Wednesday 31 December 2014

"HAPPY NEW YEAR" - Build your Money Making "Factory" with 10 courses from World # 1 Stock Operator

"HAPPY NEW YEAR" - Build your Money Making "Factory" with
10 courses from World # 1 Stock Operator

This is the best CHRISTMAS present ever received for stock players.
Here is the PRESENT;

http://purebull-bursatrader.blogspot.ca/2014/12/merry-christmas-use-all-10-lessons-from.html

I was shocked n awed that not a single soul gives a tick of Like to my last post on i3investor forum. My usual postings will garnered about 2000 to 3000 hits, but this all-important post only had 570 hits/views.

LISTEN carefully, ALL greatest winning stocks in any countries must come out from this Money Making "Factory", no others will.
Go on, re-strategize into 3 broad steps as the core foundation:

+  Mission for fast money making, aiming CAGR +26%, +31% or > per cycle
+  Strategies
+  Action of execution

U can put all the 10 courses or silos of investing skills into above 3 steps n U'll have the perpetual
Money Making "Factory" for LIFE........

"HAPPY NEW YEAR"
To all my friends n readers, 
Our future ahead is ever Bright n Wide open always...

More HERE ,
http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/cube/post/purebull.jsp

NB: 
There r usually 2 cycles per year. Mr Mkt is very kind. HE wants us to be Rich !
CAGR  +26% over 20 cycles/stocks  =  your money grows  +100 X =  fast money making
CAGR  +31% over 20 cycles/stocks  =  your money grows  +200 X =  fast money making
Better still,
CAGR  +41% over 20 cycles/stocks  = your money grows +1,000 X = what have U.




Wednesday 24 December 2014

"MERRY CHRISTMAS" - USE All 10 lessons from World # 1 Stock Operator.

10 lessons from World # 1 Stock Operator
By John Maxfield

Few stock market operators in American history continue to command as much respect and attention from modern investors as Jesse Livermore. And thanks to American journalist Edwin Lefevre's Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, a work of "fiction" that is in fact a thinly veiled biography of Livermore, we have a clear account of the notorious speculator's successes and failures.

It's no exaggeration to say this is one of the great classics of the investing genre, right alongside Henry Clews' 50 Years In Wall Street, Philip Fisher's Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, and Benjamin Graham's The Intelligent Investor.

One of the strongest draws of the book is Livermore's fascinating life story, in which he earned and lost a half-dozen fortunes during his time on Wall Street. But beyond this, one can't help but admire the countless observations and anecdotes about the market that remain as true today as they were more than nine decades ago, when the book first went on sale. It was, after all, Livermore who said that "history repeats itself all the time in Wall Street."

It's with this in mind that I recently spent a day rereading Reminiscences of a Stock Operator in order to tease out the most interesting and applicable lessons about investing. In no particular order, then, here are 10 of the most timeless anecdotes (accompanied by quotes) that investors can learn from Livermore:

MY TAKES R SIMPLIFIED IN ITALICS +++

1. An investor's greatest enemy is often himself.

The speculator's chief enemies are always boring from within. It is inseparable from human nature to hope and to fear. ... The successful trader has to fight these two deep-seated instincts. He has to reverse what you might call his natural impulses. Instead of hoping he must fear; instead of fearing he must hope.
+ Charts can tell tomorrow's news Today. Use it correctly to our prosperity.
+ Uptrend is our friend.

2. It is unwise to invest in the stock market if you don't know what you're doing.

The one game of all games that really requires study before making a play is the one he goes into without his usual highly intelligent preliminary and precautionary doubts. He will risk half his fortune in the stock market with less reflection than he devotes to the selection of a medium-priced automobile.
+ Protect the downside, upside will take care of itself.
+ 1st loss is the best loss in a purebear cycle.

3. There's a lot of truth to Blaise Pascal's quote, "All men's miseries derive from not being able to sit in a quiet room alone."

There is the plain fool, who does the wrong thing at all times everywhere, but there is the Wall Street fool, who thinks he must trade all the time. No man can always have adequate reasons for buying or selling stocks daily or sufficient knowledge to make his play an intelligent play.
+ In good times prepare for bad times. In bad times prepare for good times.
+ Purebull matures purebear comes n vs, Sine wave returns.

