Be Happy...........

Saw this in facebook and just want to share.................................................................................................

What A Great Run From 6th May 2013..........

Exciting 2 weeks...since after the 13th general election on the 5th May 2013......the KLCI share market has been very exciting.....plenty of opportunities for profits.....as it is very bullish.
Looking forward to another good week........will see.

I be monitoring the following stocks....
Glomac
Benalec
Mflour
Wtk
Alam
Tiger
as they have somehow broke out from their resistance......will see

Happy Trading

KLCI Going For 1800 !!!

KLCI share market has been very vibrant the moment BN has given the mandate to run the government for another 5 years.....the win was good for the traders and investors. Contructions and Properties sectors, most of the counters have some how move up and still continue to move up....???
I will continue to monitor the following.....

Mrcb
Ytl
Benalec
Lbs
Sendai
Gadang

Come 5th May Come General Election.......

After 5th May, after the general election, the stock market will have a clearer direction

Since my last post.......................

Market has been quite volatile especially on the day, PM Najib decided to disolve the parliment, finally the time has come for all eligible registered voters to come together to put in their votes to decide the next government for the next 5 years! So, please come and be there to do your part !

As for next week, lets look at some opportunities in some of the stocks that I have been monitoring :-

Perisai closed at 1.16
Mrcb closed at 1.5 ( high of the day 1.54)
Perdana closed at 1.42 (high 1.43)
Wct Wd closed at 0.415 (high 0.44)
Glomac closed at 1.01 (high 1.03)
Mas closed at 0.755 (high 0.77)
Benalec closed at 1.24 (high 1.26)
Gamuda Wd closed at 1.31
Tiger (not tiger beer!) closed at 0.28 ( high 0.295)

Tiger looks like accumulating for another push ????????
Will see.......

Happy Trading

"(5 Valuable Lesssons from an Article) - last one
No.5 If you start appreciating what you have right now, wherever you are, you are first class!

Are you scared to invest?

Taken From An Article

Billionaire Warren Buffett's tips on how to overcome it

Financial Snacks - By Joyce Chuah

“If you’re going to be this way each time your shares drop by one sen, you might as well just sell them off!”

Fear is a common emotion in our lives and in many instances, it protects us from danger.

However, investors' fear may be more punishing than protective, writes JOYCE CHUAH.

I HAVE often said this in my seminars: “Many of us want to invest but a few of us are NOT prepared to be investors.”

The common question among investors is often “How much are we making?” True, profits are after all the benchmark we set for a successful investment plan. However, many often choose to forget that in the process of seeking profits, there will be times of unrealised losses and times of unfavourable returns due to events beyond anyone's control.

Even if it is an event which one tries to predict (such as the general election date!), many forget that such events are just temporary and not catastrophic, where total and irrecoverable loss cannot happen. The test of a successful investor is when the rubber hits the road' − that is, when faced with a loss position, can you prevent yourself from reacting and allowing fear to push you to sell your loss positions?

Fear protects us from danger, as in a fight or flight situation. But investors' fear may be more punishing than protective because it prepares us to react and changes our perspective of the external events.

I have often said that the acronym F.E.A.R. stands for “False Evidences Appearing Real”, as fear deletes, distorts and generalises events which may are not as adverse as they seem or as we are told.

It is no wonder that Warren Buffett is one of most successful investors in the world. He practises what he termed as “inactivity” as an investor. Instead of reacting to fear, Buffett says, investors should learn to be calm and inactive.

His thoughts are best summed up in four of his famous wise quotes:

“The stock market is designed to transfer money from the active to the patient.”

“Stop trying to predict the direction of the stock market, the economy, interest rates, or elections.”

“I never attempt to make money on the stock market. I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for 10 years.”

“My success can be attributed to inactivity. Most investors cannot resist the temptation to constantly buy and sell.”

Market Still Good for Short Term Trade...!!?

Yes..., successful trade with Tebrau...selected last week (see previous posting), still holding some lots, most probably let go all next week, showing sign of weakness, will see then. Beside Tebrau....Do watch other constructions n properties stocks..........its seem there be opportunities....!

Mrcb
Muhibah
Benalec
Gamuda/Wd
E&O
Bolton
Glomac
UoaDev

Happy Trading

"(5 Valuable Lesssons from an Article) -
No.4 Start thanking God for what you already have with your life!,  your job!, your friends!, your children!, and your lifestyles!.