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The fact is Ying Li has never been unhopeful...just that the public are following what all others do, panic over China's clamp down on property speculations. The public are least aware that Chongqing is government's 2nd tier city development program and is least affected by China's clamp down. In addition, YIng Li possess a few prominent projects, amongst which, IFC appears the most promising. Reports by OCBC which itself a major shareholder of Ying Li targets a buy for the next 12 months. Vickersonline DBS recently made a writeup on Ying Li recommending a buy for the next 12 months. Both reported IFC to be partially completed byQ2 as their main draw.....
http://www.ocbcresearch.com/Article.aspx?type=research&id=20090910091341_90332
tanstg ( Date: 15-Jun-2010 18:23) Posted:
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Tomorrow should be hopeful for Ying Li
Sure
happytrading ( Date: 14-Jun-2010 23:04) Posted:
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So safe to buy in tomorrow or not?
Pls advise thanks
Jackiechan ( Date: 14-Jun-2010 22:06) Posted:
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So safe to buy in tomorrow or not?
Pls advise thanks
Jackiechan ( Date: 14-Jun-2010 22:06) Posted:
Hey I agree with you
iPunter ( Date: 14-Jun-2010 20:15) Posted:
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Hey I agree with you
iPunter ( Date: 14-Jun-2010 20:15) Posted:
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Hmm... gg up to fast for me to absorb. gg to take a break for now.
Good chance of this one going up tomorrow.
Ying Li today steady steady pongpipi. Will this continue to go up?
This one has been hammered since it reached the high above 90 cents.Hope no more new policy curbing by the China government. Cheong arh!!!!
If you haven't noticed,
besides agreeing with the posts of sensible posters,
I also tell newbies not to play shares...
hehehe...
Jackiechan ( Date: 14-Jun-2010 14:39) Posted:
Some people only know how to kiss ass, agree with other posts or comment on other posts. But he himself has nothing to contribute.. loser...
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Hahaha...
Part of it is very true ...
If I am very staunch in my opinions, I would have a lot of solid stuff to post...
Such as strong arguments to support by trade...
But unfortunately I am least opinionated when I deal with the beastly market...
(And most importantly, I am not the least angry when the market shows me I am wrong)hehehe...
Some people only know how to kiss ass, agree with other posts or comment on other posts. But he himself has nothing to contribute.. loser...
Yours is a practical, sensible and down-to -earth approach in dealing with the beast.
But those who go to great lengths to staunchly justify their purchases (simply because they have bought)
are impractical positive thinkers who are 'fated' to go "
pok!"
some time in the distant future, if not soon...
I like this defensive thinking thinking. never buy at a high, though that can be tough to decide. for me, if can't decide, I will WALK AWAY.
iPunter ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 15:55) Posted:
I like what you said... ("... Things that are easy to get are not valuable...") Because that saying applies to both sides (those who are bullish and bearish at this moment). But you are being contentious when you made that statement. In other words you said that to 'strengthen' your your bull-biased point of view. And I must say that positive thinking is the worst quality to have in the stock market. On the contrary, negative thinking is the best trait to have in the stock market. This is why many professional stock players practise 'cut-loss' or 'stop loss'. That is pure defensive thinking... it is neither positive nor negative, just simply defensive.
Only amateurs adopt a 'positive thinking' (aka. faith) when dealing with stock market. and many have paid for it with their lives...
Jackiechan ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 11:52) Posted:
I think what Asia lacks is positive thinking and optimism. Everyone seems to sound so negative in Asia..... incredible. Another thing I observe is, everyone likes to follow what others think. When one says 25 cents, another gets influenced and says 15 cents, 10 cents...... don't listen to what others say or think. Have your own judgement and do your own homework. Things that are easy to get are not valuable and listening to others are easy to do, but it doesn't help you much, everyone can do that. |
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Come back after a few weeks and continue to ask newbies "do not play stocks"?...
Hahaha... but only a few will listen anyway...
Zhiwei ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 16:35) Posted:
Wishbone, u better dun make iPunter mad ok. Later he'll again said dun post here liao... & then he'll come back here again few weeks later
wishbone ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 16:14) Posted:
Another word for defensive is "risk management". If you take care of the risk, such as stop loss, preserve capital, ..... the rest will fall in place (like making profit) if it comes your way. It is like performing some stunts, which most important of all for any stuntman, precaution is the utmost important above all. This will at least save you to be able to do the next "risk taking" stunt if thing fails than earning the money for a great stunt. If the stunt is successful, you make the day, if not you still can live to do the next or many more stunts if you take care of the risk and prevent it from hurting you seriously. Of course, taking some risk in stock trading is part of the game. In short, don't lose your pants, if you think you still have the underwear!!!!! Think again
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Wishbone and I have very similar views...
We both are
sensible and defensive stock players
hehehe...
I don't see why I can make him mad. I am speaking his language unless you can read something else and interpret it otherwise besides what I have written then I really do not know the reason.
Anyway, happy posting and make your money in stock trading.
Zhiwei ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 16:35) Posted:
Wishbone, u better dun make iPunter mad ok. Later he'll again said dun post here liao... & then he'll come back here again few weeks later
wishbone ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 16:14) Posted:
Another word for defensive is "risk management". If you take care of the risk, such as stop loss, preserve capital, ..... the rest will fall in place (like making profit) if it comes your way. It is like performing some stunts, which most important of all for any stuntman, precaution is the utmost important above all. This will at least save you to be able to do the next "risk taking" stunt if thing fails than earning the money for a great stunt. If the stunt is successful, you make the day, if not you still can live to do the next or many more stunts if you take care of the risk and prevent it from hurting you seriously. Of course, taking some risk in stock trading is part of the game. In short, don't lose your pants, if you think you still have the underwear!!!!! Think again
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Ya lor...
