Tuesday, July 21, 2009
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As I sit in front of the market screen, I gazed and wondered what will happen next. Here are my thoughts and ideas for the Bursa Malaysia Stock Market.
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3 comments:
Martin,
I like the new presentation style using markers and podcast. Makes your message very clear and effective. Keep it up!
Cheers,
CW
HCW,
I planned to introduce a premium membership in coming weeks for those who wish to subscribed to my trading services.
It wud have chart of the week, tradings tips video podcast, audio podcast and charts with markets as well as some inner circle trading tips.
What do you think of it ? Love to hear your feedback.
Rgds,
-martin-
Hi Martin,
I think it's a very good idea as there is no other independent investment advisor newsletter in Malaysia except for iCapital. I am subscribed to iCapital online edition, even though they give weekly company recommendation, what I find lacking is the entry price, confirmations, profit target, initial stop loss and trailing stop loss. Maybe this is too much to ask of them as they are not pure technicians but I still see them using moving averages and other TA tools to explain / predict the market movement.
Another thing I like to see is tracking of your historical recommendations and learnings from each of them no matter if they are winners or losers. A weekly screening of stocks making 18LC is also a good idea for those who don't have time to do it themselves or they simply don't have the tool (assuming your newsletter is not targeted at your past students only).
Cheers,
CW
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