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hohokit
    08-Dec-2006 10:51  
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Robot??
 
 
iPunter
    08-Dec-2006 10:43  
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hmmm..  maybe human engineering.... :)
 
 
ten4one
    08-Dec-2006 10:36  
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One thing very true about Philosophers & Economists is when they're given the same facts and figures, they'll come out with many different views and sometimes very extreme. That's life isn't it? Always with 2-sided stories and all classes of people -you just can't have it all your ways. JUST LIKE NIKE SAYS ' JUSTDOIT' and I did it my ways....hahahaha and a MERRY X'MAS To ALL.

IMHO, the best Traders are Engineers! Cheers!
 

 
cashiertan
    08-Dec-2006 10:02  
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another economist and philosopher here.. just like me..

however, i tend to find philosopher and economist underperform under actual trading condition..
 
 
iPunter
    08-Dec-2006 09:28  
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ah... that's very true...     :)
 
 
ten4one
    08-Dec-2006 09:24  
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Fear is in us all the times - we're afraid only when we're in the dark and can't see clearly what's ahead! A very good example is when you're driving - in a fine day, you drive with confidence. In the nite or on a rainning day when the road becomes less visible and more slippery, most of us will drive with extra care and reduce the veh's speed.

Just  like investment or trading in stocks, if you've done your works and know exactly what you're doing, you shouldn't have any fear within the scope of the parameters - even the worst happened, you'll still be up and running.

YOU CAN'T WIN IN ANY BATTLES IF YOU'VE FEARS !

All said, I must warn that ones must not be over-confidence. Cheers!
 

 
singaporegal
    08-Dec-2006 05:08  
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Hey cashiertan,

You should stay on with SJ. You've been really helpful to the community here. Good luck to your exams.
 
 
jessie
    07-Dec-2006 23:19  
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Hi cashiertan, I have definitely benifited from all your postings and advices, especially your stocks recommendation. We will miss you. Hope u will continue to visit and post regularly if you can. Last but not least, we wish you all the best in your exam and that you will pass with flying colours !
 
 
billywows
    07-Dec-2006 20:43  
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Hey, Cashiertan .... with your exams over, you should be more free to stay on this forum mah?!
 
 
cashiertan
    07-Dec-2006 20:29  
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anyway, i will be leaving this forum around next week as my exam is over next monday.. i wont be back as frequent.. good luck to u all and thanks for listening to my education on stocks. hope many will benefit from it..

btw, i will let u all know the result of the 3 groups of ppl..
 

 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 19:36  
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Actually that kind of "pessimism" is very healthy when it comes to any dealings with the stock market beast. This is more "defensivism" than anything else. To survive in the stock market, it is absolutely essential.

Singaporegal IS on the right track. Kudos to her!
 
 
singaporegal
    07-Dec-2006 19:32  
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Agree with iPunter... I take on a very pessimistic outlook when I trade. The moment my chart indicators detect some negative sentiment, I will be ready to hit the sell button!
 
 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 18:54  
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Righto!... hehehe...

 lot of really good information on this forum, huh? All the newbies never had it so good... can learn as you watch.
 
 
geojam
    07-Dec-2006 18:49  
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Everything u invest in has risks.How great is the risk and can u minimise it.

Playing shares always have risks,so they ask u to diversify and play long term to soften the risk.

When spore having property boom,people tell me spore property never fall cos small island ,land limited.Well we went through period of low px.So even property have risk.

 
 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 18:32  
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"one must be afraid, yes, very afraid of losing money in the stock market".
 

 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 18:31  
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hahaha... you really used the precisely correct term... 

As far as the stock market is concerned, that  is very precise and true:-

one must be afraid, yes, very afraid, of losing money in the stock.

I have not the slightest doubt at all that many good souls will agree with me.  Take care.  :)
 
 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 18:30  
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hahaha... you really used the precisely correct term... 

As far as the stock market is concerned, that  is very precise and true:-

one must be afraid, yes, very afraid, of losing money in the stock.

I have not the slightest doubt at all that many good souls will agree with me.  Take care.  :)
 
 
jackjames
    07-Dec-2006 13:55  
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Warren Buffet rockss!!!!! kekeke.. hey guys, if you guys interested in US stocks, keep on eyes on Danaher Coporation.... You can plot these two charts together. There are some similarities, most important, my company is under Danaher, and I know how they work.... even gia shu than Singaporean.. kekeke.
 
 
iPunter
    07-Dec-2006 09:23  
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Ten4one, yes... you just about sums it up for us. :)

Hope you don't mind me adding this...

Don't bet big and you will not lose big in case you lose.

 
 
ten4one
    07-Dec-2006 07:32  
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Whether you trade or invest for the long term, mid term, short term or whatever terms, they all have risks. It is all about how well your understand and tolerate the risks and managing them accordingly. Colors and Markets can change. As a Player in the Market, you've to adapt to the environments prevailing.

You'll be a LOSER if you refuse to change because the environments will never adapt to you. Don't wait till the cow comes home! Cheers and bring home the beef!
 
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