my new home...

My TH
after buy and sell ... now i have settle to Tiara Height .. I bought on Jan 2010 ..this year .. pd immediately 5k .. they say that buy now at rm430 if later the price will up rm450.. its right the price now rm450 .. all till jun2010 I had paid 86k.. I pd cash at the moment.. my mistke is I bought at the 3rd hse from last.. if  4th one is better.. any how I think the 3rd one is better than the rest.. progrees is the second 10 percent with total payment up till date is 20%...

my house

Lucky rezky said... may this house bring happiness and more luck to me

main trend indicator

in or out of the market I rely on this main indicator ie FBMKLCI. as for me this indicator whether I can go in or out of the market.

As of now the trend is up.. is it for the long term or short term I do not know but the trend now is up.. the paten is now DP .. there is no concrete evidence that the main trend is up for the long term until MAV paten tell me so.. until ma 8s is pass over the high of the previous ma I see that the trend is up for this short term

FBMKLCI graph is as follows

after the last Po found and exited the new leg being formed and the paten is now I call it danger paten.. until it moves out I do not say that the Long term is but only the short term is up..

Conclusion By Lucky Rezky
Enjoy it while you can thoug only for a short while.. while the sun is out.. if it rain comes then take cover...

in the game

my new method is pomavlin


i got to know the po first wether its for down or up.
po is determine by mav paten with 8mas and 4 bar and lin confirming it.

in lin I am using stoch 844 and macd as 84 weighted. all in i am using weekly bar as my way... why u may ask ?asssume  if manipulation by syndicate it cant stand to manipulate it through out the week.


eg as of AMMB

gambar kat atas tak lawa la... ok below its a better picture i down load for u

eg as of AMMB as bought on 14july2010

exit po ok

mav paten ok

internals ok

next po is rm5.35

PS.....if any body just coud not understand the lingo just ask me in the box...
still in the game mbb buy rm7.00, ammb 5.2 axiata buy 3.30  

what in hand now?

axiata
mbb
ammb

bila la nak mula?

Those who think they have no time for bodily exercise will sooner or later have to find time for illness...Edward Stanley (14th Earl of Darby, 1799-1869)

The C word is not churn, candlesticks, commodities, contango, crash, curbs or any other Wall Street term that comes to mind. It's CORTISOL.

Cortisol. an adrenal hormone, plays a critical role in the normal response to stress. By normal I mean the "short-lived, fight or flight and it is over" type of stress. In this way, cortisol is useful and protective to the body.

However, in extended periods of stress—with little or no respite, cortisol increases to high levels and stays elevated. When this occurs, this hormone shuts down normal neuroendocrine feedback mechanisms that regulate the adrenal gland and produce a chronic state of adrenal fatigue with a wide variety of signs and symptoms which include:

1.Fatigue, despite what would normally be sufficient sleep
2.Insomnia
3.Weight gain
4.Compromise of the immune system, leading to frequent colds, flu or other infections
5.Depression
6.Hair loss
7.Diabetes and other metabolic abnormalities
8.Skin eruptions
9.Reliance on legal (caffeine, OTC, herbal stimulants) and illegal (amphetamine, cocaine) stimulants
10.Increased craving for sweets and simple carbohydrates
11.Intolerance to cold
12.Deposition of belly fat, leading to protruding abdomen and back pain due to loss of support of the bony spine
13.Irritability, anxiety, panic, cloudy thinking , impaired judgment
14.Muscle and bone loss
15.Elevated blood pressure with cardiac irregularities
16.Increase in cholesterol and triglycerides
17.Addiction to or abuse of alcohol, gambling, sex or shopping in an attempt to medicate stress
18.Just plain feeling awful and not knowing why
You are troubled by the way you look and feel. You have gone to one medical practitioner after the other and they either tell you nothing is wrong or prescribe medication to deal with one or more symptoms and it makes you feel worse. Or they tell you that you are stressed and you should do something about the stress. Unfortunately, much of allopathic medicine doesn’t deal with stress-related illness until it becomes full blown and you are seriously ill.

