I know some people don’t like “grandfather stories”, but just let me wrap some things up before I leave.

  @alexchia01 – Once again, I am not trying to justify why I am still holding it and neither am I trying to psycho people to buy this and “die” together with me. And as I also mentioned before, I don’t just invest in this stock, but I have the capital and time to wait for this stock. You are right to say that a counter may take a long time to recover, but you to have access the situation as what causes the “recovery phase”. For container shipping and logistics counters like NOL or Cosco, or other manufacturing or precision engineering counters for example, it is the overall macro outlook which is not good and when their earnings and profitability starts to be affected, it may take a long time for them to recover. In the case of this Vard, it is a result of expansion and pioneering attempts which leads to it’s margins being affected. The company is seeking growth but albeit faces some setbacks. It is overall still profitable in other geographical areas. Once again, as I mentioned before, it is short term pain for long term gain. Just because it’s fundamentals or earnings are not good now doesn’t mean it won’t be in the future. Vard’s fundamentals were also fantastic (intrinsic value of 3.3) for FY2011, but look at where it is heading now. If you invest purely just base on the fundamentals now and fail to take into account future prospects, this is just not too correct in my opinion. Those who choose to invest now is typical of high risk high gain. Once this counter is on it’s way to recover, it’s price will no longer be at this level => translating to low risk low gain. Once again, depending on your capital and risk appetitie, you can choose to be kiasu or kiasi (like what shareflux once said). Your money your call..

@warrenbeggar – Thanks for understanding and trying to defend me. I definitely hold on to this stock because I can see the potential for it. I always speak up when stocks are on a downtrend because I feel it is times like these when people need to be clear-headed and they need certain information or analysis for guiding their actions. I am not saying my analysis is correct all the time, but at least I offer some thoughts and people can always debate and discuss also. Ultimately, is for the good of everyone. How people choose to see me I am not too bothered anymore. As I said before, I have been true to myself and others.

Lastly, @student (I dunno where is he now) – Always feel the need to applogise to you because I know despite the words and tone you use, I know you have good intentions. But at that time when you keep saying STX OSV will plunge, up to now at that point of time, I still don’t agree with what you said. 1.22 is actually a strong support, and I bought at 1.24 is because I also thought is cheap enough. If you have backed ur views with the fact that Brazil shipyard could possibly face more problems, I would have accepted. But since you base it just on the price movement of chart, I was not too agreeable. In the end, nothing is certain. Both of us could have been right and wrong at that time. Once again, my applogies to you..

I am not being an emotional person and base entirely on my feelings to buy or hold stocks. I have every intention and purpose as to why I buy and hold certain stocks. I apply this mentality to life also, for why I do certain things or actions. Even if is long-winded or grandfather story, I will still want to post this for my last post, as I have always felt the need to be responsible. Great knowing many forum members here, like Warrenbeggar, WanSiTong, Blanchard, Wendel, Heavenknow, JarolLo, Simpsons, Mtfaber, Peter_Pan, GorgeousOng, Halleluyah, newagetrader, Ozone2002, ethanetoh, prolix, etc… (hope I didn’t leave anyone out). Whether trade or invest, do so carefully and wish everyone else all the best in their future endeavors. Wish all Muslim friends Selamat Hari Raya and all Singaporeans a happy National Day!! Cheers..

I know some people don?t like ?grandfather stories?, but just let me wrap some things up before I leave.

  @alexchia01 ? Once again, I am not trying to justify why I am still holding it and neither am I trying to psycho people to buy this and ?die? together with me. And as I also mentioned before, I don?t just invest in this stock, but I have the capital and time to wait for this stock. You are right to say that a counter may take a long time to recover, but you to have access the situation as what causes the ?recovery phase?. For container shipping and logistics counters like NOL or Cosco, or other manufacturing or precision engineering counters for example, it is the overall macro outlook which is not good and when their earnings and profitability starts to be affected, it may take a long time for them to recover. In the case of this Vard, it is a result of expansion and pioneering attempts which leads to it?s margins being affected. The company is seeking growth but albeit faces some setbacks. It is overall still profitable in other geographical areas. Once again, as I mentioned before, it is short term pain for long term gain. Just because it?s fundamentals or earnings are not good now doesn?t mean it won?t be in the future. Vard?s fundamentals were also fantastic (intrinsic value of 3.3) for FY2011, but look at where it is heading now. If you invest purely just base on the fundamentals now and fail to take into account future prospects, this is just not too correct in my opinion. Those who choose to invest now is typical of high risk high gain. Once this counter is on it?s way to recover, it?s price will no longer be at this level => translating to low risk low gain. Once again, depending on your capital and risk appetitie, you can choose to be kiasu or kiasi (like what shareflux once said). Your money your call..