4. There is no such thing as "easy money" in the stock market.

People who look for easy money invariably pay for the privilege of proving conclusively that it cannot be found on this sordid earth.
+ Buy at last small purebear that gives rise to the biggest PureBull. 

5. The stock market isn't there to oblige your needs.

There isn't a man in Wall Street who has not lost money trying to make the market pay for an automobile or a bracelet or a motor boat or a painting. I could build a huge hospital with the birthday presents that the tight-fisted stock market has refused to pay for. In fact, of all hoodoos in Wall Street I think the resolve to induce the stock market to act as a fairy godmother is the busiest and most persistent.
+ Big money is awaiting in the new HIGHs. new Blue skies, everything's nice.

6. Even the best among us are vulnerable to authority bias.

I have learned that a man may possess an original mind and a lifelong habit of independent thinking and withal be vulnerable to attacks by a persuasive personality.
+ Foolish to follow the noises of Dr 'Bodoh' in the free internet essays n media news.
+ Be sensitive ONLY to all things RIGHT.
+ Always have high integrity, be utmost honest, friendly n trustworthy.

7. To make big money, you have to learn to be patient.

Men who can both be right and sit tight are uncommon. I found it one of the hardest things to learn. But it is only after a stock operator has firmly grasped this that he can make big money.
+ In pureBull, it's the sitting that make us Rich, no rocket sciences required.
+ Follow QR announcements everyday. most r in months of 2, 5, 8 n 11. some kinky ones r 1 month
before or after. Never n avoid taking big position a week before QR. Sailang stocks u know well
at date of good QR. 

8. You should always expect the unexpected.

Every once in a while a man gets a crack in the solar plexus, probably that he may be reminded of the sad fact that no human being can be so uniformly right on the market as to be beyond the reach of unprofitable accidents.
+ Crashes r caused by 'Black Swan' events.

9. The ability to act quickly can be just as important as determining the right thing to do.

A man may know what to do and lose money if he doesn't do it quickly enough.
+ 'Ai hiong hiong, my siong siong' in hokkien.

10. Stock speculation is rarely profitable.

There are many thousands of people who buy and sell stocks speculatively but the number of those who speculate profitably is small.
+ Take risk n put your hard earned money with the 'strongest n smartest' stocks in the country.

http://jesse-livermore.com/trading-rules.html

http://www.bursabulltrader.blogspot.ca/2010/08/jesse-livermore-lessons-from-legendary_23.html

"MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR "
LET'S ALL PROSPER INTO 2015 & BEYOND ________

Wednesday 17 December 2014

TOUGH TIMES NEVER LAST BUT TOUGH PEOPLE DO

TOUGH TIMES NEVER LAST BUT TOUGH PEOPLE DO.

This statement is very appropriate, if use in the financial world.

I chance upon DWTI, the Velocity 3 X Bear ETF for Crude OIL. 3 X Bull is UWTI.
From this, I quoted 2 days ago in my last post, that the OIL has been dropping by more than half the
price since 6 MONTHS ago(in bold). n it could end at a nice bottom soon, maybe within days.

Time is the essence for any trend line to change direction. Before it changes, it is usually at the stage of utmost euphoric exuberance or the reverse killing field period. These r clearly shown in charts only. Everybody must look at it to preempt error in our next important moves.

The turning point could also happens to coincide with the FOMC meet, now ongoing with their outcome to
be announced at 2 pm NY time.

DOW is promising today, its uptrend resumes.
The needed Rebound could be on the way for KLCI n all global mkts........

Monday 15 December 2014

KLCI on fire sale because of 1 imminent insider trading case.

KLCI on fire sale because of 1 imminent insider trading case.

Stock players r on  " Mata Lai, Choww " mode.
Now that the case has been announced, stocks must find some support.
FA experts, what say U ?

1 case should not ' bankrupt ' all the stock prices.

Sunday 14 December 2014

KLCI shows that msia is the only country in pure blue Bear.

PureBULL . > Dec 15, 2014 11:52 AM Report Abuse X

KLCI shows that msia is the only country in true blue Bear.
WHY ? 

Even the strongest stocks r fast becoming bear.
Only left a hand full of last " Mohigans ".
Wish them good luck. 
Hopefully they can withstand the seemingly endless selling pressure.

