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LoveToInvest      ( Date: 08-Jul-2013 07:00) Posted: 发 粿 真 好 吃 ！ LoveToInvest      ( Date: 08-Jul-2013 06:57) Posted: Oh my god!! I am thinking of Huat Kueh coming weekend!!!!Yummy!!!

 

Buy today! Sure huat!

 

发 粿 真 好 吃 ！

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 08-Jul-2013 06:57) Posted: Oh my god!! I am thinking of Huat Kueh coming weekend!!!!Yummy!!!! LoveToInvest      ( Date: 08-Jul-2013 06:37) Posted: Chiong ahh

 

Oh my god!! I am thinking of Huat Kueh coming weekend!!!!Yummy!!!!

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 08-Jul-2013 06:37) Posted: Chiong ahhh LoveToInvest      ( Date: 08-Jul-2013 05:20) Posted: Stocks Are Usually Up in July By John Maxfield | More Articles | Save For Later July 7, 2013 | Comments (0) Watch stocks you care about The single, easiest way to keep track of all the stocks that matter... Your own personalized stock watchlist! It's a 100% FREE Motley Fool service... Click Here Now There is a branch of investment theory known as technical analysis that uses historical data, and past patterns and relationships in particular, to inform present and future investment decisions. But unless you're a quantitative hedge fund staffed by physicists and mathematicians, it's more akin to astrology than it is to astronomy. That being said, in a subject that's so ripe for quantification, one can't help delving into this mock science every now and then, just for curiosity's sake. With this in mind, I culled through the past 21 years of data for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) to see what, if anything, we could glean from the performance of stocks in July. One pattern that emerges is that the average daily point move of the blue-chip index has increased, albeit haphazardly, over the past two decades. Suffice it to say this shouldn't be overly surprising, given that the Dow itself has climbed by roughly a factor of five over the same time period. The spikes in 2002 and 2008, in turn, correspond to the bursting of the dot-com and housing bubbles.

 

Chiong ahhh

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 08-Jul-2013 05:20) Posted: Stocks Are Usually Up in July By John Maxfield | More Articles | Save For Later July 7, 2013 | Comments (0) Watch stocks you care about The single, easiest way to keep track of all the stocks that matter... Your own personalized stock watchlist! It's a 100% FREE Motley Fool service... Click Here Now There is a branch of investment theory known as technical analysis that uses historical data, and past patterns and relationships in particular, to inform present and future investment decisions. But unless you're a quantitative hedge fund staffed by physicists and mathematicians, it's more akin to astrology than it is to astronomy. That being said, in a subject that's so ripe for quantification, one can't help delving into this mock science every now and then, just for curiosity's sake. With this in mind, I culled through the past 21 years of data for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) to see what, if anything, we could glean from the performance of stocks in July. One pattern that emerges is that the average daily point move of the blue-chip index has increased, albeit haphazardly, over the past two decades. Suffice it to say this shouldn't be overly surprising, given that the Dow itself has climbed by roughly a factor of five over the same time period. The spikes in 2002 and 2008, in turn, correspond to the bursting of the dot-com and housing bubbles.

 

Stocks Are Usually Up in July
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There is a branch of investment theory known as technical analysis that uses historical data, and past patterns and relationships in particular, to inform present and future investment decisions. But unless you're a quantitative hedge fund staffed by physicists and mathematicians, it's more akin to astrology than it is to astronomy.
That being said, in a subject that's so ripe for quantification, one can't help delving into this mock science every now and then, just for curiosity's sake. With this in mind, I culled through the past 21 years of data for the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) to see what, if anything, we could glean from the performance of stocks in July.
One pattern that emerges is that the average daily point move of the blue-chip index has increased, albeit haphazardly, over the past two decades. Suffice it to say this shouldn't be overly surprising, given that the Dow itself has climbed by roughly a factor of five over the same time period. The spikes in 2002 and 2008, in turn, correspond to the bursting of the dot-com and housing bubbles.

