I am not being emotional but you lack logic.  You dont deserve the namesake,..

For everyone else, this guy talked about Prechter, so if he had been listening to Prechter, HE should have been out of the market last August, and not recently as he claimed.  With his chicken heart, how could he ever make money as he had claimed.  Everyone knows the market is bearish at moment, even students talked about it.  Market does not go up or down in a straight line, it would be constructive to talk about intra-day or next few days.  What he had been saying are newspaper headline, so why stress it again?  CNN, Yahoo all reporting the same things, this is not what Solomon would do.

To conclude, do not repeat things that are as predictable as your daily tiolet needs.  Come on, do better than that.  Do you realise nobody respond to your posts??

(Me a little stupid but no need advice to go tiolet)

I must say boyikao3  has 'struck the nail on the head'...

(And for this, I shall reserve for him the best drink he may ask for  )...

As indeed, I would reiterate, good stock play is all about time-frame...

One can by all means hold a good stock for 10 years...

and stand a goodly chance of breaking even... or rake in big profits,

depending on at which point of the price ladder the stock purchase was entered into.

Anyway, my admitted view is that no one is wrong.

The only person who can be wrong is ourself.

If we can readily accept that we can be easily wrong,

we are standing in good stead as far as the stock market arena is concerned...

boyikao3      ( Date: 09-May-2010 12:25) Posted: I think you wrong. IPunter ever said that he uses "Multiple Timeframe" as one of his trading methods. My conjecture is he also use Elliot wave or some kind of time cyle analysis methods. junction      ( Date: 09-May-2010 10:01) Posted: Your posts are sometimes inscrutable but over the last couple of months, we can piece together your trading style.  I may be wrong, but here is my guess of you. 1.  You are an experienced trader who uses chart/s to trade.  Which charts and  who your favourite chartists are we don't know. 2. You do not believe in buy and hold which many investors do; hence you do not believe in Warren Buffet's style although he is considered the top investor in the world. 3. You are a full time trader and spends a lot of time monitoring your trades.  Most of the investors have a full time job and cannot be monitoring the market like you do. We have different styles among the forum participants here.  Some will swear theirs is the best in the world but we should respect alternative viewpoints and post the reasons to counter arguments instead summary dismissal.  In this way everybody will benefit.  Those who think they have nothing else to learn can also share their expertise here.

Perhaps 6 May 2010 is the equivalent of 16 Aug 2007, in the sense that the very first cracks appeared in the DJIA.

I note that the markets made one final push after 16 Aug 2007. The rest is history.

Your posts are sometimes inscrutable but over the last couple of months, we can piece together your trading style.  I may be wrong, but here is my guess of you.

1.  You are an experienced trader who uses chart/s to trade.  Which charts and  who your favourite chartists are we don't know.

2. You do not believe in buy and hold which many investors do; hence you do not believe in Warren Buffet's style although he is considered the top investor in the world.

3. You are a full time trader and spends a lot of time monitoring your trades.  Most of the investors have a full time job and cannot be monitoring the market like you do.

We have different styles among the forum participants here.  Some will swear theirs is the best in the world but we should respect alternative viewpoints and post the reasons to counter arguments instead summary dismissal.  In this way everybody will benefit.  Those who think they have nothing else to learn can also share their expertise here.

iPunter      ( Date: 09-May-2010 02:01) Posted: This conventional mindset is what makes many people go "pok!" in a big way... While it is true that there's no gain without risk, the risk of buying or holding in a downtrend is too great... Buying on the way down appears sensible... But stocks are not commmodities, in which can be cheaper in value... But there's no real 'worth' in stocks... If a stock has been say bought (fried) up for a period of one year or more, it is already damn expensive... To say it's getting 'cheaper' is the height of delusion...

u got big guts and money to play like this way mah.

i dun have.

hahahahaha

iPunter      ( Date: 09-May-2010 08:56) Posted: Though you may  be bearish (from your postings)... The market will not drop just for you to buy... I alternate buying with selling all the time, Regardless of whether the market is bear or bull... I simply constantly respect the market beast ...

aiya..ur word so chim..

my stupid brain cant think leh.

paiseh paiseh

iPunter      ( Date: 09-May-2010 08:41) Posted:   This is no way to treat someone who simply answered a question you put to him...

hmm, if i interpret your word correctly, what you expect is going to happen.

is not correction, is not crash, is not recession.

 is

is

........................................................GREAT DEPRESSION.

which will be worse than 1930 great depression?

Now i really feel that u a bit siao siao liao.

hahahahhahahahahhaha