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On Tuesday, the $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ fell in early trading and then reversed. The $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ rose by more than 2% and led by small cap stocks by nearly 3%. U.S. stocks rose together, technology, chips and European stocks rose generally, and $Tuya Inc (TUYA.US)$, $XPeng (XPEV.US)$, $Bilibili (BILI.US)$ , $iQIYI (IQ.US)$ and $KE Holdings (BEKE.US)$ among the top gainers. Risk sentiment returned, international oil prices rose by more than 3%, US oil rose above US $71, and European natural gas soared by more than 20%. The prices of European and American Treasury bonds fell sharply, the yield of 10-year US bonds was forced to 1.50%, and British bonds rose by more than 10 basis points. The dollar fell, the Turkish Lira rose to a one month high, and bitcoin tested $49000 for the first time in five days. Gold fell below $1790, palladium rose more than 4%, London Metal Rose, and 'Dr. copper'Rose below $9500.
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$Ontrak (OTRK.US)$ waiting… 350 shares around 9…. not worried… waiting on news to take me back to 11
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They're a tech company that's priced like a boomer company, they own the low-end prebuilt market space (think office-boxes) and hold a disproportionate percentage of the enthusiast prebuilt space, they appear to be legitimately trying to build graphics cards (unlike the last time they did it), the new processor line has made them competitive gain in the enthusiast space, in-house production will probably be good.
On top of that their numbers are solid.
(~4% INTC) $Intel (INTC.US)$
On top of that their numbers are solid.
(~4% INTC) $Intel (INTC.US)$
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What a year 2021 has been. The tiny SARS-CoV2 virus is still messing up with our daily lives. Just when things were starting to normalise, a newly discovered variant Omicron threw a curve ball causing some countries to halt or even reverse decisions to re-open borders.
As end of 2021 approaches, the market mood has dampened down quite a bit. The market breadth is not looking rosy, more stocks are below MA200 than above. The impeding QE tapping and interest rate hikes in respond to rising inflation by US Fed are weighing down market sentiment too.
In the trading landscape, a strong bull was dominating the market in the first three quarters of 2021. Major indices were breaking all time high, even cryptocurrency was making waves (pun intended, super volatile moves for $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ Bitcoin).
Covid-19 Theme
Feb 2021 saw the start of the largest vaccination drive than mankind has ever seen. Previous vaccination programmes were generally rolled out over years or decades. But the advancement of biotechnology has allowed us to access COVID-19 vaccine in unprecedented speed.
Moderna $Moderna (MRNA.US)$, BioNtech $BioNTech (BNTX.US)$, Pfizer $Pfizer (PFE.US)$, Johnson & Johnson $Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.US)$, Novavax $Novavax (NVAX.US)$, Astra Zeneca $ASTRAZENECA PLC (AZNCF.US)$ just to name a few obvious ones, roared to all time high. Did you catch the train? I took a small profitable swing trade with Pfizer. Nothing to boast about, purely practicing my trading skills based on breakout trend.
Good Trade Execution: Timing to Exit Trade Perfectly
One memorable trade in 2021 for me was with Open $Opendoor Technologies (OPEN.US)$. Been learning to read chart with Wyckroff method so it was great to be able to time my exit of Open perfectly before the price crashed.
This was the chart analysis and trading plan for my position on 22 Sept.
I tried to protect profit my trailing my stop loss. As the market unfolds, the news about Zillow $Zillow-C (Z.US)$ shook Open badly. Based on my analysis of the price action and volume, I moved my stop loss lower to wait for a rebound in order to exit the trade with profit. This manoeuvre helped me exited with 21% profit in around 6 weeks.
The biggest take away from this trade? Applying Wyckroff analysis of price action to manage my trade successfully despite drastic bad news.
Bad Trading Execution: Importance of Stop Loss
Think any trader would be able to tell you anecdotes of how stop loss either dented or saved their capital. Sharing a lesson of moving stop loss. After Nvidia $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ share split, I decided to initiate a long entry on 26 July at $193. The plan was to take advantage of the break out pattern fueled by the strong demand on chips. Given Nvidia is such a darling of both short and long term investors, the initial trading plan was to hold on to long position for as long as possible.
