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When price GAP UP 10 cents, the short position loses 10 cents as well ?
For today, it falls 15 cents, the short position simply gains 15 cents to cover the losses of Long position ?
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 18:44) Posted:
You still here? Waiting for friends to knock off. Anyway here is the explanation. 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp of long position 1 day before announcement. 2) You hedge 100 lots of GenSp at 4.45pm. 3) Market closes. 4) Next day morning opens at 9am. 5) Price gaps-up 10 cents upon good results. 6) Short position lose money. 7) Long position makes money. 8) Close out short position. 9) Take the ride up for long position. 10) You lose nothing except for commission.
Gaecia ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 18:39) Posted:
There a loophole smwhere also helps to mitigate risk, if u hedge short on cfd before earnings announcement that's typically after lunch break or at mrkt close. If earnings are upbeat, you can't close or cancel the short hedge when mrkt's still closed only when market reopens. When it gaps up the short order will still incur losses that has to be closed out instantly. |
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this is amazing..... normal cash account 100 lots is too much......u are using CDF account ?
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 18:44) Posted:
You still here? Waiting for friends to knock off. Anyway here is the explanation. 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp of long position 1 day before announcement. 2) You hedge 100 lots of GenSp at 4.45pm. 3) Market closes. 4) Next day morning opens at 9am. 5) Price gaps-up 10 cents upon good results. 6) Short position lose money. 7) Long position makes money. 8) Close out short position. 9) Take the ride up for long position. 10) You lose nothing except for commission.
Gaecia ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 18:39) Posted:
There a loophole smwhere also helps to mitigate risk, if u hedge short on cfd before earnings announcement that's typically after lunch break or at mrkt close. If earnings are upbeat, you can't close or cancel the short hedge when mrkt's still closed only when market reopens. When it gaps up the short order will still incur losses that has to be closed out instantly. |
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yes, and enjoy your weekend ! relax and get good results.....
eeloon ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 16:55) Posted:
All the best in your exams.
Leinadgnow ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 16:47) Posted:
welcome :D going to study now .. hahaha stupid exams in 2 weeks time.. see you all around!! happy trading and enjoy your weekends.
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You still here?
Waiting for friends to knock off.
Anyway here is the explanation.
1) You have 100 lots of GenSp of long position 1 day before announcement.
2) You hedge 100 lots of GenSp at 4.45pm.
3) Market closes.
4) Next day morning opens at 9am.
5) Price gaps-up 10 cents upon good results.
6) Short position lose money.
7) Long position makes money.
8) Close out short position.
9) Take the ride up for long position.
10) You lose nothing except for commission.
Gaecia ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 18:39) Posted:
There a loophole smwhere also helps to mitigate risk, if u hedge short on cfd before earnings announcement that's typically after lunch break or at mrkt close. If earnings are upbeat, you can't close or cancel the short hedge when mrkt's still closed only when market reopens. When it gaps up the short order will still incur losses that has to be closed out instantly.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:
Hedging a position before announcement date means : Example : 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp 1 day before announcement, long position. 2) You decide to hedge your position, so you short 100 lots of GenSp. 3) After announcement, close your long or short position depending on results. |
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typo, althou not also
There a loophole smwhere also helps to mitigate risk, if u hedge short on cfd before earnings announcement that's typically after lunch break or at mrkt close. If earnings are upbeat, you can't close or cancel the short hedge when mrkt's still closed only when market reopens. When it gaps up the short order will still incur losses that has to be closed out instantly.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:
Hedging a position before announcement date means : Example : 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp 1 day before announcement, long position. 2) You decide to hedge your position, so you short 100 lots of GenSp. 3) After announcement, close your long or short position depending on results.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:20) Posted:
LoL no. Based on what I observed for Wilmar and GenSp. I believe a safer approach for beginner traders should be as follows : 1) Buy 2 weeks before announcement date for a good stock with anticipated good earnings. 2) This stock should already be in uptrend for at least a month. 3) Sell one day before announcement and lock in your profits. 4) If results beat estimates, buy back after annoucement. 5) If results meet estimates, price will be flat. So no issue. 6) If results fall below estimates, you are safe, since you already exited. This approach will cut down a lot of risks for beginner traders, especially those who are not used to hedging a position before announcement date. |
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Fools meant Gar la, sense his tone. ;o since when has Olam been up for red hot sale at 0.775...
