Yesterday, the stock market in every region is red (going down). The Composite Index for KLSE (BSKL) is sitting around 1515. The price of almost every stock is going south. What has happened to the world market just now. According to expert or analyst (something they call), the reason for this going down was uncertainities in political aspects in Bahrain and Libya. This 'political situation' has raised the world oil prices and hence increasing the expenditure of company which affect it's profits. So...simple to say, the stock price is going down because of this 'political situation'.
I was very excited when this happened. No, no, no... I don't mean 'the political' but the stock market. When the stock market is going down, it's make one more oppurtunity for me to 'train' my emotion to stay calm whatever happens to stock market. Arrgghhh...I can't write properly just now. There was many things in my mind just now (I think I can't write a book now). Actually, there were many books out there writing about
There are many types of investment as their main purpose is higher return. I mainly aim to share all idea that I know and find about an investment in stock market, FOREX and property to all the viewers.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Tactical Asset Allocation
For someone this topic is quiet boring and far from what they have think about what an investment should be. But, trust me this Tactical Asset Allocation is so handful and very powerful tools to help you achieve handsome reward in investment.
What Does Tactical Asset Allocation Mean?
Tactical asset allocation (TAA) is a dynamic investment strategy that actively (per quarter, half or a full year) adjusts a portfolio’s asset allocation. The goal of TAA strategies is to balance risk and reward by apportioning a portfolio's assets according to an individual's goals, risk tolerance and investment horizon.
The three main asset classes - equities, fixed-income, and cash and equivalents - have different levels of risk
What Does Tactical Asset Allocation Mean?
Tactical asset allocation (TAA) is a dynamic investment strategy that actively (per quarter, half or a full year) adjusts a portfolio’s asset allocation. The goal of TAA strategies is to balance risk and reward by apportioning a portfolio's assets according to an individual's goals, risk tolerance and investment horizon.
The three main asset classes - equities, fixed-income, and cash and equivalents - have different levels of risk
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
The Reason To Buy or Sell
If you not have any stock, then you should first buy a stock. For those who has own a stock, there will be a doubt (most of times) when you want to buy a new stock.
This is common a question for many investors.
The first thing to do before buying a new one is to determine whether your new buy is better than a previous one. If not, then you should not buy it whatever attractive the price is.
Should I buy this stock....or....Should I just pass this stock.
This is common a question for many investors.
The first thing to do before buying a new one is to determine whether your new buy is better than a previous one. If not, then you should not buy it whatever attractive the price is.
Friday, April 9, 2010
"Do It Yourself"
Many person are not willing to invest themselves and giving away the money to the so-called master to invet directly in stock market. This lacks of self-belief probably will actually destroy your hard-earned money. Mutual Fund or whatever they called is not really better than you (Yes..I really mean this).This week I was tempted by one of mutual fund. The return of this fund was quiet good at this moment, around 60% in a year.
Wowww...
But after thinking for sometime, I realise that mutual fund is not for me. Why I'm not interested in that mutual fund??? Yet, the return was 'bombastic' with 60% return per year. I would be a millinaire in short time. So, why I still putting my money in stock market directly and not mutual fund??? Here, I tell you why I prefer stock market directly and not in mutual fund.
Wowww...
But after thinking for sometime, I realise that mutual fund is not for me. Why I'm not interested in that mutual fund??? Yet, the return was 'bombastic' with 60% return per year. I would be a millinaire in short time. So, why I still putting my money in stock market directly and not mutual fund??? Here, I tell you why I prefer stock market directly and not in mutual fund.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Averaging Down. Should or Shouldn't ???
I think this question is common for most investor. It is mainly because there are no specified answer to this question. For one it is 'yes' but for someone else it's maybe 'no'. In this post it all about my opinion in this averaging down (some would say average down).
For someone new, averaging down is a technique (or skill??) that is developed to have a maximum benefit to an investor in market reaction (in hope). Some will say right, and some will say wrong. For me, there is no right or wrong. Both are right and both are wrong. Neither are truely right or wrong.
I have read years ago that Averaging Down is among 10 Common Mistakes of investors/traders. I also know some people who make huge profits with Averaging Down.
For someone new, averaging down is a technique (or skill??) that is developed to have a maximum benefit to an investor in market reaction (in hope). Some will say right, and some will say wrong. For me, there is no right or wrong. Both are right and both are wrong. Neither are truely right or wrong.
I have read years ago that Averaging Down is among 10 Common Mistakes of investors/traders. I also know some people who make huge profits with Averaging Down.
Friday, October 23, 2009
When the Right Time to Buy Stock?
There are people keep asking when is the best time to start invest in stock markt. Then, the answer is...
"The best time is today. The second best is tomorrow.
The earlier the better"
The earlier the better"
How I gonna start if I don't have any money. There are saying "Start Early Start Small". You can use a few bucks you get from your bonus to start. In Malaysia (KLSE), you can buy a share as low as 100 shares. So, start by putting your bonus into the market and add it more as you have more knowledge and money (of course).
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Are the stock market for you? Prepare yourself:
I'll always heards people say they don't to want to invest in stock market because they afraid of losing money there. What make they think I love losing money...neither me. If you are someone who love to put your money into the bank and get 3% - 5% per year and be eat by inflation, then the stock market actually not for you. And if you can't sleep at night after purchasing a stock, then I advice you not to put your hands in the stock market either.
Actually anyone,yes anyone (or I can said eveyone) can make money in stock market if you can read the numbers.Yes, I'm really mean it. As some person think that investment in stock market are all about money,
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Are the worst is over? "L" shape.
I've been thinking for a while what should I write about in this post. There are some topics in my mind (should it about my journey as investor, investors' book that I've been read or my opinion in the current market).
Then, I decide to share some information which I get from a trv program. It was Stock Watch by TV3 (one of tv channel in Malaysia).
That night the guest is Choong Khuat Hock.
(Choong Khuat Hock has 20 years’ experience in investment banking, having worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia for international financial institutions such as Barclays Bank and Dresdner Bank. He was rated one of Malaysia’s top analysts for most of the 1990s. Hock is director of research and a fund manager at
Then, I decide to share some information which I get from a trv program. It was Stock Watch by TV3 (one of tv channel in Malaysia).
That night the guest is Choong Khuat Hock.
(Choong Khuat Hock has 20 years’ experience in investment banking, having worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia for international financial institutions such as Barclays Bank and Dresdner Bank. He was rated one of Malaysia’s top analysts for most of the 1990s. Hock is director of research and a fund manager at
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