Lmao. This article does not show any of the fundamental or technical skills required to trade profitably for the long term. It sounds like my grandma story. I can copy and paste the same article, swap out the cut loss percentage and people would still believe it.
Unless he sailang in JHM in 2016 and managed to sell all at the peak...but looks like he trades very often...
(So for the JHM, basically I rode it up during that 3 to 4 quarters where earnings exploded. I traded by selling the tops and buying the bottoms, usually ill make like 5% to 10% each round. I got out of the position at some point when it became too high. It was then Hengyuan came up.)
Even his entry price in Hengyuan was Rm7 to RM9...if he could make 100% return in Hengyuan also considered damn good oredi
Grandma story mah. When property agents try to sell me properties, they also tell me this property good that property good. Once you sign the s&p, they bye bye already.
"I traded by selling the tops and buying the bottoms, usually ill make like 5% to 10% each round"
each round make 5% to 10%...u need to trade say 10 to 20 rounds to make 100% or 50 to 100 rounds to make 500%, basing on simple calculation, assuming 100% winning probability
Charles bro, didnt you see the author practice a 15% cut loss policy? He told you already ma. Once the stock drop he cut loss ma. Maybe Jon Choivo is a disciple of cp teh ma. Cut loss is the sure way to success ma
Haha flintstone.. No choice la... Agent also need to put food on table ma... This is persuasive skill lo... But must be ethical la... Don't just keep telling good only
Yaya. No doubt alex bro. I am here not to shoot down Jon Choivo. He is a good writer. I am only here to remind many other i3 members to selectively absorb information on this platform, filtering what is doable and what is not doable to avoid being sweet talked into an investment trap.
To me the whole story of the trader is more like a mythos...
I wonder what is the result of Rich (whom i personally think is the best trader in I3, as far as I observed)'s result in 2017..I meant for overall result (increase in his capital in 2017)...not on a single CW's result
Ah Charles... Hrc is my biggest winner last year. My capital doubled. Yes, din get 500% coz Alex also scare sailang into it... That day 29dec 2017 afternoon I was in front of my computer.
Ah Jon is fun manager ma... He also offer me alternative... Parking 50k in his fund lock 5 year... But din tell me fund performance? Can 20% pa or not? Haha
Alex so kiamsiap... Last year already want enrol otb subscription d... But Alex tot he himself is genius so in the end din join... Now still free bird... Haha
Posted by Alex™ > Aug 25, 2018 09:00 AM | Report Abuse
Ah Charles... Hrc is my biggest winner last year. My capital doubled. Yes, din get 500% coz Alex also scare sailang into it... That day 29dec 2017 afternoon I was in front of my computer.
Even u traded in Heng Yuan's CW which goes up to as high as 500% yr overall capital is only doubled...whereas that young supertrader recorded 500% return in 2017, and he didnt mention of trading in CW
Thats why. When people post articles on i3, readers must figure out their agenda. Some accumulated a big position in the stock and inviting you to push the share price up. Some try to sell you a subscription. Either way, you guys are screwed!
Posted by Flintstones > Aug 25, 2018 09:07 AM | Report Abuse
Thats why. When people post articles on i3, readers must figure out their agenda. Some accumulated a big position in the stock and inviting you to push the share price up. Some try to sell you a subscription. Either way, you guys are screwed!
Now i knew why of late Jon is so high profile in I3....
Harry No 2??
CPTeh better learn something....always posting cut loss or mkt crash in I3 tak dapat cari makan lah
With due respect, ah Jon willing share article here... Gooding also la... But yes still need to exercise discernment. Sounds too good like jjptr. Can help me manage fund or not?
Jon Thanks for the good article. It is possible for the super performance but must have consecutive good lucks apart from the skills and strong psychology.. It may not happen often unless in super bull market
I seen someone made rm400K in 1 month by trading contra. Betting size less than 500K. It takes 4 consecutive successful quarters with average return of 50% each to make up 500% per annum. Is possible but rarely...
