QUOTE(wirelessdude @ Nov 29 2008, 12:46 PM)
That's the problem with trading - it becomes addictive. Almost everyone will become emotional and will lose in the end ...like going to the casinos. If you make more, you'll become more confident and trade even more each time. And if you lose, you'll also trade more to try to "make back" because your ego has been hurt.
Back in 2000, I turned $30,000 to almost $100,000 and then lost it all back ...including the initial $30,000. Sepandai-pandai tupai melompat, akhirnya jatuh juga ke tanah. Of course the good thing is I've learnt my lesson and I'm a better investor today.
Yeah, I'm aware of the risk. Hope I don't lose everything too....
Once I get a few long-term stocks, will wanna play intraday/intraweek trading!!!
QUOTE(tsarena @ Nov 29 2008, 12:52 PM)
I also feeel like that ....
QUOTE(rayloo @ Nov 29 2008, 01:18 PM)
QUOTE(kmarc)
Before trading stocks - I like my weekends where I can rest and enjoy
After trading stocks - AAAaaaarrggghhh!! Such a long weekend!!! Monday come quick! QUICK!!!

Me too....I pray Monday comes early since I am in stock market. Last time I could hardly wake up in the morning despites snoozing few times of my alarm, now no second delay when alarming. Then straight go to on PC to watch DJ movement.

Sometimes I even woke up before my alarm time.

Me too. So easy to jump out of bed!

Last time, had to press the snooze button many many times!!!
@ Cherroy - Maybe we should have a list/database which is updated frequently, you know, for reference. Something like this:
1) Long-term stocks e.g. Public bank, maybank, IOICORP, YTLPOWER, Resort, etc
2) Short-term stocks
3) Good dividend stocks
4) Don't buy stocks
5) Urgent! Must buy stocks
6) Urgent! Must sell stocks e.g. Airasia on monday!!!
Although we have threads for those, it would be really useful to list them down, don't you think? Info will come from our forumers, of course, buy at your own judgement/risk!!!
This post has been edited by kmarc: Nov 29 2008, 02:44 PM