Wednesday, January 05, 2011

20100106 Salvatore's comment on Hap Seng. The only way the retail player can hop on to the ride is to follow a long term moving average

Anyway for those of us meremortals, who occupy the bottom of the stock trading food chain, we have to rely on some luck and astute browsing of newspaper public domain info to make the stock picks, and hopefully the 'a rising tide raises all boats' will lift the stock price in our favour. So this run I icked Mulpha, which had some news on its property 'hidden value' through its Australian subsidiary, and its own 'goldman Sachs bought a stake' institutionalisation of its shareholding.




And you know, the chart pattern is not a straight line up as in Hap Seng, which means that blogger Salvatore has the inside running to the top of the stock goreng food chain... We at the bottom have to improvise.

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