icetomato ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:27) Posted:
OLAM 0.775!!!!!? Kill me!!!
fools_gold ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:25) Posted:
and I lost 19K for closing off half of my position in GSP. Other half, I havent sold yet. Not to mention 100 lots of OLAM which I bought at 0.775 and Im still holding it until now. I will probably sell everything off on Monday and just accept my profits then take a break. What an expensive experience |
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Good advices.....i keep them in my commandment.....
my recent path for genting sp .......yes i enter two weeks ago,,,,,, but i sold along the way for small profit..... buy again when everybody buying...... tempted to sell when it hit 2.35...... greedy man inside say it should hit 2.38..... alamak....
now holding so much genting sp...... looks like going keep it for next quarter result !!!!!
what a journey....
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:
Hedging a position before announcement date means : Example : 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp 1 day before announcement, long position. 2) You decide to hedge your position, so you short 100 lots of GenSp. 3) After announcement, close your long or short position depending on results.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:20) Posted:
LoL no. Based on what I observed for Wilmar and GenSp. I believe a safer approach for beginner traders should be as follows : 1) Buy 2 weeks before announcement date for a good stock with anticipated good earnings. 2) This stock should already be in uptrend for at least a month. 3) Sell one day before announcement and lock in your profits. 4) If results beat estimates, buy back after annoucement. 5) If results meet estimates, price will be flat. So no issue. 6) If results fall below estimates, you are safe, since you already exited. This approach will cut down a lot of risks for beginner traders, especially those who are not used to hedging a position before announcement date. |
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Leinadgnow ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:34) Posted:
nicely put Bullish .. for the hedging part and the beginner trade part ... simple and easy to understand though not entirely risk proof .. but idiot proof :D .. can't lose much going with that trading rule..
Anyway... i can't remember who said it just now.. but (y) it was a good advice.. its not merely about how much money you can make.. the harder part or even the worst part.. is trying to figure out how to protect your money.. cut your losses.. and try not to lose money.. any one can earn money shooting fishes in a barrel in a bull market.. but the trick ah... as quoted by warren buffett and jesse livermore is this.. the trick is to know how to protect your money so that it can grow for you.. both in good times and bad :D
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Wat's the Panic for ??? Genting Closing Down??? Relax, weekend ahead, go enjoy, Monday will come even if you choose to worried more. Heh ......Cheers !!!
nicely put Bullish .. for the hedging part and the beginner trade part ... simple and easy to understand though not entirely risk proof .. but idiot proof :D .. can't lose much going with that trading rule..
Anyway... i can't remember who said it just now.. but (y) it was a good advice.. its not merely about how much money you can make.. the harder part or even the worst part.. is trying to figure out how to protect your money.. cut your losses.. and try not to lose money.. any one can earn money shooting fishes in a barrel in a bull market.. but the trick ah... as quoted by warren buffett and jesse livermore is this.. the trick is to know how to protect your money so that it can grow for you.. both in good times and bad :D
wow... you lost so much more than me.... the reason I sell is I think Monday will go down somemore la... I bought yesterday got 3 days to play wat. We need to follow BT to have a good holiday first and come back to fight.
fools_gold ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:25) Posted:
and I lost 19K for closing off half of my position in GSP. Other half, I havent sold yet. Not to mention 100 lots of OLAM which I bought at 0.775 and Im still holding it until now. I will probably sell everything off on Monday and just accept my profits then take a break. What an expensive experience!
cannotfind ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:06) Posted:
yeah... today I lost $8000 REAL money... |
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just wanted to add - you have to control your emotion during trading, before you press "buy" or "sell" think of the outcome and accept it regardless whether you make or lose money. Make money, smile, be happy and donate. If lose, learn from the it, be cautious and don't make the same mistake.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:
Hedging a position before announcement date means : Example : 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp 1 day before announcement, long position. 2) You decide to hedge your position, so you short 100 lots of GenSp. 3) After announcement, close your long or short position depending on results.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:20) Posted:
LoL no. Based on what I observed for Wilmar and GenSp. I believe a safer approach for beginner traders should be as follows : 1) Buy 2 weeks before announcement date for a good stock with anticipated good earnings. 2) This stock should already be in uptrend for at least a month. 3) Sell one day before announcement and lock in your profits. 4) If results beat estimates, buy back after annoucement. 5) If results meet estimates, price will be flat. So no issue. 6) If results fall below estimates, you are safe, since you already exited. This approach will cut down a lot of risks for beginner traders, especially those who are not used to hedging a position before announcement date. |
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Please buy 7D back for us
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:26) Posted:
These 2 techniques will cut down a lot of risks for your future trades! Keep them in mind ! Ok got to go, and thanks for all your well wishes. I will be back !!!
