Wednesday, 24 April 2013

Capitaland & Sembcorp Industries

Entered the above 2 trades today.

Capitaland



I bought some shares at $3.51. The closing wasn't as good as i would prefer it to be. First target is for it to break above $3.58 and reach around $3.65-$3,70. Second target will be around $3.80-$4.
Cut loss below the recent low.


Sembcorp Industries



I bought some shares at 4.96. Was choosing between this and Semb Marine. First target is around $5.10 to $5.15 and second target is around $5.20-$5.30 and thereafter $5.40-$5.50. Cut loss is below the recent low.

Happy trading.

Wednesday, 6 March 2013

Ausgroup

It has been a while since i attempt a swing trade due to my overwhelming workload. Not sure if it has become rusty or not.


First Target 54-56 and Second Target 62-64 and third target will be above 68 (analyst price is around 73)?

Cut loss slightly below recent low.

Happy Trading.

Wednesday, 6 February 2013

CLSA Fengshui Index 2013



An early Happy Chinese New Year to all readers. This is the year of the snake. The popular CLSA index is out. The report is here for your reading pleasure. This is a "tongue-in-cheek" guide so treat it with more fun than seriousness.

Sunday, 3 February 2013

Small caps

Ever since my last update on STI, it has been moving northwards and towards record highs. I have not been trading actively due to a busy work and travelling schedule and has missed the small caps run up in January as well.



The small caps are having a field day. They are taking turns to do the run up. I will be very wary when small caps without sound fundamentals are doing their run ups. I only have one "advice" if you like to play small caps, that is, don't be the last one to hold the babies. 

For all bull runs, the small caps will typically be the 'last to run' as the smart money rotates out of blue chips into the small caps. It is easy to be carried away. Please don't get me wrong, you can make a lot of money playing small caps but you must know when to "walk away" and call it a day as well. I will probably be very alert if i am punting small cap stocks. 

Happing trading. :)

Tuesday, 8 January 2013

STX OSV

STX OSV

.

I spotted this yesterday at 1.325 (before it closed at 1.34). Didn't manage to buy as i hesitated too long since i was still expecting to see a STI correction in the coming days. It has a nice bullish divergence between price and the various indicators. The first target for this rebound should be around 140-145. Don't think it will go below 122 since that was the M&A transacted price.

Some of my previous recommendations (such as Noble, Capital Retail China, Sembcorp Marine, Sembcorp Industries) have hit their second targets so you either take profit or remember to put trailing stops to them.

Happy trading.

Thursday, 3 January 2013

STI Update

Just when I said STI has turned into a sell for me on New Year's eve, it got a big boost from the "fiscal cliff" or the lack of it and fly up to the sky. hahaha


STI formed a doji today. It is an indication that the bulls and bears are "fighting it out". Watch out for a potential formation of the evening doji star.

My view remained the same that upside is limited with downside potential in January. I will not 'chase' the STI stocks (generally speaking) and the previous correction target remain the same. Let's see how it pans out in the coming days.

Happy trading.





Monday, 31 December 2012

Straits Time Index

I am back after another trip last week.

While i was overseas, it was interesting to read "bullish headlines" about how the market will gain another 25-30% or resumes its uptrend in 2013. As usual, the crystal ball grazing provides tons of fun but little value. In fact, it might act as a good indication of an imminent correction that always occur whenever the headlines of local newspaper turned bullish (the reverse is true as well).


STI has turned into a sell for me today. My first target is around 3100, followed by 3050.

Hope all readers have a happy and prosperous 2013.




Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Google Analytics