I'm totally new in this investing.
can anyone guide me where should I start?
or any demo version recommended?
I don't even know how to read the technical stuff..
appreciate much for the helps
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39 comment(s).Last comment by kien911 2017-03-09 14:07
Id agree with stockmanmy on this. FA first and foremost. TA second.
When you understand the company down to its bones, it'll be much easier to hold when the stock goes down. Since you know the market is being irrational.
If you are a chartist, cannot sleep at all, cause up down, you dont know why, just know you need to buy before others and sell before others. Which is close to impossible.
Jon,go popular bookstore can find coldeye's books...book no 1 for FA,book 2 for his investment philosophy n book no 3 for suntze plus investment philopsophy
Chartist might not right all the time, but sometime it allows you to detect bullish moments and you can hoot kow kow by increasing exposure substantially, Huat ah
My point is that if charts can allow you to score one big one every year, enough already
I recommend KC Chong. What is one year of hardship learning when you can get many returns during and after the course? The alternative is to follow delayed stock picks written by KC Chong or Tradeview. Avoid charties (TA) at all cost!
Always keep in mind - invest, don't speculate. You are no match against those syndicates. They will jack up the price, when u started to follow, they already started to dump.
kien911 nice to meet you. You did not mention how much capital you want to invest. I recommend cheap stock to you eg Xinghe only 3.5 sen but profitable.
kc chongz seems nice. I really appreciated the advices.
chartist means they invest based on the chart?
but I rather get to know the companies profile and business nature and depends on the market situation and movement to invest.
is this one of the ways to invest? or is this a slow way? but I will gain more confident on the market structure and business nature rather than 'chart'
Do not buy any tips from any sifu/taikor, read a lot & build the competency on your own stock analysis .... slowly practice on how to catch the fish at your own decision ..
http://www.malaysiastock.biz/ start your own portfolio using this free only website ... make it as real as possible ... analyze what is right & what went wrong ... revision, practice repeatedly
Go to homily chart ... their software is quite good but do not take 100% from their sharing ... TA+FA+financial psychology+big picture thinking+discipline = winning formula @KLSE
1. You start your analysis (Stock Selection based on Ta/FA/Growth) 2. You can use this"portfolio" feature in the website to see your selection performance 3. review it periodically & do self reflection 4. Write down/update your own strategy of investing based on lesson learnt & your risk apetite 5. Once you think you are ready .. start trading 6. Repeat 1-5 until you become an expert
Value Investing is good but remember the rapid change in business environment (Always remember the Nokia's burning platform & Kodak Film story --> Who move my cheese). read the Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
Growth stock --> Blue Ocean Strategy but need patience & expertise to understand the "realized" potential
FA --> must learn on how to read AR & QR TA --> powerful elements of stock analysis --> The impact created by Dow is still significant (Dow Jone Index). Read Elliot Wave Theory & Gann's Technique
FINALLY PRACTICE!
Personal Advice: 孙子兵法: 不要百战百胜,要“一战而定”. No need to invest in too many counters, ONE in a Quarter is enough but make sure you win BIG!
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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I'm totally new in this investing. can anyone guide me where should I start? or any demo version recommended? I don't even know how to read the technical stuff.. appreciate much for the helps