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Hulumas
    07-Dec-2010 12:10  
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Let it be, let it be, just paper loss only!

rickytan      ( Date: 31-Oct-2006 15:38) Posted:

thank you, yen yen... no wonder price plunge !

 
 
Hulumas
    15-Sep-2010 11:39  
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Amitabha . . . . . . . . it shows sign of bottomed out soon!

stockie      ( Date: 31-Oct-2006 16:40) Posted:

px trading @0.20. lots of vol cos ppl r dumping it. any advice to pick it up now? at least their div yield's reasonably high

 
 
Hulumas
    01-Sep-2010 22:36  
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Beware, it is bottom out @ Sgd. 0.065 I suppose! I keep buying as much as I could afford.

rickytan      ( Date: 31-Oct-2006 15:38) Posted:

thank you, yen yen... no wonder price plunge !

 

 
Hulumas
    31-Aug-2010 11:14  
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Yes, buy in low and sell out high at today buying price Sgd. 0.065 or 0.07  and selling price at  >250% next year > Sgd. 0.18 most likely could easily be achieved! CAVEAT EMPTOR.



stockie      ( Date: 31-Oct-2006 16:40) Posted:

px trading @0.20. lots of vol cos ppl r dumping it. any advice to pick it up now? at least their div yield's reasonably high

 
 
Hulumas
    30-Jun-2010 13:03  
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It is different story now. Strong recovery is on the card, so upward price movement will follow suit! 



YenYen      ( Date: 31-Oct-2006 11:36) Posted:



uobkh morning notes (today):

unifood 3Q06: revenue declines 7% yoy & earnings dive 49% yoy below forecasts & market consensus

 
 
Hulumas
    01-Jun-2010 17:53  
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Huh! Today no trading volume........ Does the price reaching its bottom?

Hulumas      ( Date: 31-May-2010 19:51) Posted:

Fantastic super under value to buy at Sgd. 0.065. Ha. ha.. ha... I keep buying!

stockie      ( Date: 31-Oct-2006 16:40) Posted:

px trading @0.20. lots of vol cos ppl r dumping it. any advice to pick it up now? at least their div yield's reasonably high


 

 
Hulumas
    31-May-2010 19:51  
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Fantastic super under value to buy at Sgd. 0.065. Ha. ha.. ha... I keep buying!

stockie      ( Date: 31-Oct-2006 16:40) Posted:

px trading @0.20. lots of vol cos ppl r dumping it. any advice to pick it up now? at least their div yield's reasonably high

 
 
stockie
    31-Oct-2006 16:40  
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px trading @0.20. lots of vol cos ppl r dumping it. any advice to pick it up now? at least their div yield's reasonably high
 
 
rickytan
    31-Oct-2006 15:38  
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thank you, yen yen... no wonder price plunge !
 
 
YenYen
    31-Oct-2006 11:36  
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uobkh morning notes (today):

unifood 3Q06: revenue declines 7% yoy & earnings dive 49% yoy below forecasts & market consensus
 

 
rickytan
    31-Oct-2006 11:27  
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Hi Nostramudus,  do you know whether there is any special news on this stock  ? Anyone able to shed some light on this please. The price suddenly drop a lot.  Thank you.
 
 
allantanhc
    03-Aug-2006 19:18  
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Good luck. I am sure you will do better when you are able to overcome the psychological aspect of cutting loss and protecting capital. I was taught to treat it as business overhead - a cost you have to bear in doing any business. 
 
 
jessie
    03-Aug-2006 18:15  
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Thank you for all your comments. I have done averaging and made money.  I have also done averaging that lose more money....I have yet to master the skills on cutting loss. It is very difficult to implement and I have the habit of delaying &  hoping that market will recover soon. Sometimes, I also said to myself that since I have already lose so much, I might as well hold on further. I know that this is wrong and  I am now determined to sell my Freight Link, Lian Beng, Twinwood etc.

 
 
allantanhc
    03-Aug-2006 16:03  
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The chart looks promising lately. Price is creeping up gradually with increaing volume. It tells me that there are people accumulating. I will not sell in such a situation.

Whether to buy to average at this point really depends on your risk appetite. It is always important to ask yourself how much you are prepared to lose for each trade you make. So, when market turns against you, you are psychologically prepared for that loss.

As a rule of thumb, many traders use 8% or a certain pre-determined sum that they are comfortable with (e.g. $1000) for stop loss. Whichever comes first, they will cut. Hope this will help you to decide.
 
 
singaporegal
    03-Aug-2006 15:09  
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I read the charts for you... this one has low volume so if you average and increase your holdings, you might find it difficult to get out.

Hard to predict the trend for this one because its a low volume/low price counter.
 

 
singaporegal
    03-Aug-2006 15:06  
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ok lah... its only a $800 loss...

I always find averaging very deadly... the last time I did it, it just compounded my losses. I think you better think carefully before doing it.
 
 
jessie
    03-Aug-2006 15:03  
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Hi Scotty Senior,

I bought 20 lots on 5 May 06.
 
 
scotty
    03-Aug-2006 14:44  
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ouch!  .... how many lots?
 
 
jessie
    03-Aug-2006 14:38  
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Hi Scotty Senior,

I bought at 29.5 cents....
 
 
scotty
    03-Aug-2006 14:31  
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what did you buy at? 
 
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