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Yeah, but sadly investors here, instead of timing, are doing investment with averaging down bcos they are too worried they missed the boat

for one, they are noobs. secondly, not intelligent enough to see when is the bottom. what to do?
 

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I am mere mortal

i dunno when is exactly the bottom

so I see cheap i buy liao

hold for dividends

if it goes lower, its fine~ just hold and collect my 5% yield for years to come
 

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I'm not gonna explain much in details but my guidelines Is when entering, must use chart to find support to hoot one and not because it's cheap in valuation or cheap in p/e

Open the chart, scroll all the way back to last 5-10 years. Then identity all possible supports level. Then plan your entry

Using the 2009 low as the ultimate lowest as a benchmark to judge

To buy and hold, must oppose wahkao3 theory, when fa bad ta bad, I will open warchest, hoot and keep.

To buy to flip, then follow wahkao3 theory, fa good, ta good, then hoot to flip

My strategy haha, maybe that is why until now my warchest still not opened yet

wah power. accumulate then when sti down to 1500 all in. hold for recovery, easily double the amount. easy money! no choice, that's why dumb people such as myself remain poor.
 

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I got a wife. We rent and share a two bedroom apartment with another couple. Every month, I give my wife $800. My expense including that is still $1500

I salute your wife. Not many local women can take that, especially if the husband earns enough to afford something more comfortable.
 

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wah power. accumulate then when sti down to 1500 all in. hold for recovery, easily double the amount. easy money! no choice, that's why dumb people such as myself remain poor.

Now STI fall to 2500 is not easy task. Pple will wise up after previous crisis. Unless earnings of STI stocks really fall by 20%.
 

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wah power. accumulate then when sti down to 1500 all in. hold for recovery, easily double the amount. easy money! no choice, that's why dumb people such as myself remain poor.

yeah, when sti around 2000 level, i shd be 70% cash, when sti below 1800, i shd be 50% cash

just my guidelines
 

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I'm not gonna explain much in details but my guidelines Is when entering, must use chart to find support to hoot one and not because it's cheap in valuation or cheap in p/e

Open the chart, scroll all the way back to last 5-10 years. Then identity all possible supports level. Then plan your entry

Using the 2009 low as the ultimate lowest as a benchmark to judge

To buy and hold, must oppose wahkao3 theory, when fa bad ta bad, I will open warchest, hoot and keep.

To buy to flip, then follow wahkao3 theory, fa good, ta good, then hoot to flip

My strategy haha, maybe that is why until now my warchest still not opened yet

NOL never recover. Hyflux never recover. Creative never recover. When counters die, they can really die.

The only thing that is highly likely to recover is STI ETF, and maybe the big 3 banks.
 

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Now STI fall to 2500 is not easy task. Pple will wise up after previous crisis. Unless earnings of STI stocks really fall by 20%.

honestly i think 2500-2600 have chance. SG economy has been rather inflated in recent years. it's good to cut away all that excess fat and firm up its foundations. i held on to my 30% cash just for that occurrence, probably next year before all the good effects kick in from all those things SG has signed recently. lower than that is act of god already.
 

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NOL never recover. Hyflux never recover. Creative never recover. When counters die, they can really die.

The only thing that is highly likely to recover is STI ETF, and maybe the big 3 banks.

You can also hoot and show hand in sti etf too

If u have bought the etf during that time, you should be able to get it at $1.70, and sold off at $3.50??

Dbs was at $6.42, and went as high as $20.80

Just to quote
 

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next low shd be maybe 1600 :s22:

I shd will opening warchest at 1950 and hoot all the way down to 1600. And if it break 1600, just use leverage to go in further
#Uncle168.

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You can also hoot and show hand in sti etf too

If u have bought the etf during that time, you should be able to get it at $1.70, and sold off at $3.50??

Dbs was at $6.42, and went as high as $20.80

Just to quote

i hope i can get to eat $2 chicken rice again.
 

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You can also hoot and show hand in sti etf too

If u have bought the etf during that time, you should be able to get it at $1.70, and sold off at $3.50??

Dbs was at $6.42, and went as high as $20.80

Just to quote

That time I got little money and know next to nothing about shares. I didn't know about looking at share prices on Yahoo Finance. I didn't know you can look at charts with historical prices. I didn't even know STI ETF existed.

Now I know more and have warchest sitting there...
 
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