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Tip for long-term investors...

Only buy stocks when no one dares to buy stocks...

that's when no one still say it's "cheap" to buy...

 

...extract from ...

Things Are Getting Cheap!

I'm here thinking about the investments of one of my ecommerce companies. This past week has been wonderful for bargain hunters; some of the best businesses are now down to a p/e ratio of roughly 11x earnings or even less. For investors looking to park money at a good rate of return for long periods of time, this is incredibly attractive.

Some of the businesses are at much lower levels, with very good five and ten year prospects. Whatever you do, this is not a time for despair. Take a breath, grab a cup of coffee, and make a list of the businesses that you've been watching, waiting for an opportunity to buy at attractive prices. Although we may still have much further drops ahead (or we may not - no one knows; that's the key), now could be a good time to keep tabs on price levels. Another twenty percent drop and I'm going to be doing cartwheels around headquarters.

 

Scotty... :) 

But what I can't understand is why you are unhappy that you 've sold SGX last week...
since, even with yesterday's 50c  rebound, SGX's  is still lower than last week (ie. downtrending)?...

 

scotty... it may be a blessing actually. If you still held on today, you may be caught in the sell off. The Dow crashed another 237 points last night. The rally yesterday may be a false one!

 

If you draw the short-term trendline, you will be able to see clearly that a rebound will take place at 12.00 which was yesterday. Following that, it rose .50c today. But if you had sold last week, yo would have saved quite a lot of $$$, since the price was high last week...


So the question is why didn't you buy at 12.00 today, by that simple TA picture?

 

At what price did you sell SGX?

 

I am really very suay... I sold off SGX last week only to see it rise today......

 

 

surely lure back all the green dung flies to the goodie heap, especially if tomorrow is also an up day...

 

But in the real world, only a few will buy it...
Mainly due to the fact that most people think they already know all there is to know about trading...

So there really is no fear that there will be no more losers in future...
You can bet your last bottoem two dollars that losers will continue to be indefinite losers...
That is until they change their thinking...

 

Well, the stock market is like a herd, if everyone has the herd mentality, then it will be easy to make money and fend away predators. But there are so many counters and so many different markets to play from, hence the likelihood of getting the same product for most ppl is slim.

There are a lot of contrarians in the market as well, therefore changes will always be there. 

 

As stock market is not zero-sum game, hence in ideal case, everybody can be winner.

 

I've got only this Questions:

Let's say if all buy this product and all make money eventually after reading/studying/following it, then who will lose money in the stock market, i.e. if there's no looser will there be winners?

So it isn't practical huh? Therefore, if lesser people buy the product, there will be more loosers in the market, thus, resulted in those who knows this product strategy higher chances of making even more money right?

 

I understand it can be a bit of a bore and sian to keep on hearing long-windedness...

But to me, it is also sad to hear people keep on losing and losing money in these posts... it is so common... It is  an ongoing process, it keeps on repeating all the time and it saddens one even more to see this happen again and again... year after year, ad infinitum....

So when I can see that there's help available, I am personally very eager to to point out the way for those who will listen (of course not all will listen!)...



=>  "Stock Market Genie"... Once you have it, I think you will never need to buy another book!  

 

it is possible if the MACD has no value, it may be propiertry indicator. which the maker locked the value.

 

Mani. enough areadi lah. once every few days post is ok. everyday few times abit errrr... lol

 

Hi Snappers,

If I am not wrong, the chart in this forum consist of MACD with value. Correct me if I am wrong.

 

hi asleep,

my apologies, i do not have the MACD values on my chart.  my chart very simple, consist of PS MACD Histogram, moving average 15, 30 & 50 days, i use bars (high, low & close), tats all.  previously i used the japanese candlesticks, but i changed to bars as i find it easier for me to read and anaylse.  so far, i am quite comfortable with these settings. 

 

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Evidently, a lot of thought has gone into it's preparation. I highly recommend this package to all who
are looking to own an authentic reference work on stock market trading. As a trader, you'd be happy you've discovered this great product...

 

*can catch rat is good cat

 

a small investmt for better future gain  : )