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iPunter
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28-Sep-2010 10:44     
 
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Hahaha...


     Yummy is now "gian-gian" want to make some money on dips...

           But honestly, if you make money, I also feel happy right?

               Some more, you got expert advice.. hehe.. Smiley
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28-Sep-2010 10:38     
 
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ohhhh correction is here...

 

I have to say though Ipunter asking newbie not to play stocks is not wrong.but its not right either. After all if one do not try n do it one will never learn just MJ right. Must pay tution fee to learn. Just must be careful dun play more den u can afford lor. n dun just blindly listen to anyone must go check urself.

 

Victorf now is it still buy on dip?next STI stop should be nice nice is it?



iPunter      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 09:51) Posted:

Hahaha... my friend..

   If you are a real newbie, I will always say the same thing to you ..

         which is...  "do not play shares"..

               But you should learn as much as you can in forums, coaching courses, etc..

                     But even after you have attended expensive courses,

                           there's still no guarantee that you will be a good trader/investor.. 

                               But since life is for learning, I suppose many

                                    will 'ngeh-ngeh' (insistingly) want to experience..  Smiley



noobnoob      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 09:28) Posted:

Boss... i no veteran.. so wats the plan now?
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noobnoob
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28-Sep-2010 10:23     
 
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some ard sti 3000.... some recently...

nett... green...



iPunter      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 10:09) Posted:

At what price you bought?
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28-Sep-2010 10:22     
 
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First you must have a sound and objective basis for

   every single one of your entries/exits...

       Then you must stick to your planned actions.

           But I doubt that you have any basis for your purchase

              other than a hot market... Smiley
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28-Sep-2010 10:20     
 
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28-Sep-2010 10:09     
 
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28-Sep-2010 09:56     
 
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Bo bian... if haven "play" can listen to u.... don play shares...

but now buy liao... so wats the plan?

1. cut loss, 2. take half profit, 3. hold, 4. dbl up?



iPunter      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 09:51) Posted:

Hahaha... my friend..

   If you are a real newbie, I will always say the same thing to you ..

         which is...  "do not play shares"..

               But you should learn as much as you can in forums, coaching courses, etc..

                     But even after you have attended expensive courses,

                           there's still no guarantee that you will be a good trader/investor.. 

                               But since life is for learning, I suppose many

                                    will 'ngeh-ngeh' (insistingly) want to experience..  Smiley



noobnoob      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 09:28) Posted:

Boss... i no veteran.. so wats the plan now?
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iPunter
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28-Sep-2010 09:51     
 
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Hahaha... my friend..

   If you are a real newbie, I will always say the same thing to you ..

         which is...  "do not play shares"..

               But you should learn as much as you can in forums, coaching courses, etc..

                     But even after you have attended expensive courses,

                           there's still no guarantee that you will be a good trader/investor.. 

                               But since life is for learning, I suppose many

                                    will 'ngeh-ngeh' (insistingly) want to experience..  Smiley



noobnoob      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 09:28) Posted:

Boss... i no veteran.. so wats the plan now?

iPunter      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 09:22) Posted:



You are an experienced veteran,

      thus, sorry,

         all my messages are not meant for you. Smiley
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28-Sep-2010 09:28     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Boss... i no veteran.. so wats the plan now?

iPunter      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 09:22) Posted:



You are an experienced veteran,

      thus, sorry,

         all my messages are not meant for you. Smiley
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iPunter
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28-Sep-2010 09:22     
 
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You are an experienced veteran,

      thus, sorry,

         all my messages are not meant for you. Smiley
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28-Sep-2010 08:33     
 
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iPunter      ( Date: 28-Sep-2010 07:58) Posted:



Personally, my chief concern is that stock newbies

   who look to forums such as this (free) to make money have the benefit of a cautionery voice.

        Thus, if genuine newbies are willing to be sensitive in their perception, 

             they will no doubt benefit in the long term in their foray into the stock market...

                 But as for the many veterans, I seriously hope they will simply brush aside or

                       completely ignore my many 'nonesense' posts, rather than rebutting,


                           since my posts are meant more for the benefit of all true newbies.  Smiley
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Personally, my chief concern is that stock newbies

   who look to forums such as this (free) to make money have the benefit of a cautionery voice.

        Thus, if genuine newbies are willing to be sensitive in their perception, 

             they will no doubt benefit in the long term in their foray into the stock market...

