Learn Candlestick 2 : Bullish Engulfing

Learn Candlestick 2 : Bullish Engulfing

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bullishengulfingpattern.asp

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Learn Candlestick 3 : Bearish Engulfing

Learn Candlestick 3 : Bearish Engulfing

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猎人分享：何为Company Warrant, Call Warrant 和Put Warrant的概念？

猎人分享：何为Company Warrant, Call Warrant 和Put Warrant的概念？

 http://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/warrant/103689.jsp

Bonus issue : ex date can start selling

Bonus issue : ex date can start selling


http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed-companies/company-announcements/5187897

What is a 'Spread' ?

What is a 'Spread'

A spread is the difference between the bid and the ask price of a security or asset.

A)  FKLI SPREAD (click on pic to have enlarged view)

B) FCPO SPREAD  (click on pic to have enlarged view)

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Learning futures: What is Bull Spread and Bear Spread ?

What is Bull Spread and Bear Spread



(A) Bull Spread 

 A "bull spread" is a strategy designed to profit if the price of the underlying commodity goes up. This involves buying the nearby futures contract and selling the more distant-futures contract. The example we've been working with throughout the chapter, long September wheat for $4.70/bushel and short December wheat for $4.85/bushel, is a bull spread. The trader wants the price spread between the long and short positions to narrow in a normal (contango) market and to widen in an inverted (backwardation) market.



(B) Bear Spread

A "bear spread" is a strategy designed to profit if the price of the underlying commodity goes down. It is mechanically similar to a bull spread, except the investor goes short on the nearby futures position and long on the more distant futures position. If the trader in the example would have sold the September contract and bought the December contract, then he would be taking a position that the December price would go down. In a normal market, the trader wants prices to widen and in an inverted market to narrow.

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Stock to watch : CHINWEL (5007)

Stock to watch : CHINWEL (5007)

TA:  monitor 200 MA(moving average). IF, if it able to closed ABOVE 1.69.

Then can consider to buy in.
Target(TP): Rm2, then Rm2.32 , then Rm2.50 to Rm2.54


Disclaimer: This is purely personal sharing and idea . Pls do own research and we DO NOT guaranteed anything on your purchase.

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On Monday 5/9/2016

CHINWEL shot up