if got bullet, buy more, if today close 0.495, candle shooting star, hopefully tomorrow rebounce.. unlucky, i'm no more bullet, i bought @0.51, if got bullet can average down..
AEMULUS is a very Small paid up capital stock. Top 30 investors already holding most of the shares. If every an cooperate, hold, don't sell and buy more. Very easy to push up the price.
There are still strong buying support from bankers although more funds are flowing out than flowing in. Meaning to say, more bankers are selling out than buying in. If this were to still persist next week, there is likelihood of the stock going sideways. Watch out!
We don't need to know what the bankers are doing. We just want to know what is the next earnings results. You so panlai, tell us whether aemulus can achieve revenue RM15m next quarter or not?
Mon Jun 12, 2017 | 5:27 AM EDT Tech selloff spreads to Europe and Asia, politics lifts euro FILE PHOTO: A man shelters under an umbrella as he walks past the London Stock Exchange in London, Britain August 24, 2015. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett/File Photo FILE PHOTO: A man shelters under an umbrella as he walks past the London Stock Exchange in London, Britain August 24, 2015. REUTERS/SUZANNE PLUNKETT/FILE PHOTO X By Marc Jones | LONDON Technology stocks fell across Europe and Asia on Monday after the worst day for Apple shares in more than a year, while the euro and its bonds rallied after a bumper weekend for pro-EU and pro-business politics in France and Italy.
It was a groggy start to the week for shares as the hangover of Apple's near 4-percent dunking on Friday hit Asian rivals including Samsung (005930.KS) and Europe's big chipmakers STMicro (STM.PA) and Dialog (DLGS.DE). [.EU]
Europe's tech index .SX8P fell 2.8 percent to put it on track for its biggest one-day loss since October. The index had reached a 15-year high earlier this month and has soared around 40 percent over the last year.
The pan-European STOXX 600 was down a more manageable 0.6 percent, mildly supported by modest gains in oil prices which lifted shares in energy stocks and by the first round of parliamentary election results in France which look set to give President Emmanuel Macron a huge majority to push through his pro-business reforms.
Italy also offered some comfort after the eurosceptic 5-Star Movement suffered a severe setback in local elections after failing to make the run-off vote in almost all the main cities up for grabs.
It spurred on debt markets. Italian government bond yields, which move inverse to price, fell to their lowest since January IT101YT=TWEB, Portugal's tumbled to nine-month lows PT10YT=TWEB while France's bonds closed the gap on benchmark German Bunds. [GVD/EUR]
"Macron doing well in the first round of the French parliamentary elections bodes well for him getting a majority," said Lyn Graham-Taylor, fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
"The fact that 5-Star did poorly in local elections in Italy also suggests a setback for populism in Europe."
The euro rose back to $1.1220 EUR=EBS in the currency markets where anticipation is also building ahead of Wednesday's conclusion of a two-day meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
The central bank is widely expected to nudge up U.S. interest rates by another quarter point, but economists will be watching to see whether the recent dip in economic data and wave of uncertainty surround Donald Truump has weighed on confidence.
Britain's sterling GBP=D3 also remained in focus as it began to backslide again. It was hovering at $1.2730 and 88.08 pence per euro as Prime Minister Theresa May attempted to prop up her position after her party's last week's damaging election.
"The political risks are mounting," said Kathleen Brooks, head of research with City Index in London
good news.. tech stock in US is in recovery and most likely to rebound back.. this shown the decline in tech stock is just temporary. hence, tech stock is in discount today.. vitrox inari unisem gblotronic and aemulus...
@4ever5 l totallly agreed with you. Have faith in them, giving them another year or two to achieve their goal being a young and new co. I believe they will evenually catches up like the few tech stocks in Penang and eventually move to 1st board. Cheers
Aemulus number of share holders is only 2,617. Very few people is holding the share. If everyone keep buying or holding the share and don't sell. It is very easy to push the share price to above RM1.00
Aemulus have been going sideways for several days, given that there is more outflows than inflows of funds into the stocks. The good thing is that there are plenty of buying support from bankers to sustain the price. It seems that the outflows are almost done, so can expect more inflow funds and there may be some upward movement soon. Watch out!
MoneyGamer, I hv ben following your posts on stocks like OceanCash, Frontken, Penta, Elsoft and Salutica, just to name a few and your call on these stock movement is spot-on. Am looking forward to more updates of your trend analysis on Aemulus. Keep it up, bro!
I know but won't tell you bcos my cari makan tools, hahaha dun mind im strait forward ;) i think nobody would tell you this....
But i give u tips...
1)ADL 2) chart pattern -distribute and accumulate 3) 2 MA line crossover!
Stock market not for lazy brain ppl- go read, learn and practice
Regard. (Im in good mood if im not well- tiu lei um ta han) ok ;)
CatFood MoneyGamer, if I may ask what software are you using for your charting? How to see inflows and outflows of big institutional investment? 15/06/2017 08:48
I'm using Homily Chart to analyze the trends of funds flows and presence of bankers in a stock. Stock price is mainly dictated by bankers, i.e. long-term institution funds. Using the chart, I can track the trends of funds movement and how strong is the banker support in a stock. Although it only has about 80% accuracy, but at least it can tell me the funds trend and banker ratio. For example, if there are more than 75% bankers in the stock, there is very high probability of the stock price will jump faster and higher than stocks with bankers ratio of less than 25%.
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