My Trading Adventure
#1 : Capital Preservation
CP TEH
Publish date: Mon, 08 Aug 2016, 11:45 PM
CP TEH
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All the writings in this weblog are mainly for PLEASURE reading purposes. I am in NO position to recommend a call(BUY/SELL). Please check with those know-hows before you make a decision. Yes, I am just a learner, with only five years experiences in KLSE. So, please BEAR with me.
I had a good one-hour e-meeting last night regarding pointer #1 of my market-crash preparation : Capital Preservation
1. WHAT
2. WHY
3. HOW
4. WHEN
Based on the four questions ... I elaborated on the points ... yes, I will do a repeat for those missed ... and till market really crash! haha ... CUT LOSS has been emphasised as we could not preserve our capitals by getting STUCK in many of stocks.
RHBBank (ex-RHBCap) ... at resistance now RM5.10 level, came from low at RM3.50 level. Will one sells if we bought at HIGH ... say, RM6?
Time to rethink about capital-preservation ...
Night
TEH
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