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Divestment of Cache

September 8, 2011 by La Papillion

Not too long ago, I divested Cache Logistic. I thought my entry and exit are pretty well done, so I clipped an image of the chart showing the day and price that I got in and out to remind myself of the finer detail of this wonderful trade. An excellent entry should be complemented by [...]

in Categories: Technical Analysis

Divestment of Cache

September 8, 2011 by La Papillion

Not too long ago, I divested Cache Logistic. I thought my entry and exit are pretty well done, so I clipped an image of the chart showing the day and price that I got in and out to remind myself of the finer detail of this wonderful trade. An excellent entry should be complemented by [...]

in Categories: Technical Analysis

My new handphone!

September 5, 2011 by La Papillion

Avid readers of my blog would have noticed the slower pace of posting in bullythebear. That’s because of the hectic seasonal nature of my work, so it’s really tiring to sit down and type out a post instead of relaxing by reading a book or stoning in front of the computer watching streaming movies. But [...]

in Categories: Personal Finance

My new handphone!

September 5, 2011 by La Papillion

Avid readers of my blog would have noticed the slower pace of posting in bullythebear. That’s because of the hectic seasonal nature of my work, so it’s really tiring to sit down and type out a post instead of relaxing by reading a book or stoning in front of the computer watching streaming movies. But [...]

in Categories: Personal Finance

Cash flow management I

August 23, 2011 by La Papillion

We all heard how important managing cash flow is. In business, if cash flow management is not up to par, it’ll lead to bankruptcy even though the company has a strong balance sheet and income statement. Cash flow is the life blood of business, and so it is also the life blood of individuals. It [...]

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Cash flow management I

August 23, 2011 by La Papillion

We all heard how important managing cash flow is. In business, if cash flow management is not up to par, it’ll lead to bankruptcy even though the company has a strong balance sheet and income statement. Cash flow is the life blood of business, and so it is also the life blood of individuals. It [...]

in Categories: Investing, Personal Finance

No eye deer

August 18, 2011 by La Papillion

The very recent market weakness shows how true your steadiness is, in the face of potential losses. There are many newbie market participants who started this journey after the horrible financial crisis and had never seen the market crashing 5% every other day, plummeting the so called defensive stocks like blue chips and high yield [...]

in Categories: Investing

Stressed

August 12, 2011 by La Papillion

Lately I’m not in a very good mood. I think I’m in quite a stressful part of my life as a lot of things are happening at the same time. Stress is when you are caught in a situation where you are not familiar with, yet you have to perform it as perfectly as possible [...]

in Categories: Personal Development

Kena whacked by bears

August 10, 2011 by La Papillion

Changed a new header to reflect our current situation now. Don’t they say that we have to change according to the times? Haha! Well, the times are so bad, with the market eerily mimicking the great financial crisis in 2008. Perhaps I should change the blog title too haha! This is called kena whacked by [...]

in Categories: Investing

Home mortgage insurance

August 4, 2011 by La Papillion

Not a lot of people talk about home mortgage insurance, so maybe I should start the ball rolling. This kind of protection is good if you have a mortgage for a property and you want to insure against the risk that you will strike the big three – critical illness (CI), death, total permanent disability [...]

in Categories: Insurance, Investing

Home mortgage insurance

August 4, 2011 by La Papillion

Not a lot of people talk about home mortgage insurance, so maybe I should start the ball rolling. This kind of protection is good if you have a mortgage for a property and you want to insure against the risk that you will strike the big three – critical illness (CI), death, total permanent disability [...]

in Categories: Insurance, Investing

Breaking out of my comfort zone

July 28, 2011 by La Papillion

These days, I haven’t been really interested in finding out in detail about my personal financial statements. I mean I do record all my expenses in excel in my hp and track my cash in and out of my account but I do so out of habit and discipline. This is rather different in the [...]

in Categories: Personal Development

The 2% / 6% rules

July 19, 2011 by La Papillion

I was reading my usual diet of blogs when I chanced upon OT’s comments on this article, regarding Elder’s rules in his sell and sell short book. It mentioned that there are two important rules to follow when trading: 1. Limit your loss on any trade to 2% of the equity in your trading account [...]

in Categories: Investing

Difficulty of arriving on time

July 16, 2011 by La Papillion

Recently, I had a class which I arrived earlier than the scheduled time. I was early by 10 mins but the parent questioned me on why I was so early. In the end, the parent told me a whole lot of story about how the child had to rush back from school and had to [...]

in Categories: Investing

Charts with potential for reversal

July 12, 2011 by La Papillion

Listed out some charts that have the potential to reverse. It’s okay to buy when it’s expensive, just make sure it’s reversing when you buy them. Noble is showing my favourite setup – breaking downtrend line combined with an impending bullish divergence on macd histogram. I’ll look at it when the time is ripe. ** [...]

in Categories: Investing, Technical Analysis

Charts with potential for reversal

July 12, 2011 by La Papillion

Listed out some charts that have the potential to reverse. It’s okay to buy when it’s expensive, just make sure it’s reversing when you buy them. Noble is showing my favourite setup – breaking downtrend line combined with an impending bullish divergence on macd histogram. I’ll look at it when the time is ripe. ** [...]

in Categories: Investing, Technical Analysis

First reit

July 7, 2011 by La Papillion

First reit weekly: Daily: First reit had been very good to me, with its high dividend yield and the very low capital cost after the rights exercise. But I had parted ways with it for the time being. The charts both at weekly and daily level doesn’t look good. Both weekly and daily show a [...]

in Categories: Investing, Technical Analysis

First reit

July 7, 2011 by La Papillion

First reit weekly: Daily: First reit had been very good to me, with its high dividend yield and the very low capital cost after the rights exercise. But I had parted ways with it for the time being. The charts both at weekly and daily level doesn’t look good. Both weekly and daily show a [...]

in Categories: Investing, Technical Analysis

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