@warrenbeggar ? Thanks for understanding and trying to defend me. I definitely hold on to this stock because I can see the potential for it. I always speak up when stocks are on a downtrend because I feel it is times like these when people need to be clear-headed and they need certain information or analysis for guiding their actions. I am not saying my analysis is correct all the time, but at least I offer some thoughts and people can always debate and discuss also. Ultimately, is for the good of everyone. How people choose to see me I am not too bothered anymore. As I said before, I have been true to myself and others.

Lastly, @student (I dunno where is he now) ? Always feel the need to applogise to you because I know despite the words and tone you use, I know you have good intentions. But at that time when you keep saying STX OSV will plunge, up to now at that point of time, I still don?t agree with what you said. 1.22 is actually a strong support, and I bought at 1.24 is because I also thought is cheap enough. If you have backed ur views with the fact that Brazil shipyard could possibly face more problems, I would have accepted. But since you base it just on the price movement of chart, I was not too agreeable. In the end, nothing is certain. Both of us could have been right and wrong at that time. Once again, my applogies to you..

I am not being an emotional person and base entirely on my feelings to buy or hold stocks. I have every intention and purpose as to why I buy and hold certain stocks. I apply this mentality to life also, for why I do certain things or actions. Even if is long-winded or grandfather story, I will still want to post this for my last post, as I have always felt the need to be responsible. Great knowing many forum members here, like Warrenbeggar, WanSiTong, Blanchard, Wendel, Heavenknow, JarolLo, Simpsons, Mtfaber, Peter_Pan, GorgeousOng, Halleluyah, newagetrader, Ozone2002, ethanetoh, prolix, etc? (hope I didn?t leave anyone out). Whether trade or invest, do so carefully and wish everyone else all the best in their future endeavors. Wish all Muslim friends Selamat Hari Raya and all Singaporeans a happy National Day!! Cheers..

I know some people don’t like “grandfather stories”, but just let me wrap some things up before I leave.

  @alexchia01 – Once again, I am not trying to justify why I am still holding it and neither am I trying to psycho people to buy this and “die” together with me. And as I also mentioned before, I don’t just invest in this stock, but I have the capital and time to wait for this stock. You are right to say that a counter may take a long time to recover, but you to have access the situation as what causes the “recovery phase”. For container shipping and logistics counters like NOL or Cosco, or other manufacturing or precision engineering counters for example, it is the overall macro outlook which is not good and when their earnings and profitability starts to be affected, it may take a long time for them to recover. In the case of this Vard, it is a result of expansion and pioneering attempts which leads to it’s margins being affected. The company is seeking growth but albeit faces some setbacks. It is overall still profitable in other geographical areas. Once again, as I mentioned before, it is short term pain for long term gain. Just because it’s fundamentals or earnings are not good now doesn’t mean it won’t be in the future. Vard’s fundamentals were also fantastic (intrinsic value of 3.3) for FY2011, but look at where it is heading now. If you invest purely just base on the fundamentals now and fail to take into account future prospects, this is just not too correct in my opinion. Those who choose to invest now is typical of high risk high gain. Once this counter is on it’s way to recover, it’s price will no longer be at this level => translating to low risk low gain. Once again, depending on your capital and risk appetitie, you can choose to be kiasu or kiasi (like what shareflux once said). Your money your call..

@warrenbeggar – Thanks for understanding and trying to defend me. I definitely hold on to this stock because I can see the potential for it. I always speak up when stocks are on a downtrend because I feel it is times like these when people need to be clear-headed and they need certain information or analysis for guiding their actions. I am not saying my analysis is correct all the time, but at least I offer some thoughts and people can always debate and discuss also. Ultimately, is for the good of everyone. How people choose to see me I am not too bothered anymore. As I said before, I have been true to myself and others.

Lastly, @student (I dunno where is he now) – Always feel the need to applogise to you because I know despite the words and tone you use, I know you have good intentions. But at that time when you keep saying STX OSV will plunge, up to now at that point of time, I still don’t agree with what you said. 1.22 is actually a strong support, and I bought at 1.24 is because I also thought is cheap enough. If you have backed ur views with the fact that Brazil shipyard could possibly face more problems, I would have accepted. But since you base it just on the price movement of chart, I was not too agreeable. In the end, nothing is certain. Both of us could have been right and wrong at that time. Once again, my applogies to you..