Thursday 11 December 2014

Shall we be Fearful when others r GREEDY ?

 PureBULL . > Dec 10, 2014 10:26 AM Report Abuse X

Shall we be Fearful when others r GREEDY ? 
no or NO. 

1st thing 1st, Consider these : 
A. The 3 mkt 'taiko" r steady eddy. 
B. There seems no damaging Event that could crash the US financial system, meaning no sign of US plc co. with killer money problem as yet.
C. The usual noise in free internet n newspaper media is causing the round of selling. 
D. Sell in may n go away refers to, buy in last 2 days of every October month, sit on it n sell in 1st 2 weeks of following may month. This cycle makes money most of the years. R we not in this same route now ? 

These r the few days of DEC of every year where there r lots of foreign fund re-balancing act. Foreigners r cutting loss on loss stocks n buying back lower again or other better stocks. the nett effect is to pay no or less capital gains tax this year. The loss selling is to nett off with some gain that is edi taken early of the year. Then there is also a chance of heavy window dressing at this month end.

Interestingly, lower oil prices are an unquestioned positive for the global economy. The decline is "like an immediate tax cut to the economy".  These lower energy prices are going to be a boost to consumer demand and confidence going into next years ........

Tuesday 2 December 2014

This is about the 3 economic "KINGDOMS".

This is about the 3 economic "KINGDOMS".
World economic powerhouse:
# 1. USA
The 3 successive QE printed so much money to more than cover the big monetary hole caused by the US sub prime financial crisis. As a result, the latest GDP showed a comfortable 3.5% annualised growth rate.
DOW recovered completely n went on to make record multiple month highs.

# 2. CHINA
Chinese central bank had just weeks ago dropped a massive interest rate.
The insider who knew about this fiscal development has started pushing up Shanghai stock index in
the last 6 months. It is so bullish that the Shanghai Composite is now up 50% from its recent lowest pt.

# 3. JAPAN
Following US's footstep, Abe's 3rd arrow is pointing to printing Yen like crazy.....
NIKKEI has never been so bullish since 25 years ago.

All 3 'giants' r in safe hands. Shall we also follow suit ?

I begin to nimble this week. Go for the strongest stocks or 'smartest in the class', as always.







Thursday 19 June 2014

HOW TO FLY A STOCK SUCCESSFULLY

It's worth revisiting the post again.

Click or highlight to go to this link,

http://purebull-bursatrader.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-to-goreng-or-fly-stock-successfully.html


Jun 13, 2014 03:11 PM Report Abuse 

Tuesday 29 April 2014

WHY will people lose money in penny stocks ?

PureBULL . > Apr 30, 2014 10:25 AM Report Abuse 

X
Quote : "Very painful. very stupid to buy rubbish. let it be the last time to learn not to play with this gangster. but there r so many gangster stocks in msia, has become a 'gangster country', soli for that. "

Quote:" Only now I know why i had been hit by gangsters every cycle in msia mkt." 

simply bcos there r so many gangster stocks onboard. so avoid them all then it will be safe to prosper from this mkt.
IF we take away all these rubbish pennies, it becomes easier n clearer to understand values of higher priced stocks, n there r few.

WHY will pple lose money in penny stocks ? 
bcos it is always syndicated to spike up in a very steep inverted V shape.
it means good times is short ( like love making ) n never last over 3-5 days n end up down all the way n days..... 
Once u decided to cut, it is edi down at least 15%. 
Certainly not feasible to bet on pennies.

It is good to made a commitment to avoid completely stocks priced 
below rm 1.20, unless it has genuine low single digit PE ratio.  
Do remind ourselves always n we will prosper in stocks together ever laughter.                                                                                       
1st confidence must come from  good feel of FA, then  TA shall works  its way up...    


http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/cube/post/purebull.jsp

Wednesday 9 April 2014

What r the frequencies of DOW's correction n How to Time it well ?

Every Time there is a sell-off in equities n DOW component stocks, the foc financial networks will sound so “panicky” n noisy. 
It is good to learn  a little bit of history lesson on “market corrections”. 
Corrections are a normal feature of the stock market, and they said is healthy for the market's future wellbeing.