                 But as for the many veterans, I seriously hope they will simply brush aside or

                       completely ignore my many 'nonesense' posts, rather than rebutting,


                           since my posts are meant more for the benefit of all true newbies.  Smiley
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28-Sep-2010 00:55     
 
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well, so far victorf is genuine and good in his contribution here, he may be wrong tomorrow but he was right for many times.

Louis lees's reminsier infos has been quite helpful too.

In a dilema situation now....like often. 

 



purelotus      ( Date: 27-Sep-2010 22:23) Posted:

Come on friend.

Give some credit to victorf.

At least he never talk nonsense here.

He get his "master" status by 3 calls "buy on dip", "neutral"  & "sell into strength"

If he wrong for so many times, he wont be here now anymore.

That prove he is indeed a good master. 

Smiley 



iPunter      ( Date: 26-Sep-2010 13:13) Posted:



At least Sifu you acknowledges that you can be wrong..

    That is what I call a true sifu..

        Wave analysts, for example, can swear by their predictions based on their 'wave counts'..

            and they tend to believe that they are sure to be right..

               by using the mantra "the market is always right" to really mean that they will be right..

                  But their mantra is useful no matter whether they turn out to be right or wrong...

                     They simply always use the same mantra in hindsight.. which very clever of them.. Smiley

 
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27-Sep-2010 22:41     
 
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i respect Tony Tan..but i still think there will be a major correction in Oct..


September 27, 2010, 9.43 pm (Singapore time)

GIC ups stock holdings, to focus on Asia




SINGAPORE - The Government of Singapore Corporation (GIC), which manages more than US$200 billion, raised its equity holdings in its last financial year and said it will put a larger portion of its funds in emerging market.
Dr Tan: 'GIC started to selectively take on more risk from the second quarter of 2009, amidst growing confidence in the economic recovery'


Global investors have been pumping more money into emerging market stocks, bonds and real estate in search of higher returns, creating concerns about asset bubbles in Asia even as the United States struggles to recover from recession.

'GIC started to selectively take on more risk from the second quarter of 2009, amidst growing confidence in the economic recovery,' Deputy Chairman and Executive Director Tony Tan said on Monday.

'GIC will continue to increase its investments in the emerging economies, especially in Asia,' Dr Tan, formerly Singapore's deputy prime minister, said in a statement accompanying the sovereign wealth fund's report for the financial year ended March 2010.

These would include China, India and Vietnam, state television later quoted Dr Tan as saying.

GIC, which has invested in Citigroup and UBS, also said its average annual returns over the past 20 years rose to 7.1 per cent in dollar terms at the end of March 2010 from 5.7 per cent a year ago as stock markets rebounded in 2009.

GIC, the larger of Singapore's two sovereign funds, has been in the limelight due to the US$3 billion initial public offering of logistics unit GLP and reports linking it with a stake in Brazilian investment bank BTG Pactual.

But unlike sister fund Temasek which discloses its asset size and key holdings, GIC does not say how much it manages and only provides its average returns over 20 years and asset allocation. As was the case last year, GIC held a briefing on its annual report for local media only.

State Street ranks GIC at number seven among sovereign funds after Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Norway, Hong Kong, Kuwait and China Investment Corp, which reported an 11.7 per cent return on its portfolio for 2009.

During the 12 months ended March 2010, GIC increased its investment in equities to 51 per cent of its portfolio from 38 per cent at end-March 2009, while the proportion held in bonds fell to 20 per cent from 24 per cent a year ago.

'The increase from 28 per cent to 41 per cent in developed market equities reflected the repurchase of equities as well as the improved valuation arising from the rebound in stock markets in 2009,' the Singapore sovereign investor said.

'There's very little value left in fixed income markets,' said Robert Manning, CEO of US-based MFS Investment Management.

'We have been advising that fixed income market is a bubble, particularly sovereign debt... If you buy large-cap global companies, you are paying 12 times earnings for those large dividend-paying stocks that yield more than 10-year Treasuries.'

GIC's Dr Tan, who correctly predicted in 2008 that the world could go into a deep recession, said that while the global economy is rebounding, the recovery path beyond this year is subject to significant uncertainties.

'The financial landscape has become more volatile, with more uncertainty and tail risk,' he said.

GIC said it plans to be more flexible in terms of asset allocation to allow management 'to make calibrated departures from the policy portfolio'.