There is absolutely no excuse for allowing stress to control your mind and body. It reflects a lack of self-esteem by telling the world that no matter how much money you make (or lose) trading, you don't care about yourself. You sit at the computer for hours and don't move. How is that working for you and how toxic is that for your body? Moreover, the chemicals and free radicals which accumulate in your body are slowly destroying your most important trading tool—the brain.

Immobility, junk food, binge snacking ( especially late at night), saturated fats, low-carb or high glycemic foods, one diet after another(few, if any work), inadequate exercise discipline and not caring for yourself are akin to poisoning yourself. Sabotage your health and you will soon sabotage your trading. What difference does it make how much money you make if you drop dead at age 50 from cardiovascular, degenerative or metabolic disease?

What should you do? Even if you knew, would you know where to start and would you be disciplined enough to follow through?

I don't really teach you to trade (although you tell me repeatedly that I do). I help you get right with yourself so that you are in the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual condition that gives you the necessary edge to become successful, not only in trading, but in every aspect of your life.

In Part 2 of this article, I will have some suggestions and simple tips to help you get started.

Janice Dorn, M.D., Ph.D.

keep it simple.. by dr van Tharp

by VanTharp

This applies to so many things in life and it also applies to anything you might do in trading or investing. Keep things simple.

Your mind only has a conscious capacity of about seven chunks of information. You cannot hold anything more than that in consciousness. Have someone give you a series of 10 two-digit numbers and you’ll probably find that you have trouble remembering more than five of them because of this limitation in capacity. If you attempt to do complex things with the market that require you to use more capacity than you have, then you’ll probably fail.

Now, keeping it simple doesn’t mean that you can’t use a computer to sort through the vast amount of information available about the market. On the contrary, I highly recommend it. However, it simply means that your methodology and your daily tasks do not have to be rocket science. In fact, the more you try to do, the less likely you are to succeed.

I recently did a psychological profile of a broker/trader that ranked in the bottom 1% of all investors who had taken my psychological test. He had high stress, a lot of internal conflict, poor organization, no system, a negative attitude—and probably everything else you could possibly name. I then did a 10 minutes did a ten minute consultation with him, but he really needed several days. However, the key issue for him was how overwhelmed he felt by everything that came across his desk. How could he find good stocks when there are so many stocks? How could he follow any given plan when his clients all had conflicting goals and motivations? His life was a mess.

This broker needed a lot of psychological work first. His life was in chaos because his mind was in a state of chaos. Simplify the chaos in your mind and you’ll simplify the chaos in your life. And you can start that by deciding what you want in life (such as the dream life that was suggested in a prior tip) and then focusing on only one or two simple goals from that dream life.

Secondly, he needed a simple system to track his own trading—preferably a long term system that only gave him a few signals each week and that only required that he look at the market after the close. That way his personal decisions only had to be made once each day and they could be done away from the chaos of the market. That system could be something as simple as buying on a 110 day channel breakout; use the weekly volatility as a worst case exit; trail it from the close as a profit taking stop; and don’t risk more than 1% of his equity on any trade. In his case, he needed to do a survey of all of his beliefs about himself and that market. From that survey, he could begin to design a trading method that fit him.

Third, he needed to do a mental rehearsal for the day at the beginning of each day and a daily debriefing at the end—these are two of the more important tasks in the ten tasks of trading. But they are simple.

In the mental rehearsal, you merely ask yourself some questions like "What could go wrong today that I’m not prepared for?" If you come up with some potential problems, then you need to come up with some solutions and rehearse them in your mind. It’s that simply, but when you do it your trading and your life will improve.

Similarly, at the end of the day you need to ask yourself, "Did I make any mistakes today?" A mistake, by the way, has to do with not following your rules. And if you have no rules, then everything you do is a mistake. If no mistakes were made, then simply pat yourself on the back. However, if you did make a mistake, then plan and rehearse how you will avoid that mistake in the future. Imagine the impact that correcting each mistake that you make will have on your life and trading!

These are all simple steps. Success comes from following simple steps. When you understand that and practice it, your performance will improve dramatically.