
hahaha... when Stock market program is withdrawn/shut down...
game is over....even profitable and blue chips shares become useless, cannot buy/sell,
everyone is beaten... flat and down...SJ also gone.
iPunter ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 09:58) Posted:
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stockmarketmind ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 09:56) Posted:
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louis001 ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 09:55) Posted:
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There's only one who can beat the program...
It is the creator of the program...
And only by withdrawing the program...

louis001 ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 09:55) Posted:
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" Laulan" is a respectable nick, much deserving of respect...
It stands for " seasoned veteran" ... lol...

Laulan ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 09:42) Posted:
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Man bring computer to space, not otherwise..
Man write and fix computer programs, computer programs cannot beat man...
It is Man who beats Man....in playing the stock market game ....
Warning : However smart you are man , there is always another man smarter than you at the other side.
Laulan ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 09:42) Posted:
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Man cannot beat the computer programs. It has become too sophisticated and powerful. With computers we can also go to space, and the far ends of the universe.
See UBS so big also cannot beat it, an organized program in the markets. It is sad to know that the whistle blowers never disallow machines attached to our exchange trading activities capable of screwing up all your money.
Stop playing the stock markets if you can. Only hold on to profitable and turning around companies.
Warning: However smart you are, you cannot beat the computers.
stockmarketmind ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 09:35) Posted:
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moneycow ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 08:54) Posted:
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moneycow ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 08:54) Posted:
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Any Sifu can help explain why sti before open already got volume for certtain counter and STI already green before it open for trading for the day ?
Many Thanks.
I can see sifu has truly found the real secret of the stock market...
Newbies especially will benefit tremendously from such enlightened insights...

warrenbegger ( Date: 18-Sep-2011 23:17) Posted:
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Maybe you will need to sign up to learn
" The Secret Art ans Application of the K Mind" ... lol...

teeth53 ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 00:13) Posted:
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I always recommend all stock newbies to practise " Wu Wei" ( 無 爲 membuat gosong)...
Not losing is already winning... Do Not Play Shares...

medivh ( Date: 19-Sep-2011 00:11) Posted:
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stockmarketmind ( Date: 18-Sep-2011 14:32) Posted:
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" Gai Pang" Sifu with XiangLong18Zhang most likely can triump over the " Xi du" (west poison)
Just use your Gai Pang Da Gou Pang style (K wave)
Then use your XiangLong18 zhang (K turn)
Lastly learn the art of Jiu Ying Zhen Jing . (K mind)
to purge the poison if you ever get hurt.
Stock market is like chess play,
A day to learn, a lifetime to master.
But stock market cant be fully master,
Cause U wont win all the time.
If U can win more and lose less most of the time,
U already consider yourself master of own.
By, a rich begger :)
I agreed with U.
Thats why i trade lesser and lesser, smaller and smaller.
I always try to protect my $$$, and only trade when high probability chance comes.
I also very scare of siao market and stock crash, thats why i stay sideline and even i make a bet, i bet 10 to 15% also wont kill me :)
All I can say is the past 10 years alot of things have been happening.
Some things are out of investors' hands (no matter how skilled you are, either loong or shoort)
From terrorism to viruses to watevever financial meltdown, you name it, its out there
Chance is 50/50. Even if you are the most skillful person, you will be subjected to these uncontrolled situations.
warrenbegger ( Date: 18-Sep-2011 21:51) Posted:
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I dunno what else can go wrong.
Perhaps you can ask Bill Gross (PIMCO) on what went wrong with his bet.
LOL
Source from Bloomberg below.
Pimco Total Return Fund (PTTRX), the world’s largest mutual fund, is having its worst year versus rivals based on records going back to 1995, and Bill Gross’s decision to dump Treasuries isn’t the only reason.
Gross bet almost $11 billion in the second quarter on an index of U.S. corporate credit risk, raised the amount of insurance the fund provides on sovereign debt and put $1.3 billion into Italian Treasury bonds linked to inflation, according to an August regulatory filing.
Since June 2010, Gross has been reducing the $245 billion fund’s vulnerability to interest-rate swings and increasing its reliance on credit quality by shifting from Treasuries to corporate and non-U.S. sovereign debt, a strategy that backfired last month. As the U.S. economy slowed and Europe’s debt crisis worsened, investors sought the safety of Treasuries and sold the bonds Pimco had bet on, leaving the fund trailing 89 percent of competitors in August and 67 percent this year through Sept. 8, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
“People are focusing on the Treasuries, but the real issue is that the other credit instruments didn’t do as well,” A. Michael Lipper, head of Lipper Advisory Services Inc., a Summit, New Jersey, firm that advises institutions on investing in mutual funds, said in a telephone interview. “They had way too much, short term, of the underperformers.”
The amount of protection issued by Pimco Total Return on debt tied to corporate borrowers, municipalities and sovereign governments outside the U.S. rose to $43.6 billion as of June 30 from $19.6 billion a year earlier, the filing shows.
rotijai ( Date: 18-Sep-2011 18:26) Posted:
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