Home
Login Register
Straits Times Index   

STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

 Post Reply 65941-65960 of 69565
 
newmoon
    28-Sep-2007 11:53  
Contact    Quote!


STI breadth chart is lagging behind the STI in this 5th wave formation.

In the 1st and 3rd wave the breadth was above the STI 
 
 
Livermore
    28-Sep-2007 11:43  
Contact    Quote!
I guess some of you are thinking when is the crash going to happen again. Should you sell off your shares is a question on my your mind. I have a simple method. Now market is seems headed higher. I will let the first market crash hit me. Again at most I lose just one day. But I could be "nearer the mark" then someone who tries to time the market. Thus focus on the major correction and not the minor ones. STI dropped today but you can see some shares still continue to go up. Only the major correction affects most stocks.
 
 
DnApeh
    28-Sep-2007 10:45  
Contact    Quote!


Please trade carefully.

Next month got 5 Mondays.
 

 
Livermore
    28-Sep-2007 10:28  
Contact    Quote!
With market crash, I prefer to let the stocks ride up and wait for thr first crash to hit me. Again at most, I lose just one day. However, I could be "nearer the mark" than someone who tries to time it. As you can observe, STI might go through minor correction but your share might continue to go up. Thus, I believe in focussing on the major and not minor correction. Good luck!
 
 
Livermore
    28-Sep-2007 10:23  
Contact    Quote!
Oops typed wrongly : As market fell, you buy in staggered manner (danger is you might NOT know where is the bottom)
 
 
Livermore
    28-Sep-2007 10:20  
Contact    Quote!
When STI was crashing a few weeks ago, there are 2 ways to put in your positions to grab the "red cherries" : 1. As market fell, you buy in staggered manner (danger is you might know where is the bottom) 2. Wait for the first market rebound and buy back Strategy 2 would be good. At most you just lose one day. If the "red cherries" proved to be "sweet" slowly grab more (average up and buy more).
 

 
teeth53
    28-Sep-2007 08:44  
Contact    Quote!


Remember to take some profit as STI run up...to new high

Straits Times Index    Last:3714.77   Vol:0k -
 
 
CWQuah
    27-Sep-2007 18:01  
Contact    Quote!
Likely to close lower tomorrow after going up in last 4 days. Either goes up to 3729 (3759 if mood still super bullish) before closing around 3688. If a lot more people are taking profit, then 3650 is likely to be the next support.
 
 
Centaur
    27-Sep-2007 17:45  
Contact    Quote!
i rather it moves up slow and steadily.. can lose momentum easily if cheong up too fast
 
 
novena_33
    27-Sep-2007 17:34  
Contact    Quote!


good closing.... volume not that bad too....Smiley...

what next? 4000 or 4200?
 

 
CWQuah
    27-Sep-2007 16:48  
Contact    Quote!
Should close at 3717 +/- 2 pts today.
 
 
spurs88
    27-Sep-2007 16:00  
Contact    Quote!


The time has come for me to dump my blue chips bought during the market turmoil. Made afe $100ks already.Will wait to pick up during the next turmoil which I think is coming soon.Made afe $100ks already.
 
 
Fairygal
    27-Sep-2007 15:55  
Contact    Quote!


Victorf,

Are you still buying in at times when STI is climbing to record ie. these few days?  
 
 
victorf
    27-Sep-2007 15:35  
Contact    Quote!
the catch of making money in sharemarket is that you listen to the market...not to your heart or brain...good luck
 
 
victorf
    27-Sep-2007 15:33  
Contact    Quote!
it depends on individuals and trading style ...if you have picked the cherries at low, then the risk is low even if you picked some more at high...if you pick the cherry at high, then the risk is higher..for TA, it is easy as buy up all the way if the peak is broken, and sell if the peak is broken below (stop loss) for any big move...and many many more reasons etc...good luck
 

 
left_bug
    27-Sep-2007 15:08  
Contact    Quote!
I think the title should be changed. 4000 is not far away. Last month we see panic selling and STI dipped below 3000. Now STI is above 3700. My goodness. Victorf, shall we go in and buy? By this rate and barring any unforeseen circumstances, STI would be 5400 at end of year. 
 
 
victorf
    27-Sep-2007 11:00  
Contact    Quote!


as i said the recovery will be at least till 8th/15th October ...good luck (when we picked the cherries at near 3000 points and now collecting to the bank)

 

Posted: 22-Aug-2007 16:44
x 0
x 0


* Alert Admin


Surprisingly, the market choose to move up in the next three months (August, September and till 8th/15th October to be confirmed the exact date in october)....while there will be some consolidation on the way, it will be "higher up" rather than "lower low" at least till 8th/15th October ...i would advise to buy in the rebound for the next two months...good luck and it is good to know that certainty is back to the market
 
 
victorf
    27-Sep-2007 10:56  
Contact    Quote!


you see how crucial the next 2 weeks to the movement of STI for the next 3 years as i said in August...that is why the market made a move...not us.

24-Aug-2007 15:55 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
x 0
x 0
DnApeh, no one knows and it depends on the strength of recovery by october...if the previous high of 3600 plus points not breached by then, the market may be in trouble for the next 3 years, else it will carry on to move up till 2010 (maybe till 5000 points which is unbelievable at this stage i know but market always gives your surprises in long term)...good luck and let's see but at least we know the short term trend :)
 
 
victorf
    27-Sep-2007 10:52  
Contact    Quote!


left_bug, if you have adopted the same thinking when there is a downturn, you will have made money..but always subject to market and not us...good luck :)

 

From your wording "Upturn - The more upswing of STI, the more I get scare. +600 points in a month. (because you think it will go down)"

Transform to "Downturn - The more downswing the STI, the more I get happy. -600 points in a month (because you think it will go up)"
 
 
Fairygal
    27-Sep-2007 09:35  
Contact    Quote!
I suppose many are selling on strength to take some profit as well. At the same time, volatility still prevails, so it makes sense to conserve cash to pick cherries when the time is ripe!  Afterall, going up too fast too soon  a recovery warrants cautious trading.
 
Important: Please read our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy .