updated http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/nomanland/63508.jsp

miracle_sooner, can you show a miracle where it can reach 0.54, where I can break even, sooner the better!!! :)

I wish I can TiPu the price. I am not a saint. I am just an ordinary jack ass of all trades. ;)

miracle_sooner, Don't you get tired for repeating over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again!

The only way for the share price to move up is YOU have to BUY ALL THE BEST SELL. Then we all will appreciated your repeated comments.

Yo. No heart feeling. Cheers. ;)

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updated http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/nomanland/63508.jsp

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@DickyMe, not to disagree. Unless, the stock price move like a sine wave. ;)

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Watch the news, but keep your goals in mind
It is definitely important to keep up with the news and to know what's going on in the world. The more information you have about the current economic events, the more informed you'll be as an investor.

My point here is that you should try to filter out the daily market "noise," or day-to-day fluctuations in stock prices that really have very little to do with a solid long-term investing strategy.

Daily price moves are best left to day traders, stockbrokers, and other investing professionals. For retail investors, if you keep your eye on your ultimate investing goals and buy and hold quality stocks, your long-term investment performance will take care of itself.

These could be the best stocks for your portfolio
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http://www.nasdaq.com/article/who-cares-what-the-stock-market-is-doing-today-cm414536

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Never try to time the market
It is almost always a mistake to try to time the market. What I mean by that is, just because the market is near record highs right now doesn't necessarily mean its due for a pullback and you should sell.

If the market, or an individual stock, drops for a few days in a row (especially in a volatile manner), it doesn't necessarily mean it's time to buy. There is a phrase "don't try to catch a falling knife" that basically means stocks that have dropped dramatically have done so for a reason, and are likely to fall further before rebounding.

Buy when stocks are expensive, and buy when stocks are cheap
Instead of trying to time the best possible entry and exit points, you should put the principle of dollar-cost averaging to work in your portfolio. Basically, dollar-cost averaging means that you should invest the same amount of money when the market looks expensive as you would when the market looks cheap.

Let's say that a stock you have your eye on trades for $50 now that the market is looking a little expensive. Well, if you invest $1,000 right now, you'll buy 20 shares.

If the market corrects and the stock drops to $40, by investing another $1,000 you'll add 25 shares to your position. So, you end up buying more shares when the stock is cheap and less when it's expensive.

Your average cost per share will be lower than the average price of the stock. In our simplified example, you would have spent $2,000 for 45 shares of stock. Even though the stock's average price was $45 during the two times we bought shares, your average cost per share is $2,000 divided by 45, or $44.44.

In a nutshell, dollar-cost averaging allows you to take advantage of bargain prices in the market without the inherent risk involved with trying to time the market and investing all of your available money at one time.
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http://www.nasdaq.com/article/who-cares-what-the-stock-market-is-doing-today-cm414536

Who Cares What The Stock Market Is Doing Today?
By Motley Fool, November 17, 2014, 08:56:02 AM EDT

It's easy to get trapped in the news headlines telling you what the market is doing today. However, the most successful investors have learned to tune out the day-to-day market "noise" and focus on the big picture.

Some news stories are important, such as earnings reports, but for the most part, small up and down moves in the market are insignificant to your investment strategy.

News you should care about
Basically, the only stock market news you should really care about is company- or industry-specific news that can change your investing thesis.

For example, if you own individual stocks, it's important to pay attention to the earnings reports of the companies you own. If a company has declining sales, or is shifting its strategy, that is information that can (and should) influence your decision on whether or not to remain invested in the stock, or to buy more shares.

Or, if oil prices are dropping like a rock, as they have been lately, it can change the way you feel about your investments in the energy sector.

However, daily market fluctuations, even big ones, shouldn't really affect your overall attitude toward your investments, and can actually set you up to fail.

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http://www.nasdaq.com/article/who-cares-what-the-stock-market-is-doing-today-cm414536

"OPEC producers have stepped up their diplomatic visits before the group’s meeting in Vienna, potentially seeking a consensus on how to react to oil prices at a four-year low. Brent crude, a benchmark for more than half of the world’s oil, has plunged 30 percent since the end of June, sapping revenue for producers from Venezuela to Saudi Arabia."

http://fuelfix.com/blog/2014/11/17/oil-slide-prompts-irans-oil-minister-to-visit-uae/

http://moneymorning.com/2014/11/14/crude-oil-prices-a-billionaire-insider-just-made-a-bold-bet/

IAMAnon, sorry if I assumed. Cheer up.

@musashi69, @ IAMAnon, and everyone please calm down. I am also damn frustrated.

@YkJohn11, 3rd QR will come out somewhere from 18/11/14 to 30/11/14. No one can answer when.

As for those wanted to know will it goes up, yes, sometime in near future. Will it goes down, yes, last few months till now. Tomorrow is just another day of our life.

Enjoy life and don't let the share market mood spoil our lovely day.

Cheers.

Just updated. What a f 'ed day.
http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/nomanland/63508.jsp

I am looking forward to quit this forum and will continue update the chart until ... one of these day in my life.

Cheers.

@Ring, oops wrong date 18/8, should be 20/Aug/2014 when it dropped like hell.

@ozzie75, any indicator or oscillator you want to add in? (provided I have it)

@doraemon_dreamhunter

"Wow nomanland u still holding at 0.54? I thought u look at chart? Yet u didnt see it moving to 0.305 before? And now still using chart? And u see the direction of the chart going to be upward? And how could u make us believe in your chart reading skills when u failed before miserably? "

Before you start writing, kindly read my previous first.
I made a mistake of not charting before 18/8 curse and it was too late. Most shares I have or going to invest, normally I analyze it before hand.

Kindly, please don't simply assume any damned thing in life. I am staying neutral.

