Maybe Handon boss got a certain lossing buffer.......

N the limit is as long Dow don't over shoot above 9300

Emm should not be me, if i did not remember wrongly.

Hi Handon, u &  yr boss same sex or different. Just curious. Anyway u may choose not to answer.....

handon      ( Date: 26-Jul-2009 21:13) Posted: which burger starts this  is the first place? my boss blur blur... hehe...

Handon yr boss actually want something like this:

But maybe yr boss pia-say, so if u give her:

I guess the power of love will let her tanan longer......hehe..

Joking with u lah.....

9300, emm i thk Dow may outperform more than this..loh...........

handon      ( Date: 26-Jul-2009 20:53) Posted: my boss said can tahan until 9.3.... no scare to hold short positions... hehe...

My shifu taught me....know our limit...lui de qing shan zhai, bu pa mei chai shao......

saving for the rainy day to come....cut loss too if you must to recuperate at the later stage....

OK. I understand - this is one of the many approaches to make money trading the market.

I remember in 1997 financial crisis, keppel corp went down to $2+ and i was holding at $5+. Luckily for me, I held on till recovery and sold it at $15+ in 2007 (it went up to $19+). And I think  i also got bonus shares due to shares split. So for quality growth stock, to make good profits, it must hold.

For short term tradings, follow the theme or flavour of the day/month.

iPunter      ( Date: 26-Jul-2009 09:59) Posted: This manual is not about investment. It is about stock market play, namely, shorter term trading of stocks and options... The authors' approach is mainly that holding stocks for long periods can be a risky to do, simply because stocks can go up and also down. And there's no telling how low they can go. In addition to teaching the real-world ropes of stock market, the course (it's a whole rather lengthy course) also teaches self-deveopment vis-avis the stock market...

Buying this course is not the only thing you should think about.

I suggest you borrow a hard copy from someone and spend a month digesting the contents first.

Only then should you think of getting your own copy for constant reference.

This is because the course is actually for you, especially as a 'newbie', to build a solid knowledge foundation before you step into the deep waters of stock market. It sounds simple (just buy & sell) , but there's much, much more to the game.


Much like a newbie to the world of music does by by taking up a multi-grade music study. Or a doctor who goes to medical school. Or a fighter getting his black belt, etc.

But if you buy it outright online and downloaded the 10 pdf  files, you must make sure you have the 10 modules printed out (both sides) and bound properly. If you don't do this, you will not benefit much from it, since it is not practical to study the course on the computer screen. Maybe the printing/binding shop at Far East Plaza, etc. can help you do it.

After printing it, you must dedicate serious time to absorb the teachings, like a bible scholar studying the scriptures. It is important to get rid of thoughts of 'making a lot of money' from your mind when you study.

It is a course on self  development first, and money-making second.
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hi ipunter,

i m newbie here. need advice from all the sifu/master like you

 So you bought this StockMarket Genie Tutorial(USD97) and thru internet credit card payment and get the software downloaded to you desktop?

tq.

iPunter      ( Date: 26-Jul-2009 09:59) Posted: This manual is not about investment. It is about stock market play, namely, shorter term trading of stocks and options... The authors' approach is mainly that holding stocks for long periods can be a risky to do, simply because stocks can go up and also down. And there's no telling how low they can go. In addition to teaching the real-world ropes of stock market, the course (it's a whole rather lengthy course) also teaches self-deveopment vis-avis the stock market...