Yes, would be interested to know how the 500% return was achieved or calculated.
Here is an extreme example of how a 500% return maybe calculated:
Initial investment amount $100,000 The stock rose 50%, and the portfolio amount reached $150,000 Sold $90,000 to get back his own capital, leaving only 10,000 of initial capital in the portfolio.
Calculation of return
Capital invested $10,000 Gain $50,000 Final value of portfolio $60,000
Not wise to use Margin. Usually most people ended up with rubbish shares with huge losses in the Margin Account. Cut lost is easy said than done. In a crisis, no chance for you to execute your cut loss points... The share prices just dived to levels far far below your cut loss points... It can wipe you out in a prolonged and severe bear market if you move your cash account after losing 30% to your margin account..
>>>Jon: One of the things I found interesting, is how you didn’t use margin. I mean, most traders use margin, and like the stockraider argument, it only cost 5%, given you CAGR of probably higher than 40%, why didn’t you take it?
TTT: Well, I prefer learning from other people’s mistake. And listening to people speak about crisis in hong kong etc, its clear that margin is the problem. If I had margin when I started, I think I would have lost a lot of money due to calls.
Jon: What is the risk for you? For me it’s the ability for someone else to sell your stock, at precisely the moment I don’t want to, that is a huge risk for me.
TTT: Yeap exactly that. Also, it can be really tempting to sailing in stocks when it’s really cheap on margin, but in recession, it can drop from RM7 to RM2. You think its cheap, you sailing, and it drops to RM1 and wipe out your capital. Just too dangerous.<<<<
For that father of 3, I advice dont risk yourself too much in your account 2 which for trading if not later need to sell account 1 to pay for account 2 end up both account gone. Always invest with solid cash wei!!
AGAIN 3iii TRY TO MANIPULATE FIGURE & TRY TO IMPLY DISHONESTY LOH...!!
THE 500% RETURN PA....COME FROM THE BASED CAPITAL OF RM 20K 7 TO 8 YRS AGO MAH....!!
Posted by 3iii > Aug 25, 2018 10:11 AM | Report Abuse
Yes, would be interested to know how the 500% return was achieved or calculated.
Here is an extreme example of how a 500% return maybe calculated:
Initial investment amount $100,000 The stock rose 50%, and the portfolio amount reached $150,000 Sold $90,000 to get back his own capital, leaving only 10,000 of initial capital in the portfolio.
Calculation of return
Capital invested $10,000 Gain $50,000 Final value of portfolio $60,000
Thanks Jon for the inspiring article.... Contrary to what most people think, there are successful traders around.. And their success is much less about technical capabilities than it is about having a plan and sticking steadfastly to it...
I trade for a living and have been very profitable and I can vouch that making 100% returns pa is not far fetched if you know what you are doing... Unless a speculator has the conviction of milking the wave for months ahead by holding positions, , traders seldom get the multi baggers because trading short term is essentially, taking food off the shark's mouth... Take too large a position and the syndicates have a repertoire of tricks to rattle and roll your emotions in the short term (you can only trade very largely during a bull run)
But To compensate for modest position sizing and returns per trade, you have the peace of mind of holding minimal positions and are usually, high in cash..
Of the recent 4 years, this year had been the poorest record for me..even then, it's at Around 80% returns so far, with 80% cash holdings .. I had an exceptional return last month but a very modest profit or even a small loss this month... Earnings season is bad for trading from my experience..
However, I don't regard trading as gambling... Gambling is where the result depended entirely on chance and cannot be replicated with a any degree of consistency.. Trading is just like any business, you buy a product for resale... Some of your stocks will sell well, some won't (and you lose some money)... Your acumen is in selecting and peddling the right products which in your opinion will be resale-able to your customers for a profit... That is the fundamental of all business
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Posted by Flintstones > 2018-08-25 08:34 | Report Abuse
Lmao. This article does not show any of the fundamental or technical skills required to trade profitably for the long term. It sounds like my grandma story. I can copy and paste the same article, swap out the cut loss percentage and people would still believe it.