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Gaecia,Not too bad.  Somehow, I knew you'd remember me.
Nothing scary to me.
Have  you  been well, ipunter expert?
So scary !
Gaecia ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 16:15) Posted:
O.M.G.
Tell me  i'm  not seeing things.  *rubbing eyes*
 
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 16:01) Posted:
Even if man can live to 110 years old,
  long-term investment may not be attractive option,
          even if he has plenty of money to lose.
                One can ask around those rich  guys (millionaires) who have
                        been averaging down  from the top to know how harrowing
                                the experience can be, namely stress affecting family and health.
 
 
     
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O.M.G.
Tell me  i'm  not seeing things.  *rubbing eyes*
 
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 16:01) Posted:
Even if man can live to 110 years old,
  long-term investment may not be attractive option,
          even if he has plenty of money to lose.
                One can ask around those rich  guys (millionaires) who have
                        been averaging down  from the top to know how harrowing
                                the experience can be, namely stress affecting family and health.
 
 
     
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Mr Fool, may I know how much equity you will be allocated to keep buying CPL? No limit?
Honestly, do you feel a bit  disappointed to buy CPL above $4 when now is $3? Is this your judgement that you have already planned to  keep buying at every 5ct drop?
Millionair ? In stock market millionair just a small fry...... Billionair maybe.....
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 16:01) Posted:
Even if man can live to 110 years old,
  long-term investment may not be attractive option,
          even if he has plenty of money to lose.
                One can ask around those rich  guys (millionaires) who have
                        been averaging down  from the top to know how harrowing
                                the experience can be, namely stress affecting family and health.
 
 
     
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Even if man can live to 110 years old,
  long-term investment may not be attractive option,
          even if he has plenty of money to lose.
                One can ask around those rich  guys (millionaires) who have
                        been averaging down  from the top to know how harrowing
                                the experience can be, namely stress affecting family and health.
 
 
     
Only MFT dare to predict and GOD can see the future..... other than that....no one else !
capland ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 15:44) Posted:
who knows when will be the bottom. If everyones knows, then u think SGX will create this market for u...look at the last crsis- who expect CPL to down to below 2. u know? if u do, u will be a millionaires by now, still need to be a trader ? Market for trader is guessing, without knowing the facts. They trade base on mood n charts. Once sense is against tide, they " run" ..while investor just simply buy in stages, and hold, only " run" if the fundamental is shaken...thats why we read balance sheet n cashflow... we based on reports while traders base on charts... time to trader is important, while time for us is limitless.
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 15:39) Posted:
     
Even when one becomes a major shareholder,
            how long it will take for the shares to rise is not known.
                  When it comes to the world economy,
                            uncertainty is the rule rather than the norm.
                                  If one just buys at the bottom (no one knows when),
                                        then it is a sure gain.
                                              But if one has been averaging down all the
                                                    way from the very top, all the while thinking it is
                                                            'cheaper', then it is going to be a really agonising
                                                                      ordeal (time is money).  
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Capland..i think you misunderstand his meaning of
" time is money"
I think he meant opportunity costs of waiting capland ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 15:44) Posted:
who knows when will be the bottom. If everyones knows, then u think SGX will create this market for u...look at the last crsis- who expect CPL to down to below 2. u know? if u do, u will be a millionaires by now, still need to be a trader ? Market for trader is guessing, without knowing the facts. They trade base on mood n charts. Once sense is against tide, they " run" ..while investor just simply buy in stages, and hold, only " run" if the fundamental is shaken...thats why we read balance sheet n cashflow... we based on reports while traders base on charts... time to trader is important, while time for us is limitless.
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 15:39) Posted:
     
Even when one becomes a major shareholder,
            how long it will take for the shares to rise is not known.
                  When it comes to the world economy,
                            uncertainty is the rule rather than the norm.
                                  If one just buys at the bottom (no one knows when),
                                        then it is a sure gain.
                                              But if one has been averaging down all the
                                                    way from the very top, all the while thinking it is
                                                            'cheaper', then it is going to be a really agonising
                                                                      ordeal (time is money).  
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who knows when will be the bottom. If everyones knows, then u think SGX will create this market for u...look at the last crsis- who expect CPL to down to below 2. u know? if u do, u will be a millionaires by now, still need to be a trader ? Market for trader is guessing, without knowing the facts. They trade base on mood n charts. Once sense is against tide, they " run" ..while investor just simply buy in stages, and hold, only " run" if the fundamental is shaken...thats why we read balance sheet n cashflow... we based on reports while traders base on charts... time to trader is important, while time for us is limitless.
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 15:39) Posted:
     
