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Any views and comment on this counter ? The volume and price seems to be rising. Humulas, are you vested in this counter as well ?
wow jap land ciong alr....
Yupe, i agreed with you, but looking forward will the market consolidation trends espiecailly the Jap market property is picking up & the econonics signal is improving.
Will all these issues push the main player from the property market investor to acquirer the company like Jap land to penetrate the Japan market so far Jap land is the only listed player in Japan
Short to medium term market sentiment sometimes has little to do with the financial performance of a stock.
How come Jap land recently not much movement? after posted the sterling results share price down?????
Jap market is picking up , Why the share price is work backward??? Is possible take over by the big brother for those intend to penetrate the Japan market?
yah.. thats right.
you can also use RSI to confirm the MACD trend. if RSI trending upward, it'll mean that price will probably trend upward too and vice versa.
you can also use RSI to confirm the MACD trend. if RSI trending upward, it'll mean that price will probably trend upward too and vice versa.
RSI i have heard of it. 30 and below means oversold and 70 and above means overbought rite?
MACD is one of the more commonly used TA tools
You can use ShareJunction MACD chart. Its good enough. Basically when the vertical lines go below the blue signal line, be prepared to SELL. When the vertical lines go above the blue signal line, be prepared to BUY.
my advice is you should combine MACD with another TA indicator to double confirm the trend. you can try RSI.
You can use ShareJunction MACD chart. Its good enough. Basically when the vertical lines go below the blue signal line, be prepared to SELL. When the vertical lines go above the blue signal line, be prepared to BUY.
my advice is you should combine MACD with another TA indicator to double confirm the trend. you can try RSI.
Can offer advice on how MACD works?
Hahaha... guessed it..
I dunno about other TA people... I've been practising TA for some time and I never believe in fair value or target price etc...
To me, its all about trends. I buy when stock is uptrending... sell when the trend starts to reverse. Dun care about "fair value"
I dunno about other TA people... I've been practising TA for some time and I never believe in fair value or target price etc...
To me, its all about trends. I buy when stock is uptrending... sell when the trend starts to reverse. Dun care about "fair value"
I mean the price that Japan Land's share should be worth..
Actually, I am a FA person but recently, I am also moving into TA
What do you mean fair value?
You must be a FA person!
You must be a FA person!
Anyone knows the fair value of Japan Land?
for penny stocks, as long as the company is fundamentally sound (read it's financial report!), there's always a good chance that it share price can increase significantly in a period of a few years...
Japanland deliver a sterling result. Will cheong in the afternoon
thats possible of course. but it could go the other way too. Many penny stocks remain penny stocks for a long long time.
The main problem I have with penny stocks is that they are too volatile and prone to "amateur" investors. Because they're just too cheap for ordinary people to buy.
Its very difficult for TA people like me to predict the trends because of this volatility.
The main problem I have with penny stocks is that they are too volatile and prone to "amateur" investors. Because they're just too cheap for ordinary people to buy.
Its very difficult for TA people like me to predict the trends because of this volatility.
actually, i am also curious about penny stocks. If one buys penny stocks and "keeps it in the freeze" so to speak, say for 2-3 years. Will it be possible that during those 2-3 years that price actually goes up by 50 to 100%?
i think its a good time now to pick up bargins in japanese markets. nikkei cheong up 300 pts in last hr. jap. market should be regaining strength.
hi there... i'm a newbie
if interest rates go up in Japan, what does that mean to stocks in Singapore?
Interest rates in Japan should be going up soon.