i have done a couple of bad trades in the past 2 weeks. market has not been performing the way or to the extent that i want it to. picking the right direction is the first step. setting an accurate target is another. i guess i only managed to get 0.5 of first step done. and failed all the rest. well i took it as a nice and early lesson. at least i start the game with losing money, instead of losing my mind after marking tiny bits.
it is a painful process but i am learning the importance to cut loss on stocks that are on a forever downward trend. i was hoping there might be a slight rebound somewhere. but the drop in May has been quite vigorous and i have just decide to do some stock switching at the spot rather than waiting for a fucking rebound.
the increase in transactions so far have not done me any good and i like how swimming comes in place to cool off my mind a bit before i jump into another conclusion, and execute another wrong trade. i should wait. patience is king
today’s execution: (ouch~)
Sold 3k shares of 2628 @ $27
Bot 2k shares of 2318 @ 81.5
still have 2k shares 2628 hk left and i am planning to move it either to 1299 hk or 2601 hk. debating whether to lower my portfolio % on insurance companies. seems they will be going nowhere in at least the next half year or so.
trade not done:
1157 HK @ $20…50 cents away from the target price for my first batch
29206 HK @ $0.09, 3968 HK seems to be on a double top trend, target heading to $18, was hoping to buy this warrant when 3968 HK was around $19.8, so weak, can’t even get there. will check again tomorrow
Other trade ideas:
494 HK @ $33-$35
Stock on watchlist:
2338 HK – medium term trend still seems weak, but it’s on my monitor
I guess it’s best to wait till 914 HK and 3323 HK drop to hell before buying stocks. The 2 forever strong stocks are finally seeing sign of retreat and lets see how far it will go.
HSI broke the “shoulder” today (~23514), close @ 23315
the next “stronger” support is 22868..lets see if it breaks 23k in the following few days
lesson learnt this week:
on warrants:
1) i should pick a stock that doesn’t trade intraday range that will affect the warrant price so much that i cannot bear with it
2) i should set a cut loss point with a target price of the stock instead of the target price of a warrant. and do reverse engineering on that.
have faith. i will win the game.