 

Hv a pleasant journey...Remember to tapao some huat kueh there to eat...huat big big yah.

ongahhuat888      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 22:44) Posted: Tomorrow first flight out to Shanghai. Tough week a head for me. Tua Huat to Sistas n Bros!!!! Good night!

 

Tomorrow first flight out to Shanghai.
Tough week a head for me. Tua Huat to Sistas n Bros!!!! Good night!

 

SJ Sifu. His advice.

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 22:15) Posted: 干 什 么 的 工 司 ？ ip  o GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 21:33) Posted: Isolator : 见 好 就 收

 

明 天 上 市 ？ 多 少 钱 的 股 ？

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 22:15) Posted: 干 什 么 的 工 司 ？ ip  o GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 21:33) Posted: Isolator : 见 好 就 收

 

干 什 么 的 工 司 ？ ip  o

GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 21:33) Posted: Isolator : 见 好 就 收

 

Isolator : 见 好 就 收

 

Bullets ready:)

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 21:18) Posted: I am super bullish for tomorow STI

 

I am super bullish for tomorow STI

 

Thank you for reply! Cheers!!!

teeth53      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 15:25) Posted: Please do oneself a flavour, when undecide, do  place ur bet at your own sweet time. There's plenty  n alot of time  for  u to bet on ( your own home work)...unless one is affordable to play a  lossing games. Vard -    GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 14:07) Posted: Then... What is your opinion on Vard for tomorrow? Show exciting or boring? Cheers

 

Please do oneself a flavour, when undecide, do  place ur bet at your own sweet time. There's plenty  n alot of time  for  u to bet on ( your own home work)...unless one is affordable to play a  lossing games. Vard -   

GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 14:07) Posted: Then... What is your opinion on Vard for tomorrow? Show exciting or boring? Cheers! Dividend_Warrior      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 13:50) Posted: When in doubt, just buy all.......lol   I cannot decide which telco is the best, so I bought all three.

 

Thanks!!u too know what I mean... Cheers

GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 14:59) Posted: Hahaha! You are one of the lucky one!!! Cheers! LoveToInvest      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 14:57) Posted: Why should I not putting all my eggs in the single basket and watch it like a hawk!!!

 

Hahaha! You are one of the lucky one!!! Cheers!

LoveToInvest      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 14:57) Posted: Why should I not putting all my eggs in the single basket and watch it like a hawk!!!! GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 13:47) Posted: From my Facebook : WARREN BUFFETT shares his lesson as- EARNINGS: Nvr depend on a single income.Make investment to Create a Second Source SPENDING: If u buy things you dnt need, soon u will have to Sell things u need. SAVINGS: Don't save what is left After Spending but spend what is left After Savings TAKING RISK: Never test the depth of the river with Both Feet. INVESTMENT: Don't put all ur eggs in a single basket.

 

Why should I not putting all my eggs in the single basket and watch it like a hawk!!!!

GorgeousOng      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 13:47) Posted: From my Facebook : WARREN BUFFETT shares his lesson as- EARNINGS: Nvr depend on a single income.Make investment to Create a Second Source SPENDING: If u buy things you dnt need, soon u will have to Sell things u need. SAVINGS: Don't save what is left After Spending but spend what is left After Savings TAKING RISK: Never test the depth of the river with Both Feet. INVESTMENT: Don't put all ur eggs in a single basket.

 

Then... What is your opinion on Vard for tomorrow? Show exciting or boring? Cheers!

Dividend_Warrior      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 13:50) Posted: When in doubt, just buy all.......lol   I cannot decide which telco is the best, so I bought all three.    StewardLittle      ( Date: 07-Jul-2013 13:24) Posted: What to buy ah what to buy... Singtel? Wilmar? Suntec? Comfort? Capitaland? Raffles? SATS? Any views or violent objections? Or just keep money in bank and wait?