
Use a 2 strike strategy if you wish to buy this.
But one thing is for sure...
I always take my sifus' teachings seriously...
Through the years, I have a formidable bank of sifu's from whom I draw a lot of wisdom.
And there's another thing I am absolutely serious about ... it is this:-
I have never belittled or ridiculed any of my sifus.
hehehe...

Nothing new...
hehehe...

who is serious here? Wah Say!
iPunter ( Date: 02-Mar-2010 18:15) Posted:
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maybe he is small god or something.... ... a talking god.
Moderate ( Date: 02-Mar-2010 19:43) Posted:
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So, tomrow is a LONG, what kind of chart is this? Doesn't it have a name?
I just dun belive this rubbish to be brunt.

OO123123...
Sorry to be blunt, but I think you have not been serious about my posts so far.
I can only say that if you have to ask other people what you should do, then you are not ready to trade.
Wish you the best....

I feel it should be in the 75-80cents range by end of the month
trading 3times its book value, meaning? price less than $0.50!!! wow
tt means tmr more downside...
ipunter,
u are a chartist?
how do you see the gen sp chart, i dun see any U-turn sign yet.
it kept breaking al the suppor level..after forming the double top..which i stubornly hold till now...
kindly advise..thanks...
iPunter ( Date: 02-Mar-2010 17:33) Posted:
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NickyNg...
My long position entry will be very low (ie. very mean)...
I am also very bearish like you...
PS. I like your 'week view'...

Below show the last 20 session of Genting SP stock.
Everyday red, seldom see green.
Drop almost 50% since the last peak.
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Dear NickyNg... :)
I trade both CFD and cash... no naked stuff...
It's the speed of the profit that should dictate your exit.
For this counter, I entered yesterday @.915 (lucky to be executed) and I had expected it to close@ .88 today.
Since my profit is 4.5c in a short time, I decided to get out...
and also, like I said before, I like to 'leave some for the next man'...
Anyway I am preparing to enter a long position tomorrow...
cheers... hehehe...

The most difficult part lies in trusting the chart (ie. price action itself).
Through the years, I have found charts can really prevent one from going 'pok!'
I also found that the most common reason for people going 'pok!' is that they always think staunchly of 'fundamentals' of a stock,
even when they see before their very eyes that the stock is already 'kaput'...

u CFD or naked? no rush to close mah if CFD...will hit 85cts this wk.......:)
iPunter ( Date: 02-Mar-2010 17:01) Posted:
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Show your transaction.....
Really so easy ah.
One only have the charts to thank...
There's certainly 'money in the charts'
This shows charts, used with routine discipline, are a great guide.
I always ignore so-called 'fundamentals', which are nothing more than a distraction to one's trading...
purelotus ( Date: 02-Mar-2010 17:04) Posted:
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