('',)
Zhiwei ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 16:35) Posted:
Wishbone, u better dun make iPunter mad ok. Later he'll again said dun post here liao... & then he'll come back here again few weeks later
wishbone ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 16:14) Posted:
Another word for defensive is "risk management". If you take care of the risk, such as stop loss, preserve capital, ..... the rest will fall in place (like making profit) if it comes your way. It is like performing some stunts, which most important of all for any stuntman, precaution is the utmost important above all. This will at least save you to be able to do the next "risk taking" stunt if thing fails than earning the money for a great stunt. If the stunt is successful, you make the day, if not you still can live to do the next or many more stunts if you take care of the risk and prevent it from hurting you seriously. Of course, taking some risk in stock trading is part of the game. In short, don't lose your pants, if you think you still have the underwear!!!!! Think again
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Wishbone, u better dun make iPunter mad ok. Later he'll again said dun post here liao... & then he'll come back here again few weeks later
wishbone ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 16:14) Posted:
Another word for defensive is "risk management". If you take care of the risk, such as stop loss, preserve capital, ..... the rest will fall in place (like making profit) if it comes your way. It is like performing some stunts, which most important of all for any stuntman, precaution is the utmost important above all. This will at least save you to be able to do the next "risk taking" stunt if thing fails than earning the money for a great stunt. If the stunt is successful, you make the day, if not you still can live to do the next or many more stunts if you take care of the risk and prevent it from hurting you seriously. Of course, taking some risk in stock trading is part of the game. In short, don't lose your pants, if you think you still have the underwear!!!!! Think again
iPunter ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 15:55) Posted:
I like what you said... ("... Things that are easy to get are not valuable...") Because that saying applies to both sides (those who are bullish and bearish at this moment). But you are being contentious when you made that statement. In other words you said that to 'strengthen' your your bull-biased point of view. And I must say that positive thinking is the worst quality to have in the stock market. On the contrary, negative thinking is the best trait to have in the stock market. This is why many professional stock players practise 'cut-loss' or 'stop loss'. That is pure defensive thinking... it is neither positive nor negative, just simply defensive.
Only amateurs adopt a 'positive thinking' (aka. faith) when dealing with stock market. and many have paid for it with their lives...
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Another word for defensive is "risk management". If you take care of the risk, such as stop loss, preserve capital, ..... the rest will fall in place (like making profit) if it comes your way.
It is like performing some stunts, which most important of all for any stuntman, precaution is the utmost important above all. This will at least save you to be able to do the next "risk taking" stunt if thing fails than earning the money for a great stunt.
If the stunt is successful, you make the day, if not you still can live to do the next or many more stunts if you take care of the risk and prevent it from hurting you seriously. Of course, taking some risk in stock trading is part of the game.
In short, don't lose your pants, if you think you still have the underwear!!!!! Think again
iPunter ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 15:55) Posted:
I like what you said... ("... Things that are easy to get are not valuable...") Because that saying applies to both sides (those who are bullish and bearish at this moment). But you are being contentious when you made that statement. In other words you said that to 'strengthen' your your bull-biased point of view. And I must say that positive thinking is the worst quality to have in the stock market. On the contrary, negative thinking is the best trait to have in the stock market. This is why many professional stock players practise 'cut-loss' or 'stop loss'. That is pure defensive thinking... it is neither positive nor negative, just simply defensive.
Only amateurs adopt a 'positive thinking' (aka. faith) when dealing with stock market. and many have paid for it with their lives...
Jackiechan ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 11:52) Posted:
I think what Asia lacks is positive thinking and optimism. Everyone seems to sound so negative in Asia..... incredible. Another thing I observe is, everyone likes to follow what others think. When one says 25 cents, another gets influenced and says 15 cents, 10 cents...... don't listen to what others say or think. Have your own judgement and do your own homework. Things that are easy to get are not valuable and listening to others are easy to do, but it doesn't help you much, everyone can do that. |
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I like what you said... ("... Things that are easy to get are not valuable...")
Because that saying applies to both sides (those who are bullish and bearish at this moment).
But you are being contentious when you made that statement. In other words you said that to 'strengthen' your your bull-biased point of view.
And I must say that positive thinking is the worst quality to have in the stock market.
On the contrary, negative thinking is the best trait to have in the stock market. This is why many professional stock players practise 'cut-loss' or 'stop loss'.
That is pure defensive thinking... it is neither positive nor negative, just simply defensive.
Only amateurs adopt a 'positive thinking' (aka. faith) when dealing with stock market. and many have paid for it with their lives...
Jackiechan ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 11:52) Posted:
I think what Asia lacks is positive thinking and optimism. Everyone seems to sound so negative in Asia..... incredible. Another thing I observe is, everyone likes to follow what others think. When one says 25 cents, another gets influenced and says 15 cents, 10 cents...... don't listen to what others say or think. Have your own judgement and do your own homework. Things that are easy to get are not valuable and listening to others are easy to do, but it doesn't help you much, everyone can do that. |
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