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:
Hedging a position before announcement date means : Example : 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp 1 day before announcement, long position. 2) You decide to hedge your position, so you short 100 lots of GenSp. 3) After announcement, close your long or short position depending on results. |
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OLAM 0.775!!!!!? Kill me!!!
fools_gold ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:25) Posted:
and I lost 19K for closing off half of my position in GSP. Other half, I havent sold yet. Not to mention 100 lots of OLAM which I bought at 0.775 and Im still holding it until now. I will probably sell everything off on Monday and just accept my profits then take a break. What an expensive experience!
cannotfind ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:06) Posted:
yeah... today I lost $8000 REAL money... |
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These 2 techniques will cut down a lot of risks for your future trades!
Keep them in mind !
Ok got to go, and thanks for all your well wishes.
I will be back !!!
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:24) Posted:
Hedging a position before announcement date means : Example : 1) You have 100 lots of GenSp 1 day before announcement, long position. 2) You decide to hedge your position, so you short 100 lots of GenSp. 3) After announcement, close your long or short position depending on results.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:20) Posted:
LoL no. Based on what I observed for Wilmar and GenSp. I believe a safer approach for beginner traders should be as follows : 1) Buy 2 weeks before announcement date for a good stock with anticipated good earnings. 2) This stock should already be in uptrend for at least a month. 3) Sell one day before announcement and lock in your profits. 4) If results beat estimates, buy back after annoucement. 5) If results meet estimates, price will be flat. So no issue. 6) If results fall below estimates, you are safe, since you already exited. This approach will cut down a lot of risks for beginner traders, especially those who are not used to hedging a position before announcement date. |
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I meant losses not profits...jeez! im feel so tired
fools_gold ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:25) Posted:
and I lost 19K for closing off half of my position in GSP. Other half, I havent sold yet. Not to mention 100 lots of OLAM which I bought at 0.775 and Im still holding it until now. I will probably sell everything off on Monday and just accept my profits then take a break. What an expensive experience!
cannotfind ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:06) Posted:
yeah... today I lost $8000 REAL money... |
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and I lost 19K for closing off half of my position in GSP. Other half, I havent sold yet. Not to mention 100 lots of OLAM which I bought at 0.775 and Im still holding it until now. I will probably sell everything off on Monday and just accept my profits then take a break. What an expensive experience!
cannotfind ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:06) Posted:
yeah... today I lost $8000 REAL money... |
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Hedging a position before announcement date means :
Example :
1) You have 100 lots of GenSp 1 day before announcement, long position.
2) You decide to hedge your position, so you short 100 lots of GenSp.
3) After announcement, close your long or short position depending on results.
BullishTempo ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:20) Posted:
LoL no. Based on what I observed for Wilmar and GenSp. I believe a safer approach for beginner traders should be as follows : 1) Buy 2 weeks before announcement date for a good stock with anticipated good earnings. 2) This stock should already be in uptrend for at least a month. 3) Sell one day before announcement and lock in your profits. 4) If results beat estimates, buy back after annoucement. 5) If results meet estimates, price will be flat. So no issue. 6) If results fall below estimates, you are safe, since you already exited. This approach will cut down a lot of risks for beginner traders, especially those who are not used to hedging a position before announcement date.
Gaecia ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:15) Posted:
DON'T whack big in GENSP and hav a diversified portfolio |
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BT, Have a safe and fun trip. Thanks for your updates and guidance. Gonna miss you.
Gaecia ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:13) Posted:
Going on mission trip to manila BT? ;p
cannotfind ( Date: 12-Nov-2010 17:12) Posted:
BT, you never tell us where you go |
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