As long as the management focuses on business and secures more project, security sector has no qualms about its growing prospects. We all know abt the insecurity within our neighbourhood and also the online world. Good luck.
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I saw some of the postings here. It appears as though it is more like a fish market. Everybody has his own target price, whether realistic or not.
Frankly, it is not our target price that will determine where the price will be. To a large extent, the operator can influence our thinking via his various actions of accumulation and distribution and lead us to where he feels the right price might be, at the end of each of his game plans.
So, we need to analyse operator's action carefully, just as operator analyses our thoughts and transactions too with the aid of a computer.
Words can lie. But market data and charts do not. Trade with a plan so that we can limit our losses and enhance our gains.
Friday's chart looks good with a long white candlestick(bullish sign) and a healthy trading vol(could be masked too), after the first bounce from a deeply oversold situation. It looks set to test its immediate overhead resistance at 15.5 sen, created by the last gap-down.
Ultimately, how it is going to pan out on Mon will depend on the operator's hidden game plan.
This is strictly meant as a sharing. Not a buy/sell recommendation.
agree with John1234, too many "fortune tellers" and acting pro giving own TPs. stocks like Genetec here very much depend on operator play. just observe and ride with the wave, dun be too greedy. if you are a stock operator, wat will u do next? if you manage to conquer ur feelings and think like them, you have reduced the risk in jumping on the ship. all the best
Thumbs up to skyz, we are small fish only, don't try to be smart & greedy, when you hit the jackpot, must know when to cash out. When you can earn 80%, don't try to earn 90%.
I have seen too many ikan billis end up become saltedfish.
yes moneysifu. we ikan bilis can earn some pocket money pay utilities bill, petrol, bring family out makan on weekends already enough lo. conquer greed, conquer fear. all the best :)
from a dialog MARK HANNA (in the film "Wolf of the Wall Street") - OK, first rule of Wall Street. Nobody -- and I don’t care if you’re Warren Buffet or Jimmy Buffet -- nobody knows if a stock’s going up, down or fucking sideways, least of all stock brokers. But we have to pretend we know. Make sure you stay relaxed. Nobody wants to buy something from someone who sounds like they haven’t gotten laid in a month. Take breaks when you feel stressed, jerk off if you can. You like jerking off, right?
Learn to read charts yourself. Never listen to the so-called sifus who tout and boast about their prowess. They are just setting you up for the kill with their insider bangsats. I have personally seen one dining with the directors of a company whose shares he/she was touting! So don't trust them, especially when they are hyping up their stock picks!
Yes, the operator is capable of drawing his own chart, to pursue his game plans. But charts are useful if used in the correct way. At least, it can tell us the oversold and overbought situations, with the help of other indicators.
This is a marathon race. Choose a trading style that best suits our risk profiles. Ultimately, we must make our own buying and selling decisions.
It closed at 15.5 sen, the price level forecast by the chart, as stated below:
"Friday's chart looks good with a long white candlestick(bullish sign) and a healthy trading vol(could be masked too), after the first bounce from a deeply oversold situation. It looks set to test its immediate overhead resistance at 15.5 sen, created by the last gap-down."
So, who says chart is no use? Sometimes, it is useful too. But more useful for oversold and overbought situations....
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Posted by Whats_up > 2016-03-18 15:24 | Report Abuse
Any comments from spaghetti on the surge...why hiding with no sell calls?