I am not being an emotional person and base entirely on my feelings to buy or hold stocks. I have every intention and purpose as to why I buy and hold certain stocks. I apply this mentality to life also, for why I do certain things or actions. Even if is long-winded or grandfather story, I will still want to post this for my last post, as I have always felt the need to be responsible. Great knowing many forum members here, like Warrenbeggar, WanSiTong, Blanchard, Wendel, Heavenknow, JarolLo, Simpsons, Mtfaber, Peter_Pan, GorgeousOng, Halleluyah, newagetrader, Ozone2002, ethanetoh, prolix, etc… (hope I didn’t leave anyone out). Whether trade or invest, do so carefully and wish everyone else all the best in their future endeavors. Wish all Muslim friends Selamat Hari Raya and all Singaporeans a happy National Day!! Cheers..

I know some people don’t like “grandfather stories”, but just let me wrap some things up before I leave.

  @alexchia01 – Once again, I am not trying to justify why I am still holding it and neither am I trying to psycho people to buy this and “die” together with me. And as I also mentioned before, I don’t just invest in this stock, but I have the capital and time to wait for this stock. You are right to say that a counter may take a long time to recover, but you to have access the situation as what causes the “recovery phase”. For container shipping and logistics counters like NOL or Cosco, or other manufacturing or precision engineering counters for example, it is the overall macro outlook which is not good and when their earnings and profitability starts to be affected, it may take a long time for them to recover. In the case of this Vard, it is a result of expansion and pioneering attempts which leads to it’s margins being affected. The company is seeking growth but albeit faces some setbacks. It is overall still profitable in other geographical areas. Once again, as I mentioned before, it is short term pain for long term gain. Just because it’s fundamentals or earnings are not good now doesn’t mean it won’t be in the future. Vard’s fundamentals were also fantastic (intrinsic value of 3.3) for FY2011, but look at where it is heading now. If you invest purely just base on the fundamentals now and fail to take into account future prospects, this is just not too correct in my opinion. Those who choose to invest now is typical of high risk high gain. Once this counter is on it’s way to recover, it’s price will no longer be at this level => translating to low risk low gain. Once again, depending on your capital and risk appetitie, you can choose to be kiasu or kiasi (like what shareflux once said). Your money your call..

@warrenbeggar – Thanks for understanding and trying to defend me. I definitely hold on to this stock because I can see the potential for it. I always speak up when stocks are on a downtrend because I feel it is times like these when people need to be clear-headed and they need certain information or analysis for guiding their actions. I am not saying my analysis is correct all the time, but at least I offer some thoughts and people can always debate and discuss also. Ultimately, is for the good of everyone. How people choose to see me I am not too bothered anymore. As I said before, I have been true to myself and others.

Lastly, @student (I dunno where is he now) – Always feel the need to applogise to you because I know despite the words and tone you use, I know you have good intentions. But at that time when you keep saying STX OSV will plunge, up to now at that point of time, I still don’t agree with what you said. 1.22 is actually a strong support, and I bought at 1.24 is because I also thought is cheap enough. If you have backed ur views with the fact that Brazil shipyard could possibly face more problems, I would have accepted. But since you base it just on the price movement of chart, I was not too agreeable. In the end, nothing is certain. Both of us could have been right and wrong at that time. Once again, my applogies to you..

I am not being an emotional person and base entirely on my feelings to buy or hold stocks. I have every intention and purpose as to why I buy and hold certain stocks. I apply this mentality to life also, for why I do certain things or actions. Even if is long-winded or grandfather story, I will still want to post this for my last post, as I have always felt the need to be responsible. Great knowing many forum members here, like Warrenbeggar, WanSiTong, Blanchard, Wendel, Heavenknow, JarolLo, Simpsons, Mtfaber, Peter_Pan, GorgeousOng, Halleluyah, newagetrader, Ozone2002, ethanetoh, prolix, etc… (hope I didn’t leave anyone out). Whether trade or invest, do so carefully and wish everyone else all the best in their future endeavors. Wish all Muslim friends Selamat Hari Raya and all Singaporeans a happy National Day!! Cheers..

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Evening Star

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Evening Star Candlestick Chart Example