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For knowledge of technical analysia, u only can master it through continual practice. In short, u must read, understand and master these phrases and conditions:
a)accumulation period, mark-up period & distribution period;
b)trendline, support & resistance, head & shoulder, trend reversal & so on.
c) chart reading (daily & monthly) that consists volume, slow stochastic, MACD & RSI.
(To acquire free chart reading, see www.tradesignum.com. For learning technical analysis, see www.terraseeds.com. To master it, read a complete set of 'technical analysis' book together with klse real company charts.

For fundamental analysis, the simplest way for an ordinary investor to choose any counter is to focus on net profit per share & dividend. Any counters that does not fulfill a low PER and high dividend will be omitted straight away.

In conclusion, u must have the ability to select the best counters (usually less than 10 from all the 1000+ counters)before u jump in the market. U also need to try to be able to buy in any counter at a price about 10% from its lowest, or the most at less than 20%.

I have yahoo messenger only. If u need further help especially data ­base­ on fundamental analysis, let me know your email for me to send the excel file to you.
 
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A sincere tip to all BEGINNER:
NOW is not the right time to buy share. The market is approaching to its top for this cycle. It is NOW in early distribution period.
 
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2 Years ago
 
Hi, Nifong.

I m a beginner in share market as well. I would like to learn something from u if you don't mind.

Can i have the share information like fundamental analysis, technical analysis from u too?

Thank you very much.

My email is This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Besides that, i saw your latest post said now is not a good time to buy share...but how about sell?
Because currently i have a share E&O keep dropping.

Have a nice day.
 
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Dear BS,
I will send u my data file of fundamental information for all klse companies. I hope u can try to learn and understand it. If u have any question later, u may contact me through the mail box that I am going to send u the information.

For technical analysis information, please refer to my previous posts. One point I have to stress out is that there is no shortcut way in mastering share investment. U really have to learn seriously. Actually nowadays learning share investment is very much easier compare with me more than 20 years ago. At that time, there is no computer and also software, I charted the closing price of klse companies day by day onto the graph paper and analyze them just by using hand with the help of newspaper and calculator only. Now there is plenty of free learning source and software. In short, u must try to understand ­meta­stock chart or Superchart (Superchart is better but is already out of market).

I mentioned that now is not the right time to buy share is referred to most of the shares in general. This is because nearly all shares have appreciated at least 50% to more than 100% - so the risk reward is very high. Technically also, nearly all shares are approaching their tops or somewhere around the tops. For me, the best and safest strategy is to hold and sell on strength, no more buying.

For E&O, it is fundamentally not a good share - weak profit and low dividend (5% or less). However, it seems that it is going to have a minor rebound soon. If u were reluctant to cut loss last time, u should have bought some more this counter when it dropped to root bottom to averaging the cost so that u won't lose later when u sell off after rebound.

U are still young, still plenty chances of earning a living in share investment. If u are serious, I suggest u to spend few hundred dollars to a thousand to subscribe an online data ­base­ source and installing charting software. With my data file supplied to u and your few hours of learning a day, I think u can do quite well after 3 months. But profit or not is also ­base­d on your personality, EQ and controlling of your emotion.

Happy learning and ...
 
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Hi, BS

Email with attached files that sent to u was returned with error. Is your email gmguah ... ? Or please supply me a yahoo mailbox.
 
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Hi, Nifong.

Thank you very much for your guide and advise. I m self learning the stock invest from internet and newspaper, so that why i would like to learn it from those who has a lot of invest experience like you.:)

For the E&O invest, i admit that my research was not do enough, i just simply trust the newspaper news & internet information.

After the lesson, i realized that i need to improve my stock invest knowledge to avoid same thing happen.

My email is (GMQUAH) This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or (BS_QUAH) This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Once again, thank for your guide and reply.
 
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Hi Mr Quah,
No wonder the mail returned, it really can't differentiate between 'g' and 'q' after underlining. This time I have sent to your yahoo mailbox, should be ok.
 
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I realize that beginner usually becomes interested in share investing during bull market.Actually, now is not the time for them to buy, instead it is the best time for them to plan, to accumulate data or information and study to enrich their knowledge. Once they have graduated from their study and research, the market will be in bear cycle. Then they will have a lot of chances to practise, to buy and to profit.

I do not wish to repeat my 'guide' as I have mentioned it repeatedly in previous posts. Frankly speaking, I have stopped buying shares for quite some time. My last buy transaction is on Feb 2009 since I started accumulating shares from 2H2008. After loaded, I continue holding them and only started to unload from Oct 2009. Now I am still holding about 30% 'best counters' in my portfolio.

For your reference, my steps of investing are as follow:

a) Preparation:
Gather data and information for all counters.

b) After market collapses, I start to mark down those prospective counters and start to view their charts.

c) Once any 'marked counters' have dropped to very low price and the overall market has totally 'dead', I will start to buy.

My criteria for selecting counters are as follow:
1) PE ratio must be low, usually around 5 to 7
2) Dividend at least over 6 cents for few years for counters around $1 to &1.50. For blue chips, price must at their low end.
3) Profit is stable at least for few years and is expected to maintain or grow.
4) Technically, price must be at lower end, further downside risk is very limited. Try to buy any counter with price within 20% from its lowest point (10% for good liquidity counters and 20% for not so liquidity counters). If price continue to dip after buying, buy more to average the cost. Once price rises above 20%, just give up buying the counter.
5) For every cycle, number of counter I bought usually around 5.

In order to achieve this, one must have full data source for all KLSE counters and install/subscribe for online charting software.
(I am full time share investor besides doing social work; for beginner can get free charting service to save money).

How to buy? Just go to any securities company to open an account. You can buy through a phone call or through online.

For beginner to get more idea of any share counter, just type any keyword in google search, you will get a lot of websites and blogs discussing shares.

I hope my answer will fulfill all beginners' question mark and put an end to this topic.
 
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what charting software do u use?
 
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