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$GENM (4715.MY)$ Experienced investors will adjust their strategies according to the market environment, and will not use the same method unchanged. There is no absolute right or wrong in investment, and the optimal strategy needs to be determined based on personal investment experience and the market environment. Understanding one's own personality is also very important.
Here it involves the difference between "making money" and "winning money". Are you looking to make money in the stock market, or are you just trying to prove that you are winning? Many investment books will encourage holding onto profitable companies and selling off the unsuccessful ones. However, individual investors often like to do the opposite, frequently selling profitable companies and holding onto losing stocks. Why is this the case?
Stock prices do exhibit a phenomenon of returning to equilibrium. Behind the drastic ups and downs is the game of offense and defense by the large cap investors (exit (stocks ultimately go through a buying and selling process to complete profit and loss settlement)). When stock prices rise too quickly in the short term, some people will arbitrage, leading to a decline in prices. Similarly, when stock prices fall too sharply, some people will bottom fish, causing the stock price to rebound. The key point is that if the stock price rises too fast, it may be more appropriate to sell first, because often after a large increase, there is usually a correction (turning paper gains into actual gains and securely putting the money in the pocket is the practical operation for ordinary individual investors (buying stocks with their own capital))
Individual investors, who are not controlling shareholders (the company's controlling rights), need to be accountable to the public and cannot buy or sell in the market at will, leading to many speculations and chaotic situations in the market, causing anxiety. They are also not like the funds with large capital, executing buy and sell actions...
Here it involves the difference between "making money" and "winning money". Are you looking to make money in the stock market, or are you just trying to prove that you are winning? Many investment books will encourage holding onto profitable companies and selling off the unsuccessful ones. However, individual investors often like to do the opposite, frequently selling profitable companies and holding onto losing stocks. Why is this the case?
Stock prices do exhibit a phenomenon of returning to equilibrium. Behind the drastic ups and downs is the game of offense and defense by the large cap investors (exit (stocks ultimately go through a buying and selling process to complete profit and loss settlement)). When stock prices rise too quickly in the short term, some people will arbitrage, leading to a decline in prices. Similarly, when stock prices fall too sharply, some people will bottom fish, causing the stock price to rebound. The key point is that if the stock price rises too fast, it may be more appropriate to sell first, because often after a large increase, there is usually a correction (turning paper gains into actual gains and securely putting the money in the pocket is the practical operation for ordinary individual investors (buying stocks with their own capital))
Individual investors, who are not controlling shareholders (the company's controlling rights), need to be accountable to the public and cannot buy or sell in the market at will, leading to many speculations and chaotic situations in the market, causing anxiety. They are also not like the funds with large capital, executing buy and sell actions...
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$Intel (INTC.US)$ Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore maintains $Intel (INTC.US)$ with a hold rating, and adjusts the target price from $36 to $25.
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Trading FOMC increasingly seems to me like a bad idea. Anyone ever actually made money trading FOMC day?
Higher than expected rate cuts should make stocks go up.. right?
I think I’m done trying to trade macro news. Technical analysis & charts it is. Markets response to news is incredibly unpredictable, technical analysis is frowned upon but has proven a lot more reliable in my experience
Would love to know thoughts
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Higher than expected rate cuts should make stocks go up.. right?
I think I’m done trying to trade macro news. Technical analysis & charts it is. Markets response to news is incredibly unpredictable, technical analysis is frowned upon but has proven a lot more reliable in my experience
Would love to know thoughts
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US Drops rates by 0.5%, to the range of 4.75%-5%.. Despite their inflation surpassing ours, this substantial rate cut may pave the way for a similar 0.5% reduction in Canada. With the US Federal Reserve's move providing a precedent, Canada could now have the space for more substantial rate cuts ahead? Will We've already cut by 0.75% (3 x 25bps). We are now at 4.25%, will we drop again?
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September 19, 2024 - $SDCG (0321.MY)$ saw its shares surge by over 36% on its first trading day on Thursday, soaring to RM0.52 from an initial issue price of RM0.38. Moreover, the public portion of its initial public offering (IPO) was oversubscribed by 144 times.
Significantly, SDCG published its financial report for the second quarter of 2024 on September 6. The report revealed that the company's revenue for the quarter reached RM4,640 thousan...
Significantly, SDCG published its financial report for the second quarter of 2024 on September 6. The report revealed that the company's revenue for the quarter reached RM4,640 thousan...
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