not agree!

If you have holding power, why you need set stop loss?

unless you know it will continue to drop, otherwise you will lose money really.

if it is a good counter, current price is not so high as peak value, it will come back

soon!

Dont worry if it is paper if u are holding a good counter.. I have big paper loss on SGX long time ago. buy 1.70 drop to about 20%-30% after 10years of holding whether the market crash. the div alone can cover my paper loss. Still didnt sell after so many years, then see the solid paper gain.. Long wait of at least 10years.. (when I am young dont have the patience) make 10-20% gain straight away sell those good counter. then see my portofio all become lousy and pennies counter which some become worthless.

Finally did a change in my investment method and finally able to beat the market year-on-year. As i am working i dont have time to monitor stock. I tend to buy what i think will be the value and size of the company 5 years later... Try to read more investing books. Warren buffet book and the one who teach him at colombia.

Remember investing need patience. Even if u start a company, usually will take some years before it can makes million.. (plant need time to grow, same with companies) look for strong management in listed company.

totally agreed.

If your fleet is large enough, how about putting up a few more planes for a second wave of sortie?

Don't always think money is easy to make in stock trading.  On the contrary it is easier to lose.  Remember whenever you buy, you beginning losing until the price covers your two-way brokerage commission.  In addition, the sellers always want to profit from the sale to you, and these sellers are powerful lots.  Mostly the counter party is your broker, broker firm or a few fixed parties (if you begin noticing by checking the counter parties --they tend to be familiar ones) and they know your weakness too well. 

So trade carefully..esp newbies in stck trading....

not only ur countres stuck, my  NOL and Coscorp also stuck!both these two counters still lose a few k!

sheet!

My view is that if you find all blue chips are over priced, it is most likely that all good potential stocks have been over priced too.

There is no single definition of blue chips and SIA is not the only blue chip. 

You may also consider what I (personally) used to call "semi-blue chips" such as Parkway, Wing Tai, CapitaMall, Straits Asia Resources, Keppel Land and perhaps even Suntech.