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Hi
i m new here and i bot GAR 2 days ago at 0.67...could i hv bot at a high price or i m still safe? advice? anyone?
master isolator,
u are very much welcomed to post ur trade for fun..
looking forward for more fun trading posts :)
again, congras !
Isolator ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 11:32) Posted:
| I never make call here... Just post my trade for fun.... And I never greedy... just few bids is enough for me already... |
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I never make call here... Just post my trade for fun.... And I never greedy... just few bids is enough for me already...
Isolator could share more openly his rationale for longing or shorting a particular counter at the time he calls for it, so we can have a better understanding of his thinking process, to stimulate a more objective discussion among the forumers (and hopefully with better results too!). Would be more useful instead of quoting his favourite black box answer " I believe what my screen tells me" ...
Since Isolator ofter says he's " always wrong" , he can stand to gain by being more open his methods and getting our feedback and views as well?
dun forget his sapphire wahaha he say he longing n also went n long n make starbucks to drink very nice hehehehe. so far except his 2600 all e counter he short or long mostly do it right. he is neither bullish or bearish he is just followin as e market takes him.
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 09:24) Posted:
Very strong now.
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 08:10) Posted:
I am developing more respect for Mr.Isolator.
He called a sell on GAR and a buy on MIDAS previously. Target I think for Midas was 0.84 and target for GAR, 0.66. In both positions, he has since reversed his calls. But with good reason.
For Midas, he closed his position at (I believe) 0.82 and almost immediately, it fell two cents that day. With GAR, when it was 0.70 plus, he called a short on this. It took a long time but eventually it fell to yesterday's low of 0.66.
Don't know what these two will do today but my admiration is based on one fundamental principle in trading. NEVER LOVE OR HATE A COUNTER. There is such a thing as over-priced or under-priced for all stocks. Except for companies with bad business models (i.e. Raffles Education, Healthway, etc.) all other counters will offer opportunities to buy into at some point. Even AIA, as recent as one year ago there were fears of insolvencies, is now the darling of Asia.
I am still long on GAR as I firmly believe this counter will hit $1.00 but it was not wrong for Isolater to sell and take profit. And now at his targetted price, to call a buy. Just don t know why he is sharing his strategy so openly. One would think that the smart play would be to play quietly.... Whatever, well-done Mr.Isolator. |
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I enjoy reading Isolator's posts but that is not to say I follow his trades blindly. His posts offer me a different perspective which I find helpful as I would like to go towards more active trading in addition to my current style of swing and position. My views of him as a confident and witty trader hasn't changed, despite all the names calling. :) I believe a good trader should be able to long and short a market when the situation warrants it.
There is good learning if one is able to maintain objectivity and clarity. But to blindly follow without having your own game plan is just courting trouble.
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 08:10) Posted:
I am developing more respect for Mr.Isolator.
He called a sell on GAR and a buy on MIDAS previously. Target I think for Midas was 0.84 and target for GAR, 0.66. In both positions, he has since reversed his calls. But with good reason.
For Midas, he closed his position at (I believe) 0.82 and almost immediately, it fell two cents that day. With GAR, when it was 0.70 plus, he called a short on this. It took a long time but eventually it fell to yesterday's low of 0.66.
Don't know what these two will do today but my admiration is based on one fundamental principle in trading. NEVER LOVE OR HATE A COUNTER. There is such a thing as over-priced or under-priced for all stocks. Except for companies with bad business models (i.e. Raffles Education, Healthway, etc.) all other counters will offer opportunities to buy into at some point. Even AIA, as recent as one year ago there were fears of insolvencies, is now the darling of Asia.
I am still long on GAR as I firmly believe this counter will hit $1.00 but it was not wrong for Isolater to sell and take profit. And now at his targetted price, to call a buy. Just don t know why he is sharing his strategy so openly. One would think that the smart play would be to play quietly.... Whatever, well-done Mr.Isolator.
eplepl ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 18:28) Posted:
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Hee hee. That's what I did yesterday. But than again, I holding lots at higher prices too.
Isolator ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 09:33) Posted:
Oh.. I thought I always say... never enter at the best price.... 66.5 is very good enough..... That's why I am always wrong you see... lol... |
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Oh.. I thought I always say... never enter at the best price.... 66.5 is very good enough..... That's why I am always wrong you see... lol...
i also try his method.... except could not get GAR @ 0.66
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 08:10) Posted:
I am developing more respect for Mr.Isolator.
He called a sell on GAR and a buy on MIDAS previously. Target I think for Midas was 0.84 and target for GAR, 0.66. In both positions, he has since reversed his calls. But with good reason.
For Midas, he closed his position at (I believe) 0.82 and almost immediately, it fell two cents that day. With GAR, when it was 0.70 plus, he called a short on this. It took a long time but eventually it fell to yesterday's low of 0.66.
Don't know what these two will do today but my admiration is based on one fundamental principle in trading. NEVER LOVE OR HATE A COUNTER. There is such a thing as over-priced or under-priced for all stocks. Except for companies with bad business models (i.e. Raffles Education, Healthway, etc.) all other counters will offer opportunities to buy into at some point. Even AIA, as recent as one year ago there were fears of insolvencies, is now the darling of Asia.
