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Riskless      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 14:33) Posted: Patience is also very very very very important..... iPunter      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 12:07) Posted: It may take time...   Time is the most important factor in stocks...

 

Patience is also very very very very important.....

iPunter      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 12:07) Posted: It may take time...   Time is the most important factor in stocks...

 

Well said, IPunter.

iPunter      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 11:31) Posted: The " Buy and Hold" method     and the technical method are both excellent methods.         And both methods can cause one to 'laugh to the bank'.                 Thus, it is just a matter of taste and temperament.                         But all in all, the technical method requires                               much skill, knowledge and market insight...

 

ahh.. i see.. thanks monk999 =)

because i noted that hammer pattern was accompanied with quite some vol, thought reversal has set in...

monk999      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 12:24) Posted: the candle pattern is called a hammer. for now it is at a potential support ..if you check weekly charts you will see that .29 was a resistance on 09/01/2009. Resistance usually once broken become support. you will need more confirmation (within the next few days it should close above the body of the candle usually with high volume) to say that it has reversed. nobody is certain if bulls will buy into this pattern. some traders buy into this pattern but have some stop loss in case the market goes against them. Also note that reversal doesn't mean it will go up immediately since it can also go sideways instead. belgeran      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 11:49) Posted: eh.. i'm a novice to chart reading... was there a reversal yesterday and the day before on candlesticks?

 

Very helpful investment tips... 

 

belgeran,  take note of the key words in the post entry.....

.....IF......usually......in case.....can also go either ways.....

and the  MOST important key words of ALL  : NOBODY IS CERTAIN.

monk999      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 12:24) Posted: the candle pattern is called a hammer. for now it is at a potential support ..if you check weekly charts you will see that .29 was a resistance on 09/01/2009. Resistance usually once broken become support. you will need more confirmation (within the next few days it should close above the body of the candle usually with high volume) to say that it has reversed. nobody is certain if bulls will buy into this pattern. some traders buy into this pattern but have some stop loss in case the market goes against them. Also note that reversal doesn't mean it will go up immediately since it can also go sideways instead. belgeran      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 11:49) Posted: eh.. i'm a novice to chart reading... was there a reversal yesterday and the day before on candlesticks?

 

the candle pattern is called a hammer. for now it is at a potential support ..if you check weekly charts you will see that .29 was a resistance on 09/01/2009. Resistance usually once broken become support. you will need more confirmation (within the next few days it should close above the body of the candle usually with high volume) to say that it has reversed. nobody is certain if bulls will buy into this pattern. some traders buy into this pattern but have some stop loss in case the market goes against them. Also note that reversal doesn't mean it will go up immediately since it can also go sideways instead.

belgeran      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 11:49) Posted: eh.. i'm a novice to chart reading... was there a reversal yesterday and the day before on candlesticks?

 

OMG......Time and Timing are two most important factors in everything.....

 

It may take time...

  Time is the most important factor in stocks...

 

2.8 sooooon

 

This you will have to ask sifu Warrenb. for his valuable insights... 

belgeran      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 11:49) Posted: eh.. i'm a novice to chart reading... was there a reversal yesterday and the day before on candlesticks?

 

eh.. i'm a novice to chart reading... was there a reversal yesterday and the day before on candlesticks?

 

The " Buy and Hold" method

    and the technical method are both excellent methods.

        And both methods can cause one to 'laugh to the bank'.

                Thus, it is just a matter of taste and temperament.


                        But all in all, the technical method requires

                              much skill, knowledge and market insight...

 

Not necessary.  On the contrary, you would have been laughing all the way to the bank had you subscribed to the rights issue.  On kelong managements give the rights to their corporate 'friends' and exclude the retail investors.

TradeChancellor      ( Date: 14-Jun-2011 06:10) Posted: i understand that ipunter is trying to highlight the buy and hold philosophy is erraneous. Although i am a believer of both TA and FA, one clear cut disadvantage of buy and hold is potential dilution: if company issue rights/extra shares, then the dilution will bring down the price.... precisely what capland did during the 2008 crisis - the issuing of 1 share : 2 shares rights... junction      ( Date: 13-Jun-2011 22:59) Posted: Both are correct,  only problem is  if and and very big if, you predict correctly!

 

thanks alexchia01. I would buy if the trend start to reverse to 3.1....

alexchia01      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 10:30) Posted: It could be... but my objective is not to identify the bottom. My objective is to identify a trend reversal or trend continuation. I would Buy when I see Capitaland reverse to the uptrend. That would mean that I Buy after the price have move up a bit and not at the bottom. It's quite difficult to identify the bottom when price is at the bottom, only after a rebound, then you know it's the bottom. Beside, you must be very lucky to always Buy at the bottom. I don't have such luck. Riskless      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 10:17) Posted: So now is bottom

 

It could be... but my objective is not to identify the bottom.

My objective is to identify a trend reversal or trend continuation.

I would Buy when I see Capitaland reverse to the uptrend.

That would mean that I Buy after the price have move up a bit and not at the bottom.

It's quite difficult to identify the bottom when price is at the bottom, only after a rebound, then you know it's the bottom.

Beside, you must be very lucky to always Buy at the bottom. I don't have such luck.

Riskless      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 10:17) Posted: So now is bottom? alexchia01      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 10:15) Posted: You are right. You have to read the chart to know where the top and bottom is

 

So now is bottom?

alexchia01      ( Date: 15-Jun-2011 10:15) Posted: You are right. You have to read the chart to know where the top and bottom is. iPunter      ( Date: 14-Jun-2011 17:29) Posted: The bottom cannot be that low.     Simply use the chart as your guide.           But the top is anyone'e imagination                 (ie. there's no upper limit)...

 

You are right. You have to read the chart to know where the top and bottom is.

iPunter      ( Date: 14-Jun-2011 17:29) Posted: The bottom cannot be that low.     Simply use the chart as your guide.           But the top is anyone'e imagination                 (ie. there's no upper limit)...  Riskless      ( Date: 14-Jun-2011 17:24) Posted: Where is the top? I know the bottom is 10cents...

 

Expensive buy?

 

CapitaMalls Malaysia Trust buys Kuantan mall 10:05 PM Jun 14, 2011CapitaMalls Malaysia Trust's manager CapitaMalls Malaysia REIT Management (CMRM) is acquiring East Coast Mall in Kuantan for RM330 million (S$134 million), including fees and expenses. The firm says it plans to fund the acquisition through a mix of debt and equity. The move comes after the proposed placement of 299 million new CapitaMalls Malaysia Trust (CMMT) units, or 20 per cent of the existing 1.49 billion units. The placement was approved by CMMT unitholders in a meeting on March 10. East Coast Mall is a four-storey shopping mall with a net lettable area of more than 440,000 square feet. It was opened in April 2008 and is the newest shopping mall in Kuantan, the capital and largest city of Pahang. CMRM says the mall has an occupancy rate of 97 per cent, with a projected property yield of 7.1 per cent for 2011. Based on CMMT's closing price of RM1.17 on June 13, the trust's property yield is at 6.4 per cent. CMRM says the acquisition will contribute to its yield, which may improve returns for its unitholders.

 

will go to 284 again, be patient for 250