Emotion, empathy? Joker
One must never entertain emotion when playing shares.Stocks are NOT your loving uncle, or friend. It is an impersonal 'game' of numbers.
There is no mercy when money is lost. Thus, the earlier one learns one's lesson, the more one gains, particularly in the area of wisdom.
classic example of zero empathy.
More blood in the Eurozone markets and Dow future going down deep again, pulled down by collapsing oil prices.
Monday another EverydayRed.com.sg
........... day for the No.1 stock exchange, STi, but counting from backward
One must never entertain emotion when playing shares.
Stocks are NOT your loving uncle, or friend. It is an impersonal 'game' of numbers.
There is no mercy when money is lost. Thus, the earlier one learns one's lesson, the more one gains, particularly in the area of wisdom.
classic example of zero empathy.
The problem is you have not yet learned the art of selling, which you must.
However, it may be a tad to late now, since you have apparently lost much
classic example of zero empathy.
The problem is you have not yet learned the art of selling, which you must.
However, it may be a tad to late now, since you have apparently lost much.
unfortunately... I have been invested before last year' s rout.. never got out since then.. depressing to see the unrealised losses accumulating each day..
You must also include the rebounds in your reckoning.
In an ongoing trend, rebounds can last much longer than the quick deep plunges.
It's only 10 trading sessions since the start of the year n sti is dw 10%. If it keeps its consistency, another 90 trading days sti will be 0..hooray!!
The problem is you have not yet learned the art of selling, which you must.
However, it may be a tad to late now, since you have apparently lost much.
unfortunately... I have been invested before last year' s rout.. never got out since then.. depressing to see the unrealised losses accumulating each day..
If u' re not in yet, don' t hope against hope. Better keep ur $$$ if u can. It' s a death trap here. Seriously.
Market Close
STI ends 0.52% lower at 2,630.76
January 15, 2016: 6:18 PM
Singapore equities nudged lower at the close on Friday, amidst broad declines in other Asian markets.
The Nikkei 225 Index shed 0.54%, while the KOSPI and Hang Seng Indices slipped 1.11% and 1.50% respectively. Meanwhile, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Composite Indices tumbled 3.55% and 3.40% respectively.
The Straits Times Index (STI) ended the day 0.52% lower at 2,630.76, after trading between 2,626.81 and 2,663.34. Market breadth was negative. Excluding warrants, decliners outnumbered gainers 281 to 141.
A total of 1.93 billion shares worth about $ 1.09 billion changed hands, giving an average of 56 cents per share for the entire market.
Annica Holdings, LionGold Corp, Luzhou Bio-Chem Technology, Noble Group, and China Sports International were among the most actively traded counters.
Among STI components, Hutchison Port Holdings Trust rose 2% to 50 US cents, while Jardine Cycle & Carriage added 1.8% to $ 33.35. Meanwhile, Noble Group tumbled 3.3% to 29.5, while Yangzijiang Shipbuilding fell 2.6% to 92.5 cents.
Annica Holdings ended flat at 0.1 cent, despite a spike in trading volume. The manufacturer representative for a line of equipment for the oil and natural gas industry was queried by the Singapore Exchange over unusual trading activity in its shares.
Global Logistic Properties sank 1.5% to $ 1.925. The logistics facilities provider has signed three new lease agreements totalling 35,000 sq m in Greater Tokyo and Osaka.
Jumbo Group shed 4.3% to 45 cents. The food & beverage group has opened a third Jumbo Seafood outlet at the Shanghai International Finance Centre and plans to open at least three more outlets in China and Singapore in the next two years.
SingHaiyi Group tumbled 8% to 10.4 cents. The property developer was on Thursday queried by the Singapore Exchange over unusual trading activity in its shares. SingHaiyi has responded that its controlling shareholder, Haiyi Holdings, has been buying its shares from the open market and announcements It was made on a timely basis.
Future 3 digit red again... Monday chow durians havest....
Long Dow and oil futures and related... Enjoy..
unfortunately... I have been invested before last year' s rout.. never got out since then.. depressing to see the unrealised losses accumulating each day..
If u' re not in yet, don' t hope against hope. Better keep ur $$$ if u can. It' s a death trap here. Seriously.
Hoping to see some respite soon.. existing portfolio has gotten a 20% wipeoff
i think we are almost there, give or take another - (3% to 5%)... provided Europe and U.S dont break from current levels.
europe session starting soon... A30 might recover intraday, then again its just a splineless clone now.
Hoping to see some respite soon.. existing portfolio has gotten a 20% wipeoff
It's only 10 trading sessions since the start of the year n sti is dw 10%. If it keeps its consistency, another 90 trading days sti will be 0..hooray!!
If u' re not in yet, don' t hope against hope. Better keep ur $$$ if u can. It' s a death trap here. Seriously.
Hoping to see some respite soon.. existing portfolio has gotten a 20% wipeoff
China Shares Fall on Fear Banks Refuse Stock as Collateral
15 January 2016 14:26
China' s shares turned sharply lower in afternoon trade following a local newspaper report on certain banks refusing to accept company stock as loan collateral.
The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index is now down 2.6% at 2927.63, after falling more than 3% earlier.
The abrupt selloff came after an article in the International Finance News reported earlier that an unspecified number of banks in Shanghai have stopped accepting stocks from companies as collateral for borrowing.
The story raised concerns among already vulnerable investors about the outlook for the market, despite a rebound yesterday. However, the market may have over-reacted to the report, given that even yesterday, the more authoritative China Securities News ran an article that dispelled similar worries, saying that stock exchanges and brokerages are keeping a firm grip on risks associated with the so-called " share pledges" business.
Now all eyes are on the routine weekly briefing by the China Securities Regulatory Commission after the market closes.
Hoping to see some respite soon.. existing portfolio has gotten a 20% wipeoff 