I am still long on GAR as I firmly believe this counter will hit $1.00 but it was not wrong for Isolater to sell and take profit. And now at his targetted price, to call a buy. Just don t know why he is sharing his strategy so openly. One would think that the smart play would be to play quietly.... Whatever, well-done Mr.Isolator.
eplepl ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 18:28) Posted:
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congras isolator )
Isolator ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 09:24) Posted:
| I am here for fun... Always wrong... Please do not follow me.... thx.... |
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I am here for fun... Always wrong... Please do not follow me.... thx....
Very strong now.
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 27-Apr-2011 08:10) Posted:
I am developing more respect for Mr.Isolator.
He called a sell on GAR and a buy on MIDAS previously. Target I think for Midas was 0.84 and target for GAR, 0.66. In both positions, he has since reversed his calls. But with good reason.
For Midas, he closed his position at (I believe) 0.82 and almost immediately, it fell two cents that day. With GAR, when it was 0.70 plus, he called a short on this. It took a long time but eventually it fell to yesterday's low of 0.66.
Don't know what these two will do today but my admiration is based on one fundamental principle in trading. NEVER LOVE OR HATE A COUNTER. There is such a thing as over-priced or under-priced for all stocks. Except for companies with bad business models (i.e. Raffles Education, Healthway, etc.) all other counters will offer opportunities to buy into at some point. Even AIA, as recent as one year ago there were fears of insolvencies, is now the darling of Asia.
I am still long on GAR as I firmly believe this counter will hit $1.00 but it was not wrong for Isolater to sell and take profit. And now at his targetted price, to call a buy. Just don t know why he is sharing his strategy so openly. One would think that the smart play would be to play quietly.... Whatever, well-done Mr.Isolator.
eplepl ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 18:28) Posted:
| u are quite complex..... any hints to give us |
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I am developing more respect for Mr.Isolator.
He called a sell on GAR and a buy on MIDAS previously. Target I think for Midas was 0.84 and target for GAR, 0.66. In both positions, he has since reversed his calls. But with good reason.
For Midas, he closed his position at (I believe) 0.82 and almost immediately, it fell two cents that day. With GAR, when it was 0.70 plus, he called a short on this. It took a long time but eventually it fell to yesterday's low of 0.66.
Don't know what these two will do today but my admiration is based on one fundamental principle in trading. NEVER LOVE OR HATE A COUNTER. There is such a thing as over-priced or under-priced for all stocks. Except for companies with bad business models (i.e. Raffles Education, Healthway, etc.) all other counters will offer opportunities to buy into at some point. Even AIA, as recent as one year ago there were fears of insolvencies, is now the darling of Asia.
I am still long on GAR as I firmly believe this counter will hit $1.00 but it was not wrong for Isolater to sell and take profit. And now at his targetted price, to call a buy. Just don t know why he is sharing his strategy so openly. One would think that the smart play would be to play quietly.... Whatever, well-done Mr.Isolator.
eplepl ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 18:28) Posted:
u are quite complex..... any hints to give us ?
Isolator ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 14:31) Posted:
| Finally reach 66ct... to me is important.... |
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I'm not sure if my argument below is oversimplifying things, but although CPO is clearly in a downtrend, the current price of 67c is somewhat attractive in relation to the CPO price. Assuming that CPO price is strongly correlated and moves in proportion to GAR stock price, CPO price in last Sep was in the RM2700/ton zone, and GAR stock price was ard 59c. In Jan-Feb this year, CPO shot up to a peak of over RM3900/ton, and correspondingly, GAR stock price went up to ard 82c. If the CPO price is now ard RM3300/ton (support is observed at ard RM3200/ton) and remains at this level (mid of 2700 and 3900), we can expect GAR stock price to stabilise at roughly midpt of 82c and 59c, which is
70.5c??
catalyst ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 19:03) Posted:
If CPO price is steadily on downtrend, shouldn't GAR price be following suit? i.e. dropping further too?
Any views?
pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 16:48) Posted:
PALM OIL PRICE PEAKED
in FEBRUARY 2011
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This baby is such a disappointment. That time saw 0.72 & hoping can see 0.75, 0.80 soon. Who know going down trend again..... I think I have to keep till end of year to see " light" already..... zzzzzzz
If CPO price is steadily on downtrend, shouldn't GAR price be following suit? i.e. dropping further too?
Any views?
pharoah88 ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 16:48) Posted:
PALM OIL PRICE PEAKED
in FEBRUARY 2011
and FELL into
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u are quite complex..... any hints to give us ?
Isolator ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 14:31) Posted:
| Finally reach 66ct... to me is important.... |
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I know. It would be crazy to trade in one direction. Its just that there were times that you always mention " short" and " 66ct" so those two always come in mind when I see " isolator" . Dont get me wrong, I respect you a lot.
Isolator ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 17:00) Posted:
I have said... 66ct is important to me.... Now I long it taking 66ct as support..... I trade either direction....fyi
fools_gold ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 16:38) Posted:
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I have said... 66ct is important to me.... Now I long it taking 66ct as support..... I trade either direction....fyi
fools_gold ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 16:38) Posted:
wow..for a change yeah?
Isolator ( Date: 26-Apr-2011 16:37) Posted:
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PALM OIL PRICE PEAKED
in FEBRUARY 2011
and FELL into
DOWNTREND