'In this way, GIC can respond more flexibly to significant risks or opportunities, which are likely to emerge from time to time in an environment of greater uncertainty,' said Group Chief Investment Officer Ng Kok Song.

Analysts said the strategy made sense.

'The nimble strategy is a reflection of the current schizophrenic reality,' said Chua Hak Bin, an economist at Bank of America's Merrill Lynch in Singapore.

'Tail-risks of extreme bipolar scenarios have become larger. Markets are grappling with whether the world is headed for a double dip or a reflationary boom because of the G3 monetary actions.' -- REUTERS
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27-Sep-2010 22:23     
 
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Come on friend.

Give some credit to victorf.

At least he never talk nonsense here.

He get his "master" status by 3 calls "buy on dip", "neutral"  & "sell into strength"

If he wrong for so many times, he wont be here now anymore.

That prove he is indeed a good master. 

Smiley 



iPunter      ( Date: 26-Sep-2010 13:13) Posted:



At least Sifu you acknowledges that you can be wrong..

    That is what I call a true sifu..

        Wave analysts, for example, can swear by their predictions based on their 'wave counts'..

            and they tend to believe that they are sure to be right..

               by using the mantra "the market is always right" to really mean that they will be right..

                  But their mantra is useful no matter whether they turn out to be right or wrong...

                     They simply always use the same mantra in hindsight.. which very clever of them.. Smiley

 
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27-Sep-2010 20:41     
 
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If healthy correction isn't on 05-Oct-2010 (Tue). Means STI'll move ard 3,050 - 3,200pts...

要来的，总是会来的...

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27-Sep-2010 18:06     
 
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 Alert Admin 		And those who short big time but market keep going up like no tomorrow. They try to talk it down but they are just noises.

junction      ( Date: 27-Sep-2010 17:59) Posted:

Precisely.  There are quite a few Roubinis in this forum who probably have missed out the run-up as long as 6 months ago and who every now and then pops in to talk the market down.  One day they will be right, of course.  Anyone can call an impending crash and one day - maybe years later- he will be right! 

victorf      ( Date: 27-Sep-2010 13:15) Posted:



when our call for this week is so straight forward, precise and without hindsight, we are still seeing all sort of funny calls or noises such as "correction", "plunge"  or whatever....very strange it is....as said, Market is always Right!!! and we only listen to Market....not all sort of funny calls or noises (which sound strange or illogical to us)....good luck :)

victorf      ( Date: 24-Sep-2010 15:34) Posted:

most shares should move higher high next week...."BUY ON DIP" and enjoy the rally ride up next week....as always again and again, we will let the Market to be the judge....good luck :)


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 Alert Admin 		Precisely.  There are quite a few Roubinis in this forum who probably have missed out the run-up as long as 6 months ago and who every now and then pops in to talk the market down.  One day they will be right, of course.  Anyone can call an impending crash and one day - maybe years later- he will be right! 

victorf      ( Date: 27-Sep-2010 13:15) Posted:



when our call for this week is so straight forward, precise and without hindsight, we are still seeing all sort of funny calls or noises such as "correction", "plunge"  or whatever....very strange it is....as said, Market is always Right!!! and we only listen to Market....not all sort of funny calls or noises (which sound strange or illogical to us)....good luck :)

victorf      ( Date: 24-Sep-2010 15:34) Posted:

most shares should move higher high next week...."BUY ON DIP" and enjoy the rally ride up next week....as always again and again, we will let the Market to be the judge....good luck :)

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27-Sep-2010 16:29     
 
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HUH?   If i am not wrong,  last week,  i  saw a video clip (I think from CNBC)  that George Soro or WF  (either one) said something like  Gold is heading for a bubble and its not a safe investment.  

LOL!   I am trying to find that video.



louis_leecs      ( Date: 27-Sep-2010 15:39) Posted:

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27-Sep-2010 15:53     
 
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so are we @ wave 5?

last run up etc?

got straight forward answer a not? don got say like no say leh...

 



iPunter      ( Date: 27-Sep-2010 15:29) Posted:

I am not staunch with any one system (that's what they all are)...

    I simply go with the market flow..

        With my simplistic charts..

           ( I am conversant with most systems, though).. Smiley



noobnoob      ( Date: 27-Sep-2010 15:22) Posted:

So we are @ which wave liao? still 3? or 4 or 5?

still new to wave thingy.....



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