Please  be reminded of their frequency. Check out these stats on how frequently mkt corrections occur on average:
[4/8/2014 10:54:43 AM]
Dow's  downward threshold level from its recent highest pt  is  - 450 pt.   
 I  believed we r in option i.
http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/cube/post/purebull.jsp
[4/10/2014 4:57:12 PM] : 
PureBear looks like is edi entering the very door step.  Be decisive to Do n act  whatever is necessary to contain all financial risk.  
Am I hearing, " Mata Lai Lor, Chow " ?
It's most difficult work to do this period simply bcos most never make enough n big.                                                                                                                     
[4/10/2014 10:13:53 PM | 
The really good ones have made all the big money. What direction r they going to take next ?
[4/11/2014 2:45:49 PM] 

1.  - 5%   market corrections: 3x per year.
2. - 10%  market corrections: Once per year.
3. - 20%  market corrections: Once every 3.5 years.
4. - 2.5% market corrections: almost every month.
How To Time It exactly when DOW is changing course ?

At this level, the crossroad is established in 2 ways :                                                                              
 i. If it is profit taking, then it is best time to buy for continued uptrend or                             
 ii. Best time to short, if it is going into 5-10% correction or more.


About Turned !
Yesterday's straight line rebound is being met with a steeper selling today on all fronts.  
DOW closed lower n more than the  critical -450 pts from its peak.  This is  very bearish sign.
Tomorrow's mkt could be at the real crossroad. If it gaps down n stays weak even till 12 noon, hell will break loose.

In hokkien,    " Di gengang takut mati, di lepas takut terbang "

Look at the macro,  i fear DOW n the world all over. change of FED chair is not good for investment.  Ben created a bull run,  Janet is here to send all to the cleaners !  That's what i am so fearful.  the american always have a clear vision n purpose for  new person in charge.

Lull before the storm  is approaching quick sand condition.                                                                   
After they sell enough, somebody is going to pull the rug thus creating an unpleasant news to scare the shit out of everybody.

Sunday 16 February 2014

What will happen to the market with J Yellen as the new Fed Chair?

Let's read carefully what Mitch Zacks has to offer.

Mitch wrote a weekly column for the Chicago Sun-Times and has published two books on quantitative investment strategies. He has a B.A. in Economics from Yale University and an M.B.A. in Analytic Finance from the University of Chicago.


If there is one thing markets hate more than anything is uncertainty and change. With Ben Bernanke being replaced as Fed Chair by Janet Yellen, the markets are going to have to digest a little bit of both. Although, it’s not exactly like Janet Yellen is unknown. She has been an active policymaker for a dozen years and for decades taught economics at the University of California, Berkeley, but you never know how sitting in that all important position will affect their policy decisions. 

Yellen’s First Test

Yellen faced her first major test this past week when she testified for the first time in front of Congress. Markets were waiting to see how she would handle herself as she faced a barrage of pointed questions from critical U.S. Lawmakers about the Fed’s unprecedented efforts to stimulate the economy and its oversight of banks.

Most likely due to her years of experience, she was able to remain calm under pressure and handle even the toughest of questions in a measured tone that the market liked, as the S&P 500 rallied after the testimony. I believe the reason the market reacted favorably was because it seems like there will be very little disruption from Bernanke’s policy. She showed that she will remain flexible when it comes to tapering QE3 and the decision on keeping the short rate near zero, where it currently sits. Again, the markets hate uncertainty and based on her testimony, it seems like she will keep that uncertainty to a minimum.

Smooth Transition

When Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-New York) pressed her with her with questions about what it would take to cause her to consider pausing the tapering process, Yellen answered the question directly and essentially said the Fed would adjust as needed. This exchange showed she is not just going to stick to a set tapering schedule, but decisions will be data dependent. Nothing is set in stone. However, she did say tapering would remain intact for the time being and wasn’t too concerned about recent weak data on employment. I too am not yet concerned about the recent weak growth in jobs. It’s only two months of data and the overall trend in the long-term is still positive. 

Yellen was immediately put on the spot when House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling challenged the Fed's wide departure from a decades-old monetary policy rule of thumb that Yellen once called the mark of a "sensible" central bank. He asked “So that begs the question today, using your words, are you a sensible central banker, and if not, when will you become one?" Her reply: "Congressman, I believe that I am a sensible central banker,” showing that she won’t be rattled by Congress, causing her to make decisions based on politics, rather than on economic data. 

