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Pension
    31-Dec-2007 11:21  
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i though forumers here are negative about banjoo, how come this stock move up today??? this show that many had faith in this counter. sell, i am waiting to collect at 0.075 and 0.08 daily. I still have million more stamps to collect. do u know I have been collecting million of stamps recently? if I let go now, i will be busy counting profit but i am not letting go now.
 
 
Centaur
    31-Dec-2007 10:26  
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seriously, don't really have much confidence in the counter. Been following up on the lottery issues lately but don't seem to see it coming anytime soon. If BJ is in the black, then at least i got more reason to vest, but been in the red consistently really shows a lot about its biz model.. Anyway juz my thoughts lah, not asking pp to buy/sell.
 
 
synnexo
    31-Dec-2007 10:09  
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Poor guy,

Some trying to wait at 7c but it ram up to high of 10.5c today.

Trying to average down but failed...

Shouldn't be too cheap-skate sometimes.
 

 
harryp
    31-Dec-2007 08:53  
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Pension licking wound when the market plunge, she juz too late to cut loss.... hehehe... :))
 
 
dc16888
    31-Dec-2007 08:48  
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Hi bro n sis here, am quite new, holding this stock for some times, recently vol slowly up. ?time to load up. thks
 
 
Manikamaniko.
    30-Dec-2007 21:42  
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I will only buy @0.07... Smiley
 

 
zionbee
    30-Dec-2007 21:22  
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Hi Pension.....Happy New Year....at a point of time you mention BJ will cheong....and now you say you want to buy at 0.07 cts....so when will BJ go cheong....
 
 
Alligator
    29-Dec-2007 23:07  
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huatah,

from the way you described, it sounded familiar to my own experience. I hold for long time and do not bother at all. After some years I looked back. Some counters went 'dead' some boom like mad. I did not really need to know too much at that time on TA.  I read from some ah peh success stories and found sometime it is good to act that way. I knew a few ah peh who buy only when crash... then hold like 5-10 years. All his holding were a few time more...

One thing I learnt from some of this ah peh experience and my own is I can now pick up some 'good companies' and some 'i do not think good companies/industries'.

This time this SJ forum help a lot on the TA side. I hope we all benefit out of various methods decribed by people who are very willing to share.

Good Luck
 

 
 
 
huatah
    29-Dec-2007 20:53  
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Hi synnexo.. tks for sharin de 5 secrets of value investing. Guess everyone here definitely made some form of mistakes in trading...at least i do.. heehee..

I used to hold on.. and dun noe wat's cut loss.. and i lost alot eventually..  nowadays.. thru de forum advices from old bird.. i start to accept mistakes and bite de bullet and cut losses. in fact.. I gain eventually.

Seriously.. i have ever tot of buyin in tis counter.. but.. like digiland.. it still doesn't prove itself for me to vest in terms of FA and TA.. though i m a gambler person..

Pension.. no hard feeling.. i wish u all the best..

We r all here tryin to make some kopi money.. Cheers.
 
 
cashiertan
    29-Dec-2007 20:11  
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if tok abt true value investing, Buffett wouldnt buy banjoo based on his selection principle,

based on TA, this stock still in down trend.

unless pension based on insider info or hindsight, that, i keep on my finger crossed.

however if based on money mgmt, from 20c and still avearging down. it makes bad bad mistakes.. real good one would cut lose early and buy near the low.. however Banjoo is banjoo, pension is pension, must seperate the two from each other when investing.

TA wise thou it is still on downtrend, we still watch for break of downtrend with close of 10c or abv.
 

 
synnexo
    29-Dec-2007 17:41  
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Pension,

You are right, I'd lost some money before. Fortunately I still have my pants with me...Smiley Because I've learnt from both TA & FA investors. What strategy to apply in different times. Its easy to learn as long you're willing. I am still learning for the matter of fact. Nobody is going to laugh at you when you make mistakes. No point dwelling for that lost money, its just a wrong judgement then. Concentrate on making back that money & more. But not like you...talking up so much about a company that made a lost of $15.1m in 15 month.

I know the difference between a TA investor & FA investor. Unfortunately, you seem confuse...that's why I wish to share with you the 5 Secrets...but you seem unappreciaive...that saddens me.

