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I see, the % can serve as a decision-making tool PRIOR to making a trading decision.
Wasted, I thought it was an evaluation tool.  Thanks, AK. 

 

its a million dollar question loh.

u hv to set your own profit/loss margin %. If u are greedy, set the profit margin higher, say above 10%.  On the otherhand, if u are kiah see( or less capital in hand) then set the loss margin lower or vice versa.

Though market sentiment attributed to the profit/loss margin, but u hv to study what stock u hv purchased and react accordingly with the real time market trend.

OneSharer      ( Date: 18-Jun-2008 17:47) Posted: I notice there is a percentage indicator after calculating profit/loss.  Can anyone tell me how to interpret the % -- generally what is considered good/average/bad? I guess this will vary depending on bullish/bearish mkt?   Does anyone mind sharing their own standard, and how to use it in practice?

 

I notice there is a percentage indicator after calculating profit/loss. 

Can anyone tell me how to interpret the % -- generally what is considered good/average/bad?
I guess this will vary depending on bullish/bearish mkt?  

Does anyone mind sharing their own standard, and how to use it in practice?  

 

Thanks Terence.  

 

Should be contra-potential ones first. I got the same situation before.

 

When I am holding paid-up lots and also contra-potential lots, which lots am I selling first?