Even when one becomes a major shareholder,
            how long it will take for the shares to rise is not known.
                  When it comes to the world economy,
                            uncertainty is the rule rather than the norm.
                                  If one just buys at the bottom (no one knows when),
                                        then it is a sure gain.
                                              But if one has been averaging down all the
                                                    way from the very top, all the while thinking it is
                                                            'cheaper', then it is going to be a really agonising
                                                                      ordeal (time is money).  
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going down giving more opportunities. going up, i just sit aside and watch...so ah wah...try harder n harder...make yr monies work harder for u... thousands of pple like u , get killed everyday by the stock market.....even with recession , i have been holding stocks that dived to the lowest...but i buy some more...and slowly market will recover in a few yrs time...then take profit...u are " gambler" and i only gamble in casinos. How many times i have to tell u our differences. You still want to argu over the matters over and over again... and who cares i hold how many lots, u very kepo, buy and keep, u also cannot. Must die die want others to follow u. Then u set up a church and be pastor la...ah wah...
     
Even when one becomes a major shareholder,
            how long it will take for the shares to rise is not known.
                  When it comes to the world economy,
                           
uncertainty is the rule rather than the norm.
                                  If one just buys at the bottom (no one knows when),
                                        then it is a sure gain.
                                              But if one has been averaging down all the
                                                    way from the very top, all the while thinking it is
                                                            'cheaper', then it is going to be a really agonising
                                                                      ordeal (time is money). 
we shall see. who knows the future..maybe today i might not live...one day everyones will rest in peace, u too. why ? still worry whether yr interest in today short account. Keep increasing if the price don falls. And u need not worry about me. Whether wet market or dry market, i am fully ok. If the price keeps as it is for next few days- i wonder how much interest u have to pay, although theres no movement.....i can keep till i die, and leave to my children, but u, haha if the price stuck for 1 month-- nearly bankrupt yr bank lao...
Isolator ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 13:48) Posted:
| Mr Fool, you have been living in the past.... in the well....Please do not compare Warren Buffett  with you!!! Dont ruin the reputation of a great man... Your strategy  is for wet  market only...    Hope you  can afford the cover for the well one day, so you can rest in peace.... lol |
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Wah, employ me when you become the biggest shareholder...
capland ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 11:40) Posted:
| ah wah, push all u can, the lower the better chance....1.00 lagi best...maybe i take over the major shares, and be the cpl biggest shareholder. By then i will invite u as our strategist...hahaha..and will pay 0.20 div. everyyr...nice? |
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HUAN YING HUI LAI =D
eastcivic ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 14:22) Posted:
welcome back! 
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 14:15) Posted:
It is well-known to every old-timer that it is common to see
    die-hard investors, who keep on averaging down as a stock
          drops from very high to the very low, eg in a prolonged recession.
                  They will invariably be singing high praises (like they are hymns)
                          of the solid fundamentals all  way from the top to the bottom.

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welcome back!

iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 14:15) Posted:
It is well-known to every old-timer that it is common to see
    die-hard investors, who keep on averaging down as a stock
          drops from very high to the very low, eg in a prolonged recession.
                  They will invariably be singing high praises (like they are hymns)
                          of the solid fundamentals all  way from the top to the bottom.

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When one use " feeling" to average down, they will end up buying a lot at high price.... And may overbought too.... lol
It is well-known to every old-timer that it is common to see
    die-hard investors, who keep on
averaging down as a stock
          drops from very high to the very low, eg in a prolonged recession.
                  They will invariably be singing high praises (like they are hymns)
                          of the
solid fundamentals all  way from the top to the bottom.

 
Nice to hear from you again.... Welcome back..
iPunter ( Date: 09-Jun-2011 12:19) Posted:
Dear Isolator,
  Reading your posts, many will find that your approach is much,
      much more sensible and practical for stock players of all means. 
            You are rational and unemotional, which is great for stocks play.
                    Very nice. . Keep it up...  
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