it is true, i really want to keep till it ex but judging the mkt condition seem like it is time for correction after a steep step up. i will take my gamble to bet the mkt to go down and buy back at a lower price. if plan does not work just leave it.
see you starting accummulating again....this time on cscenic & keladi. all d best mate..
Most Asian market and European market bounce back to positive territory. It seem market still viable to invest, any selling likely to absorb well due to larger market player and retail participation.
Keep watching stock and capitalize on any upside to sell on srength and buy on weakness. This strategy still work!
Just bought into Maybank at RM5 for longterm hold. Will post it later. My ratio is 27% cash & 73% stocks. Still a large chunk of them for div yeilding.
Market down more than 9pts, while waiting for market correction, its better to adopt wait and see approach.
ReplyDeleteAfter yesterday disposing all cscenic and partial Amfirst, Portfolio now only left with one stock: Amfirst (about 2% holding).
With about 98% free capital available, i'll examine carefully for right timing and right price to re-enter the market.
Bought cscenic at 36sen, equity stake up to 13%
ReplyDeleteIf tonite DJ dip further likely that KLCI will follow suit...
ReplyDeletequeuing to sell my TM now...see if there is any opportunity to buy back when market really in correction...
ReplyDeleteDone. SOld all my TM at RM3.82 to realise some gain first. will buy back when market weakness...
ReplyDeleteBought more cscenic at 36.5sen, increase further cscenic stake from 13% to 22%.
ReplyDeleteBought keladi at 15-15.5sen, raising equity stake up to 35%.
With today purchase, portfolio now consist of keladi 35%; cscenic 22%; and Amfirst 2%.
Horse
ReplyDeleteI thought you plan to sell TM after capital repayment or dividend payout?
However, i back your decision as investment plan need to alter in accord to market envirnoment.
it is true, i really want to keep till it ex but judging the mkt condition seem like it is time for correction after a steep step up. i will take my gamble to bet the mkt to go down and buy back at a lower price. if plan does not work just leave it.
ReplyDeletesee you starting accummulating again....this time on cscenic & keladi. all d best mate..
mkt don't seem to die just like that...seem buy spree is back again. Lets see tonite DJ, hope it rebounce..
ReplyDeleteMost Asian market and European market bounce back to positive territory. It seem market still viable to invest, any selling likely to absorb well due to larger market player and retail participation.
ReplyDeleteKeep watching stock and capitalize on any upside to sell on srength and buy on weakness. This strategy still work!
Wow! sold almost three quarter of cscenic at 39-40sen; sold almost half keladi at 16sen; realize T+1 handsome profit
ReplyDeleteYeah! sold off all remaining cscenic at 41sen, realize all profit!
ReplyDeletewow, you did it again. congrat...
ReplyDeleteSold off all keladi at 16sen, at the same time, bought back all keladi at 15.5sen, realize intraday gain instead of T+1.
ReplyDeleteIn addition, bought more keladi at 15.5sen. Increase further stake of keladi further from 35% to 70% of total
Sold off all Amfirst at 93.5sen
Ha! sold off all today additional keladi at 16sen for intraday gain + about 15% yesterday keladi at 16sen for second round T+1 gain again.
ReplyDeletePortfolio still have about 20% yesterday keladi, will q to sell at 16.5sen in the afternoon session for higher profit margin.
Yeah! Sold off all keladi at 16.5sen for higher gain.
ReplyDeleteWith that, portfolio for the first time have zero stock holding!
I really need sometime to re-examine stock movement to re-enter market.
How about you, horse. with yesterday TM disposed, what is your stock holding percentage now?
Just bought into Maybank at RM5 for longterm hold. Will post it later.
ReplyDeleteMy ratio is 27% cash & 73% stocks. Still a large chunk of them for div yeilding.
which online trading company service you use? looks interestting, is the brokerage fee expensive?
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