
You speak for yourself.
Better still, you can follow the example of
that Italian dancer, Nicolas Darvas.
He was an true investor.
But the difference is Darvas invested heavily,
during a roaring bull market (in those days) ...

iPunter ( Date: 30-Nov-2010 20:50) Posted:
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The stock market is so unpredictable.
When people buy, it goes down.
When people sell, it goes up.
It is not so easy to play.
But if one treats it as simply betting (like in a casino),
then one will never be very dissppointed...
Hulumas ( Date: 30-Nov-2010 20:30) Posted:
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hi alex, thanks for keeping hopes afloat :)
des_khor ( Date: 30-Nov-2010 00:48) Posted:
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30 Nov 2010 – STI close Down at 3145. Moving Sideways.
How ironic, STI starts November with a Strong Bull at 3192, reach the High of 3314 and very quickly fall all the way to below the month’s open to close at 3145.
See how quickly we gone from Bull to Bear. How quickly many gone from profits to losses.
Hopefully, December would be a better month.
Now is to consolidate your funds and wait for the return of the Bull. Once STI starts to reverse upwards, we can start purchasing those oversold counters.
More on my Blog at Alex Trades.
This is just my personal view. You invest at your own risk.
Good luck to all.
des_khor ( Date: 30-Nov-2010 00:48) Posted:
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STI off 0.4%; Technicals remain bearish: UOB KayHian
/theEdgeSingapore/
WRITTEN BY DOW JONES & CO, INC |
TUESDAY, 30 NOVEMBER 2010 14:41 |
STI down 0.4% at 3,145.84, tad off lows but unlikely to regain positive ground as regional bourses down sharply, hit by China tightening jitters.
UOB KayHian reiterates neutral stance on STI, expects to see possible correction moving ahead; says technicals remain bearish, with 3,118 support, then 3,040.
But on long-term view, CIMB economist Song Seng Wun says China tightening better sooner rather than later.
“It’s about allowing the train to just move at a more manageable pace, not run ahead...tightening at the early part of the cycle basically means there is still growth going forward, therefore earnings are still being supported by growth, rather than tightening at the latter part which means chances of a much sharper slowdown in growth and earnings.”
853 million shares traded worth $1.51 billion; only six STI stocks positive, including OCBC (O39.SG), DBS (D05.SG). Keppel (BN4.SG), Golden Agri (E5H.SG) both down 2.0%.
/The Edge Singapore/
STI down 0.4% but off lows; China concerns linger
WRITTEN BY DOW JONES & CO, INC |
TUESDAY, 30 NOVEMBER 2010 16:32 |
Bounce off session lows by China shares helping stocks in Singapore pare losses, although index still expected to end down given concerns over more tightening measures by Beijing.
STI off 0.4% at 3,144.70 vs 3,134.43 intraday low. Shanghai Composite Index ends down 1.6% at 2,820.18 vs 2,758.92 intraday trough.
“The broad intermediate-term outlook continues to remain uncertain. We continue to advocate watching levels in the meantime (before taking positions),” says Phillip Securities analyst Phua Ming-Weii; tips near-term support for STI at 3,120.
Market breadth at more than 2 decliners for every gainer. Blue chips, large caps among most active in market, led by Genting Singapore (G13.SG), off 1.5% at $2.00, Golden Agri-Resources (E5H.SG), off 2.0% at $0.72, CapitaLand (C31.SG), off 2.2% at $3.61, SingTel (Z74.SG), off 1.0% at $3.07.
/The Edge Singapore/
Europe and The Dow are all pengsan big time!
Lao saiii ! ...

USD index has now broken an important resistance. For the rebound last year, it made sense because the interest of USD fell consistently until now - that is, near 0%. That process lifted all asset class, including the stock markets. I am wondering now that the process of USD interest becoming 0% has ended (because it cannot go any lower!!), What happens when QE2 hits the world? What will "more of the same thing" with 0% interest do the already inflated assets? Things only get more expensive when the dollar gets "smaller" - which s determined by its ability to pay interest to people holding its debt. But now, there is no more room to get "smaller", it is already at its smallest !
The main frustration of following the Para SAR indicator
is the frequent whipsaws which can whack the daylights out of many.
But then what can one expect from a lag-based indicator,
which 99% of indicators are...
But once a trend (up or down) establised, the Parabolic SAR is geat...
alexchia01 ( Date: 29-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:
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Time for another scoop for tomorrow. STI should fall below water. Good luck.

FTSE100 | 5622.42 | -46.28 | -0.82% | 5722.70 | 5603.90 | 13:22:02 |
DAX | 6776.43 | -72.55 | -1.06% | 6907.61 | 6749.78 | 14:22:04 |
CAC | 3689.97 | -38.68 | -1.04% | 3773.90 | 3672.29 | 14:22:00 |
Yes ! I heavily bought up last friday !!
29 Nov 2010 – STI close Flat at 3158. Moving Sideways.
Parabolic SAR shows that the Bull is getting nearer. Stochastic also starting to reverse upwards. If there are no more negative news, we may see the Bull soon.
Now is to consolidate your funds and wait for the return of the Bull. Once STI starts to reverse upwards, we can start purchasing those oversold counters.
This is just my personal opinion.
Good luck to all.
It depend on whether you invest in an uptrend or a downtrend...
both are good investment opportunities...
Hulumas ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 20:03) Posted:
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alexchia01 ( Date: 26-Nov-2010 17:49) Posted:
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