In an exchange I found particularly interesting, she was asked repeatedly if the Fed was “enabling” government deficits with its massive bond-buying program, QE3. Again she was firm in the face of the grilling, answering the question in what I felt was a sensible way. “I don't think it would be helpful, either in terms of achieving the objectives that Congress has assigned to us or in terms of Congress' deficit reduction efforts, for us to purposely raise interest rates in order to weaken the economy," she said. “The likely impact of that weaker economy would be larger deficits.”

The Ongoing Emerging Markets Problem

While Yellen made it clear she understands that U.S. fortunes are now intertwined with the global economy, she said the U.S. economy is the Fed’s primary mandate. She said emerging economies don’t pose a serious risk to the U.S. economy right now, then stated the Fed is “monitoring” the situation closely. 

The confluence of events in Turkey, Argentina and Ukraine created a panic and the emerging markets experienced significant correction. However, this is different from the 1990s. Most Emerging markets have higher international reserves and lower debt and thus higher policy power. Fed tapering has created a sense of uncertainty but it was somewhat expected and investors have already rebalanced. To some extent, investors are also asking for structural reforms in many of these emerging countries. 

Emerging markets have been getting hammered with currency issues and high debt levels. Some of this could be caused by the fact that the tapering process is still intact, which will eventually lead to higher interest rates and money to move out of emerging markets and into safer, higher yielding investments. Yellen confirmed that, for the time being, tapering will remain intact which will put added pressure on emerging markets. 

The issues surrounding emerging markets, while I believe are likely overblown, did add fuel to a pullback in stocks that ended on February 3rd. The S&P 500 dropped almost 7% in a short amount of time, but has since rebounded and is almost back to where it started the year. While the situation remains fluid, at this time I agree with Yellen and don’t believe emerging markets will derail the global economic recovery that is underway in most of the developed world.

Putting it All Together

There is an argument that has been called the “Curse of the New Fed Chair,” in which some argue the markets gets more volatile when a new Fed Chair takes over the position as investors grapple with the uncertainty of the new regime. This may have also played a part in the recent pull back we have since bounced back from. But overall, I expect Yellen to be pretty much like Bernanke and expect her to continue the tapering process in a controlled, measured pace. So, as far as uncertainty goes, I believe a lot of that was taken away after her first appearance as Fed Chair in front of Congress. This year may be more volatile than last and we probably won’t see the same huge returns from stocks that we saw in 2013, but this bull market has plenty of fuel left. 



n What's on offer here ? 

http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/cube/post/purebull.jsp

Saturday 1 February 2014

GONG XI FA CAI to How to Invest for a Living.

WISHING ALL A     HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR  &
                          GONG XI FA CAI 
TO A VIBRANT STOCK MARKET AHEAD........




Ever wonder how some people seem to be able
to make money in the market no matter what?

Why some people are successful enough where they can trade for a living?


For some, it seems like a dream, akin to fantasizing about being in the movies or winning the lotto.


But for others, it's not a dream. It's what they do. And there are way more people doing it than there are famous actors or lottery winners.


But it didn't just happen overnight. It took hard work and dedication. But for most, it was likely a labor of love.


What's interesting is that, in most fields where people have reached a high level of success, you'll find that it doesn't necessarily take extraordinary smarts or some ultra-special talent to make it.


It's really just about doing things that have proven to work and then doing them over and over again.


The key is knowing what works.


But you don't need to know everything that works. Just some things that work.


(And at the same time, stop doing things that don't work.)


So what can work ?            Ans: BUY AT last purebear of ALL TIME/NEW HIGH of GroWinG stocks.

n what's GroWinG stocks ?  Ans: ALL TIME/NEW HIGH


n What's on offer here ? 

http://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/cube/post/purebull.jsp

Wednesday 1 January 2014

WHY R THERE SO MANY GREATER FOOLS LOSING MONEY IN THE BULL MARKET ?

Simply because they r all either greater fools or still calling themselves smart.
Why not upgrade yourself to a fool like me n we can make money together.

We r in the same exact endless 'financial war'.
Move quickly to the same strategy, join forces n we will confidently make big money together forever ever laughter again...