So the initial start will be a bit off. But once the trades are started the general direction is know, then the market will adjust itself towards it.

Zelan have tat same pattern drop since it drop few days back.. drop, hold, up..drop... hold.. up and at last minute drop more.. next day open drop alot again.

You buy alot at 0.83 one go or planning to buy more if drift lower?

Not so sure whether it can hold well since near to ex-dividen date ady. Coz some ppl tends to sell off their shares as after ex their share price will drop even mooorre.
Good luck.

Cheers,
v_viper88

Want to get your hand dirty again on goreng goreng?

Say what????

DJIA drop more than 800 points in 2 days? Yeap, and its not bottom yet. Look for another 5-10% drop. That's why i said, don't go to V18 yet.


This post has been edited by AdamG1981: Nov 21 2008, 09:33 AM

One word, fear.

Shoot a big fish has escaped, next time must pull the net faster

Thank you HANK! Thank you Pandit! You guys are real jokers!

This post has been edited by AdamG1981: Nov 21 2008, 09:36 AM

okie okie, i dare not.

Ya..i'm suprised also. Recently its price up to 0.125.. i que sell at 0.13 but couldn't get match.
Seems like got ppl intersted with this counter and start picking it up. strong support at 0.10+/-

I bought some at 0.095 and alot at 0.08 few weeks back. This counter has drop alot since its hight about 0.60.

Cheers,
v_viper88






This post has been edited by viper88: Nov 21 2008, 09:38 AM

If one is holding BAT where got 世界末日?

It is approaching its all time high, Rm44.

South Korea reporting dramatical increase sales of alcholic product, good for those company. Drink, drank, drunk.

Time for some interesting story-reading.

An Asian Twist to Explain the $$$ Crisis

One day, a plain-looking man came with a pretty-looking OL(Office Lady) to the LV store in Causeway Bay (Hong Kong Island).
He chose an LV bag worth HKD 65,000 for the OL. When it came time to pay, the man took out a checkbook and wrote out a check. The salesperson was hesitant because the couple hadn't shopped there before.

The man discerned what the salesperson was thinking and he said calmly: "I sense that you are concerned that this check may bounce, right? Today is Saturday and the banks are closed. Let me suggest that I leave the check and the handbag here. When the check clears on Monday, you can deliver the handbag to this lady. How about that? The salesperson was reassured and gladly accepted the suggestion. In addition, he waived the delivery charges. He promised that he would personally make sure that this gets done.

On Monday, the salesperson took the check to the bank. The check bounced! The irate salesperson called up the client, who told him: "What is the big deal? Neither you nor I have suffered any loss. Last Saturday night, I went to bed with that girl already! Oh, by the way, I thank you for your cooperation."

This story reveals the nature of the sub-prime mortgage crisis. When people have high hopes for huge future returns, they lower their guard about the potential risks. This pretty girl thought that the HKD 65,000 LV bag was going to come home on Monday, and so she lowered her guard. Therefore, she believed that her investment in the ONS (one night stand) was worth it even though it was based upon huge and highly uncertain risks.

Investment companies are great with packaging high return (but high risk) deals. The stock speculators are like this pretty woman. As such, they deserve to lose money. Without people like these, how are people going to make money from the stock market? As for the media and the stock analysts, they often play the role of the LV salesperson.