Technical spots
My stockpick so far for January 2018
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Stock Name
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Last Price
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Change
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Shares
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Market Value
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Average Cost
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Per Share
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Unrealized Gain
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%
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Day Gain
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%
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| $CASH | 655.14 | 0.62% | ||||||||||
| Total | 106,425.64 | 100.00% | -1,117.00 | -1.04% | ||||||||
 ARMADA |
MYR | 0.86 | -0.005 | 26,100 | 22,446.00 | 21.09% | 20,023.30 | 0.767 | +2,422.70 | 12.10% | -130.50 | -0.58% |
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HIAPTEK-WB |
MYR | 0.215 | +0.005 | 85,700 | 18,425.50 | 17.31% | 15,033.17 | 0.175 | +3,392.33 | 22.57% | +428.50 | 2.38% |
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INSAS-WB |
MYR | 0.32 | -0.01 | 48,300 | 15,456.00 | 14.52% | 15,008.63 | 0.310 | +447.37 | 2.98% | -483.00 | -3.03% |
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MRCB-WB |
MYR | 0.38 | -0.005 | 36,800 | 13,984.00 | 13.14% | 14,202.53 | 0.385 | -218.53 | -1.54% | -184.00 | -1.30% |
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PANTECH-WB |
MYR | 0.22 | -0.005 | 93,000 | 20,460.00 | 19.22% | 20,042.56 | 0.215 | +417.44 | 2.08% | -465.00 | -2.22% |
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WCT-WE |
MYR | 0.265 | -0.005 | 56,600 | 14,999.00 | 14.09% | 15,034.67 | 0.265 | -35.67 | -0.24% | -283.00 | -1.85% |
The above table summarize how my theoretical portfolio performed so far.
I was quite surpised that MRCB-WB and WCT-WE slipped into loss so far, hopefully everything will turn better moving forward.
So far the overall return is +6.4%, considering that FBMKLCI was up 4.1% so far, I guess the portfolio isn't doing too bad so far.
Let's see how things go in coming months.
K Thx Bye,
Wishing everyone a fruitful year!
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Reuters
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing shares were up almost 2% Monday.
Asian stocks pared gains by midday as the U.S. dollar lost some of its early momentum.
China and Hong Kong shares turned lower, with declines in the mainland led by small-cap companies listed in the country’s south, following comments from a regulator about clamping down on high-priced stocks. The Shenzhen Composite Index SHCOMP, -0.99% was down 1.4% and the Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index HSI, -0.56% was roughly flat.
Japanese stocks followed suit after their midday break, with the Nikkei NIK, -0.01% giving up a 0.5% gain to trade down slightly as the dollar’s rebound lost some steam.
The WSJ Dollar Index’s BUXX, +0.00% gains shrank to 0.2% by midday and the greenback fell to ¥108.80 from just below ¥109 earlier and ¥109.37 at Friday’s local stock-market close.
Last week, the dollar slid to a series of three-year lows, following comments from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin that were interpreted as being accepting of a weaker dollar. The WSJ Dollar Index has fallen for seven straight weeks, the longest run since 2010.
Semiconductor stocks were stronger in Asia, building on Friday gains that were fueled by U.S. giant Intel ’s stock surge after its fourth-quarter report. Intel INTC, -0.18% reported record quarterly revenue, helped by strength in data-center demand.
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South Korea’s Kospi SEU, +0.91% led gains in the region, increasing by 1.2%. Chip makers Samsung Electronics 005930, +0.87% and SK Hynix 000660, -0.26% were up by that much, the securities sector jumped an additional 3.8% and construction was up by more than 1%.
“Intel’s earnings and guidance should give some momentum into Korea tech, which is seeing a resurgence,” said S.K. Kim, an analyst at Daiwa Capital in Seoul.
Samsung Securities strategist Hyein Ok attributed the jump in tech stocks to large Korean institutional buyers, who are seeking to rebalance their portfolios by focusing on neglected sectors such as technology.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/strengthening-semiconductor-stocks-boost-asian-markets-2018-01-28
2018-01-30 07:39