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Ah Kwang Male ID: 101862751
A new journeyman in the financial landscape, there are no losses in this journey. Only wins that awaits.
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    When we do not question our decision, that normally results in mental pain.
    Not looking from another perspective, we end up not making a well-informed decision in our investing or trading.
    Open mindedness is one of the forms of piecing together all the information that will help us in our business /investing/trading, it also helps us expend our minds.
    Not thinking is very common among 90% of investors/business owners/traders. They don't think Why? How? When? just follow t...
    The power of perspective
    The power of perspective
    The power of perspective
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    Asset inflation
    Like many people, owning a house is getting more and more of a dream than a reality.
    most people put their money in places that don't outpace inflation hence the cost of retirement is increasing faster than they can "Save"
    With many central banks easing their monetary policies, we can see a higher asset inflation.
    With the cost of borrowing being lowered it increases the availability of money.
    In which you will have more money supply for the same item.
    The dange...
    Value preservation
    Value preservation
    Value preservation
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    When we embark on the journey to "success" we will definitely encounter many falls.
    The most important thing is picking ourselves out from the fall by learning not to fall in the same hole again.
    That is our greatest "Wins"
    Unfortunately many leave themselves trapped in the hole.
    Blaming others and not pulling themselves out of the hole. Unable to overcome the fear and only thinking of the fall  and not about the lessons that can be learnt from it.
    In this simple diagram it s...
    The journey to .....
    The journey to .....
    The journey to .....
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    We often end up in a "Losing position" due to retail always lagging behind the institutions.
    Furthermore to add salt to the wound, most retail investors do not do their own research and just follow what the "Analyst" recommends.
    Yes  they may have a short to medium term profit as long as they realise it and sell, the problem is the institution is always faster than the retail.
    so called "HOT" picks may actually be overvalued and some institution wants the retail to push the...
    Patience and hard work
    Patience and hard work
    Patience and hard work
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    There's a saying of "calm before the storm"
    Money is constantly being created.
    inflation is an unseen loss that many people take for granted.
    most people will be willing to spend on meaningless things and rather let their value decay overtime sitting in  a "savings" account.
    The worst part is most people take on debt at the peak of the economic cycle.
    When you think about it, people often neglect when they take on debt and never ask how secure their income is.
    High deb...
    "The Calm Before The Strom"
    "The Calm Before The Strom"
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    We may be in a coming bear market.
    The US Sahm rule is currently at 0.54.
    The Yield curve looks to be going to un-invert currently at -0.8
    The Hindenburg omen triggered.
    Remember to Hedge and manage your risk. If confirmed, we are indeed at the start of a bear market. It presents a learning opportunity. If this is a flash crash, then this volatility presents an opportunity to buy at the bottom.
    A crash is a part of the economic cycle, it's not a matter ...
    Risk management and learning opportunities.
    Risk management and learning opportunities.
    Risk management and learning opportunities.
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    With the recent pull back from the $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ $The Technology Select Sector SPDR® Fund (XLK.US)$ it may be a lesson for investors who leave themselves exposed.
    These top 5 biases sabotage most investors decisions
    1. Loss aversion.                                                    2.Anchoring bias.                                              3.Herd instinct.                                        4.Overconfidence bias.        ...
    Nothing lasts forever.
    Nothing lasts forever.
    Nothing lasts forever.
    I hope you all have a good day.
    To invest in yourself is to be willing to learn from mistakes.
    To be willing to accept the loss as gains to pave the way to the best version of you in the future.
    Many "investors" "lost" in the stock market, countless stories of their losses and have they learned anything from it? Most of them just call it a quit and just forgo the priceless learning opportunity. They gave up on themselves, anchoring on the loss rather than picking themselves up...
    The true Investment
    The true Investment
    The true Investment
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    $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
    $STRIVE U.S. SEMICONDUCTOR ETF (SHOC.US)$
    on the technical standpoint we can see on the week chart is hovering at the 38.2% week Fibonacci level it looks like it's poised for a rebound thanks to the recent economic news regarding the strong US GDP of 2.8% as well as the lower than estimated jobless claims of 235k instead of 238k. nevertheless there has been many good articles popping up regarding NVIDIA this though may be threaded with caution because on the...
    Rebound or bull trap?
    Rebound or bull trap?
    Rebound or bull trap?
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    $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
    Please do feel free to correct me or add on to this.
    On the Daily chart of the S&P 500 we can see it is currently at the (5400) 50 day SMA support level in concise with the support thread line. if it breaks support we will be looking at the 5280 100 day SMA support level
    looking at the weekly chart we saw it broke the 7 week SMA of 5490 and is currently at the 23.6% week Fibonacci level with the support range of 5425...
    Support level analysis for the S&P 500 (technical view)
    Support level analysis for the S&P 500 (technical view)
    Support level analysis for the S&P 500 (technical view)