do you folks have this  too?
when the price has reached your cut loss point.. then you ponder and decide to stretch the tolerance further..
until a point where you totally bored with it and it becomes unfeeling..
Averaging is a no-no... It represents underlying anger.
    It means one is " mm kam guan" (not satisfied) with the stock market,
          and wants to take it back on the market...
slade78 ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 17:11) Posted:
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If the up coming result is good, it's still not that bad. in time to come, it will go back. Just hope that there is no shocking reports at least. 
iPunter ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 17:10) Posted:
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ya total 400 lots.
i dont like diversification..makes me confused.
MAU hard on it and got MAU back harder!
coolbunny ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 17:09) Posted:
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bought at 0.68 to average down. dumped half at 0.64.. sighx.
its painful..
rickyw ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 17:08) Posted:
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With people 'cheering the marathon', it is even harder to make a decision... 

rickyw ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 17:08) Posted:
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I also have not cut.... 25lots x 0.79.
slade78, u mean u got total 400lots??? All at 0.745?
rickyw ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 17:08) Posted:
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u bot at what price? why not cut loss? i know its  difficult, same like me its difficult to cut loss... 
slade78 ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 16:50) Posted:
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not all bro, still holding balance 200k lot :(
coolbunny ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 16:22) Posted:
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Right... Trend is real...
  Thus, think trend and things will start to make sense...

cathylmg ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 15:50) Posted:
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Tot u dump all already?
slade78 ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 16:00) Posted:
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whole market being dumped...dun tell me all stocks bad report arh. its e sentiment now.
slade78 ( Date: 22-Feb-2011 16:00) Posted:
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Middle East war -- > Business analyst " predict" bad for market  --> people like us read news and get scared --> ppl start to sell --> BB start to accumulate at lower price --> good reports come out --> ppl start to buy at high price --> bb start to earn money.
 
 
 
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im just worried its a bad report.. why are the stocks being dumped?!
This kind of market, even with good reports coming up on 28 Feb, effect also minimal...
still throwing in the millions! :(
1 lotter back again...this counter ever stop being played?
today finally usd rise a little bit.
cannotfind ( Date: 21-Feb-2011 21:47) Posted:
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Positive outlook!!
MrKenny ( Date: 21-Feb-2011 23:38) Posted:
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Of course... I've never dared to even to dream of achieving his  legendary 20+%  CAGR track record for 40+ years. Nor will  any investor in our lifetime come close to that, I believe. What I was saying is  by following his teachings it would increase your odds over the long term, but whether  one makes or breaks is ultimately up to  his/her own flare, luck and destiny. And no one can ever predict that. 
I'll be more than happy if I can  beat the average  STI growth rate  over the long term. Now with  stocks selling at knocked down prices, I believe anyone's chances of  achieving that  are increased when they start  buying in  now. In good stocks, that is.
As  for the other investment legends you referred to, I think WB's is probably the easiest to follow. Soros is a highly successful speculator in currencies best known for shorting the British pound in '92, netting US$1.1B from it, but it's not an easy maneuver to learn, let alone to replicate.  Mobius? He's an emerging markets expert, so it's not exactly relevant to many of us here. And Jesse Livermore?  He correctly predicted the  Crash  of  '29 and the Great Depression that followed, and became one of the richest man in the world at that time... But he lost it all,  got depressed himself and commited suicide just 10 years after.
Now compare it with WB's Coca-Cola stock purchase in the late 80s, which netted him more than US$11B in paper gain. A simple move, but the  wisdom behind it  so profound and mind-blowing... If there is just one person's teachings to follow, the choice is  crystal clear. I rest my case.
iPunter ( Date: 21-Feb-2011 13:04) Posted:
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