@IAMAnon, good. I read both point of view. I never side anyone. Everyone is frustrated and some have no clue what the hell is going on. Therefore, some provide news, charts, and calculation to assist their decision making. Final decision is individual decision.

IAMAnon, I am just showing chart also a problem with you. Am I stepping on your tail? What is wrong of sharing a chart? I never say buy or sell.

@stainlyho37, what is your Elliot wave stage and count?

@86868, about negative, refer back to my last few post replied to YkJohn11

@Nancy Tang, just let it be. Neutral answer still the best.

@86868, yes and no, only tomorrow can tell.

@manmin, I have no target price. My target is to lower my average and secure it.

@YkJohn11, also don't forget the Chart A. Observe it carefully with Chart B. The Chart B's the last graph has the diagonal cross section. When you observe it carefully, it is kind of interesting seeing how the price move along the diagonal and how the price fall inside the diamond shape.

@YkJohn11, look at the Chart B, 18/Aug, 22-29/Sept, and compare it with other highlighted. See the difference. Go and figure it out. Other people may see it differently. I can't tell you what I am seeing.

Cheers. :)

@YkJohn11, I follow the chart. Just a hint: Look at the vertical highlighted on Chart B. Ask yourself where is the graph is going! Is it up, or is it down, that is the question you need to answer.

YkJohn11, your holding is 0.37. My holding is 0.54. Am I worry about my investment. The answer is NO. I have both mother and WB. More than 1200 of lots and still climbing until I reached my limit or manage to lower down my average.

Cheer up, my friend.

Iran, Venezuela urge oil price support ahead of OPEC meeting

(Reuters) - OPEC hawks Iran and Venezuela on Saturday called on fellow crude producers to shore up prices that have plunged more than 30 percent to four-years low ahead of an OPEC meeting later this month.

Oil prices have fallen to below $79 on abundant and weak demand from $115 a barrel in June. Scepticism that OPEC will cut supply when it meets on Nov. 27 have also weighed on the prices.

So far, only Kuwait and Iran have said a reduction is unlikely, while a Libyan OPEC official, Venezuela and Ecuador have called for OPEC to cut output.

Privately some delegates are talking of the need for some action, although they warn an agreement will not be easy to reach.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/11/15/us-iran-venezuela-oil-idUSKCN0IZ0N420141115

IEA Says Oil Supplies May Not Keep Up With Demand

Despite what appears to be a saturated oil market in 2014, oil producers around the world will struggle to meet rising demand over the next few decades.

In its latest annual World Energy Outlook, the International Energy Agency (IEA) warned that the current period of oil abundance may be fleeting, and in fact, without heroic levels of production increases, oil markets will grow dangerously tight in the coming years.
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http://www.rightsidenews.com/2014111635113/life-and-science/energy-and-environment/iea-says-oil-supplies-may-not-keep-up-with-demand.html

ISIS Blows Up Egypt-Jordan Gas Pipeline

The pipeline through Sinai exports Egypt's natural gas to Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. Jordan is in the anti-ISIS coalition.
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/187471#.VGgHCGccSmw

I have enough of TA for the weekend. Good night and all the best.

ykjohn11, I use technical analysis and chart. Also refer to news, real news. Sometimes, rumors. ;)

Both "geng" can be used. Both have their own point of view. Both also wrong and right. Final decision is yourself. Part time girl/boy friend or one night stand or permanent married. Use your brain, not the other lower brain. Cheers ;)

Another point I need to make. My former boss played in share market for 30 odd years. He advised me, TA always win. Is it true or false, that is the question where I need to answer it myself.

travoltakeong, other counters I did chart and make some profit and minor loss. Except Sumatec. I supposed to chart it and was too late until after 18/8 curse. I regretted. No more making the effing mistake again.

I placed the chart at the blog is to assist other investors or traders that are not well verse with technical charting. I can't commend much whether it is up, side way, or down. Each have their own interpretation.

Cheers and enjoy life.

ykjohn11, up, I am the god of share, down I will be effed up and down. so, you decide. ;)

Update the chart again.
http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/nomanland/63508.jsp

p/s: I must be damned free! ;)

0410 later, lah.

@Looiks, close at 0.310, chartist will be happy.

Qatar reduces oil output on oversupply
Posted on » Friday, November 14, 2014

DOHA: Opec member Qatar expects to lower oil output to about 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) by the end of November from 650,000 at the end of last month and from 800,000 bpd a month earlier, an industry source said.

The reduction to 650,000 bpd was decided because of market oversupply, with the second reduction to 500,000 made necessary by refinery maintenance. Qatar's maximum production capacity is 800,000 bpd.

"The market is oversupplied and this is why we cut down in October. We found that there's generally less demand," the source quoted an official as saying.
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http://www.gulf-daily-news.com/NewsDetails.aspx?storyid=389879

Just updated the chart with some TEST DATA. Just for the heck of it.
This is not a BUY or SELL CALL.

http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/nomanland/63508.jsp

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/01/oil-kazakhstan-output-idUSL6N0RW0AH20141001

http://news.yahoo.com/russia-offers-let-kazakhstan-oil-exports-via-ukraine-134326717--finance.html

China's Oct implied oil demand up 2.7 pct on yr

http://af.reuters.com/article/energyOilNews/idAFB9N0ME02F20141113

http://www.eia.gov/petroleum/supply/weekly/pdf/highlights.pdf

I foresee some country will give in on oil price. This is where the oil price will start to stabilize.

Invest into a company where their product always in demand. Example: oil, water, food. Population always grow because of viagra effect. ;)

As long as a company is generating lower or higher profit, I am happy. If loss, then I am going to be very angry and turning green. To maintain same profit level, I pump and sell more.

Today I will put up a test data again after lunch(for the heck of it), let see whether the bull heart have a beat or so.

Cheers ;)