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elfinchilde
    04-Mar-2007 17:09  
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...which is why, in any call, the investor must first of all look for the burden of proof. And proof as in what is, not what you want to see.

We're not looking for gods here. Faith is false hope when facing the market.

and erm. perhaps we should shift this to the fellowship thread? HB ppl might get irritated. keke.
 
 
iPunter
    04-Mar-2007 17:02  
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It is absolutely correct to point out that faith does not work in the stock market...

But then, people tend to look for things to have faith in. So when something appears to be sensible to them, they may even 'go all out' to believe in that something or someone and thus act, consciously or unconsciously, according to that faith they have come to possess.
 
 
elfinchilde
    04-Mar-2007 16:01  
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bedoop marky27. the point of investing is this: you never trust what you hear, from here, from the coffeeshop, even from fund managers themselves. You hear what ppl say, then you do your research on it, and buy only if it satisfies your criteria.

 

o/w, even listening to the best of 'gurus' (be they templeton or buffet) and just rushing to buy is only herd mentality.



In the market there is no such thing as faith. There's only your mind, and what you make of what you see. Trust no one but yourself. Lose or win, blame/credit no one but yourself. It is an independent game above all.  
 

 
singaporegal
    04-Mar-2007 13:26  
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Signals a little unclear now... be cautious
 
 
iPunter
    03-Mar-2007 22:14  
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Hi marky27... 

Imagine if someone you have been trusting on the forum says a stock is a good buy and then you as go and bet heavily, heavily on that stock based on your faith in this advice/suggestion.

The question is: what happens if the stock goes down instead of up?
 
 
cheongsl
    03-Mar-2007 18:44  
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Still going up
 

 
singaporegal
    22-Feb-2007 21:25  
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Hi marky27,

Haha... I never tell people when is the right time to buy.... its up to you and your trading philosophy.

This counter is probably on a TA uptrend still but its overbought now.
 
 
cheongsl
    22-Feb-2007 12:14  
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Up and up
 
 
KiLrOy
    22-Feb-2007 00:38  
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[uncharted territory]
 
 
marky27
    22-Feb-2007 00:02  
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Good time to buy in singaporegalelite ?
 

 
singaporegal
    21-Feb-2007 23:02  
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Uptrend resumes...

Acc/Dist and Chaikin both up and it has cut the upper Bollinger Band. Bullish signals.
 
 
elfinchilde
    21-Feb-2007 13:58  
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tech update on HB for those vested:

Institutional play. Both retail and institutional punting HB today.

Very strong buy AND sell vols. For morning session, stands at:

1047 lots bought via 57 buyers,

1007 lots sold via 65 sellers.

Ave lot size = 18 vs 15 (buyers vs sellers).



But for large lots (defined as above 20lots): note up to 170 lots thrown at one time. =>clear sign of institutional play.

Buy up is an auspicious 888lots by 21 buyers (ave = 42),

sell down = 720 lots via 15 sellers. (ave = 48).

So trend likely indeterminate. appears as though ppl are contra-ing and some shortists with T+30 in action...
 
 
cheongsl
    21-Feb-2007 12:47  
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cheong again
 
 
doctor2a
    08-Feb-2007 22:28  
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the accumulatin/distribution chart look bearish.
 
 
iPunter
    08-Feb-2007 22:13  
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To sell at a predefined peak, place a limit order well beforehand.
 

 
singaporegal
    08-Feb-2007 21:59  
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Hahaha ..... its natural to feel "cheated" if you've missed the peak. But move on and look forward to the next trade!
 
 
elfinchilde
    08-Feb-2007 21:52  
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yea singaporegal, that's what i try to comfort myself with... hehe. but yes, realistically, unless you're flipping watching the monitor the whole day, or are that lucky, it is impossible to!  
 
 
singaporegal
    08-Feb-2007 21:50  
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Its almost impossible to catch a stock at its valley or peak unless you're glued to the computer screen. The best retail players can do is to ride the trend in between these 2 points.
 
 
elfinchilde
    08-Feb-2007 00:37  
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hey pet, nope, your missy here did not sell too early... rem i said before i sell on one of two signals?

one, if the trend reads sell; two, if i see another counter whose upside is potentially more than the one i'm holding?

sold off hb yesterday 'cos went into cdl h trust on mon. vested at 1.8, it's nicely at 2 now. ;)

glad you made more tho! :)))
 
 
singaporegal
    07-Feb-2007 22:32  
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I have sold off Ho Bee and taken profit.

Detect weakness in the trend. Be cautious.
 
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