 
 
 
idesa168
    29-Dec-2007 14:45  
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Uncle Pension, if BJ really drops to 7.5¢, I will join you, buy in and sell @8.5¢.....1 lot! If the stock @7.5¢ drops to 5¢, then I only loose 2.5¢.
 
 
Pension
    29-Dec-2007 14:40  
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synnexo, i think u do not know what is the meaning of market sentiment from the way u post and ur comment on stock. for time, time to sell and time to collect is most important and this is where u can make money. the curve of the graph is not smooth and there are spikes and pockets everywhere, u must learn all these little tricks on spikes and pockets for penny stock to make some money. cannot teach u some much otherwise i cannot earn a living.
 
 
Pension
    29-Dec-2007 14:27  
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look like u are work up not me, i can tell u loss ur pant in the market from all ur posting. be careful of heart attack, better buy biosenor.  i oso in htis counter, in and out often.
 
 
synnexo
    29-Dec-2007 14:22  
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Indeed its good money...

But then a long term investor will not do what you said.

So, you claim you're a long term investor right?

This really confirm that you do have a very unique style of trading or investment strategy...Confusion Chicken Feet Skill Level 10.

What a waste, the 5 Secrets of Value Investing dun seem to be of any help to you....sigh...
 

 
Pension
    29-Dec-2007 14:09  
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synnexo, work up is not in my dictionary. my judgement had never been affected and my health is combat fit. I enjoy posing challenge and this is another way of making money. buy 500k at 0.075 and sell 500k 0.085 or higher, is it good money?
 
 
synnexo
    29-Dec-2007 13:36  
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Pension,

Dun get so worked up.

Firstly, its bad for your health.

Secondly, it affects your judgement.

Lastly, this is just a forum for sharing. Jokes aside, nothing personal.

Just relax...Smiley
 
 
synnexo
    29-Dec-2007 13:32  
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Pension,

Let me share with you some tips on investment.

5 Secrets of Value Investing



So how do you do it? Here are some of the secrets the legendary value investors use to find great bargains:
  1. Buy When Wall Street Won?t ? The big players on Wall Street are very short-term focused. They?ll often dump stocks just for missing one earnings estimate. But value investors favor a longer-term view. We can find hidden value in stocks that may be down as much as 30%, based on small news items and diligent research.
  2. Own Companies, Not Stocks ? Don?t buy ?stocks.? Instead, become a business owner of companies with strong competitive advantages. Buffett looks for companies with solid financial performance managed by seasoned and savvy executives.
  3. Beware of the ?Value Trap? ?Don?t be fooled by judging stocks on price alone. Just because a former high-flying stock is selling for half-price doesn?t mean it?s a good value. The stock may have much farther to fall and may never recover. Without knowing its intrinsic value, or possible catalysts for turnaround, you can?t know if a low price is a good value or not.
  4. Know the True Value ?Price is what you pay, value is what you get. Cash flow is the real health of the business. As Buffett says, ?Intrinsic value can be defined simply: It is the discounted value of the cash that can be taken out of a business during its remaining life.? Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) is a powerful tool to help you know whether to buy, hold, or sell. (We offer our subscribers a unique DCF calculator on our website that makes this simple to do.)
  5. Don?t Overpay for Growth ? It?s not true that value stocks can?t be growth stocks. Growth is a component of value. It?s just that value investors don?t rely on growth. Value investors minimize risk by looking at the worst case first. They choose investments with a built-in margin of safety. That?s why value stocks are the best way to follow Warren Buffett?s famous rules: Rule No. 1: Never lose money. Rule No. 2: Never forget rule No. 1.


As for #1, you claim to belong to this group.

For #2, I dun think you have the ability, capability & perhaps you dun understand at all.

For #3, you are already doing it. So no point to expalin further.

For #4, you surely dun understand.

Lastly #5, same as #4.

Accept the fact that at certain point in one's trading "life", you bound to make some errors. What is important is to learn from it & never repeat it again.
 
 
Pension
    29-Dec-2007 13:06  
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tanglin boy, did u now hold any share in banjoo?
 
 
tanglinboy
    29-Dec-2007 12:23  
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Uncle Pension... don't get so worked up..... please be careful of your high blood pressure... Smiley

 
 
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