The price moved uptrend until hitting resistance at $231. Things were looking rosy and I was feeling very pleased with myself. Then came a minor correction to the magnitude of 15% from $231 to $195. It was nerve wrecking then. Everyday I would be checking on the paper loss and debating if I should close my position to protect whatever profit I had. I decided to move stop loss to $198. Luck was not on my side and the price touched $197 and reversed.
It was such a painful lesson. On hide sight, there was no reason for me to panic. No sudden increase in volume to suggest investors are dumping Nvidia. I should have just stay calm and allow the correction to unfold. I lost in this trade because I gave in to my panic and not sticking to trading plan.
Outlook for 2022
Current market condition seems to be rather uncertain. Nasdaq $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$, S&P $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ and Dow $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ all suffering corrections. There are many factors affecting the 2022 outlook. US Federal Bank meeting in mid Dec, Omicron concerns and its closely related national border policies will likely impact market condition. I would be very cautious in trading until things get more clarity. Stay away from stocks that corrected by 30% (e.g. U $Unity Software (U.US)$, Baba $Alibaba (BABA.US)$, Palantir $Palantir (PLTR.US)$), and monitor defensive counters such as PG $Procter & Gamble (PG.US)$, TSN $Tyson Foods (TSN.US)$.
Last Words
To me, trading is like an art of understanding the market forces. Is the bull or bear in charge currently? Do I expect a correction or continuation of trend?
The biggest lesson in 2021 from my trades is learning to execute trading plans with confidence. Trust my analysis of the market and not getting emotional.
For 2022, I certainly hope to be a consistently profitable trader by improving my chart analysing skills and trade execution.
Sharing this and hope for a better 2022 to all!![]()
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What a year 2021 has been. The tiny SARS-CoV2 virus is still messing up with our daily lives. Just when things were starting to normalise, a newly discovered variant Omicron threw a curve ball causing some countries to halt or even reverse decisions to re-open borders.
As end of 2021 approaches, the market mood has dampened down quite a bit. The market breadth is not looking rosy, more stocks are below MA200 than above. The impeding QE tapping and interest rate hikes in respond to rising inflation by US Fed are weighing down market sentiment too.
In the trading landscape, a strong bull was dominating the market in the first three quarters of 2021. Major indices were breaking all time high, even cryptocurrency was making waves (pun intended, super volatile moves for $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ Bitcoin).
Covid-19 Theme
Feb 2021 saw the start of the largest vaccination drive than mankind has ever seen. Previous vaccination programmes were generally rolled out over years or decades. But the advancement of biotechnology has allowed us to access COVID-19 vaccine in unprecedented speed.
Moderna $Moderna (MRNA.US)$, BioNtech $BioNTech (BNTX.US)$, Pfizer $Pfizer (PFE.US)$, Johnson & Johnson $Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.US)$, Novavax $Novavax (NVAX.US)$, Astra Zeneca $ASTRAZENECA PLC (AZNCF.US)$ just to name a few obvious ones, roared to all time high. Did you catch the train? I took a small profitable swing trade with Pfizer. Nothing to boast about, purely practicing my trading skills based on breakout trend.
Good Trade Execution: Timing to Exit Trade Perfectly
One memorable trade in 2021 for me was with Open $Opendoor Technologies (OPEN.US)$. Been learning to read chart with Wyckroff method so it was great to be able to time my exit of Open perfectly before the price crashed.
This was the chart analysis and trading plan for my position on 22 Sept.
I tried to protect profit my trailing my stop loss. As the market unfolds, the news about Zillow $Zillow-C (Z.US)$ shook Open badly. Based on my analysis of the price action and volume, I moved my stop loss lower to wait for a rebound in order to exit the trade with profit. This manoeuvre helped me exited with 21% profit in around 6 weeks.
The biggest take away from this trade? Applying Wyckroff analysis of price action to manage my trade successfully despite drastic bad news.
Bad Trading Execution: Importance of Stop Loss
Think any trader would be able to tell you anecdotes of how stop loss either dented or saved their capital. Sharing a lesson of moving stop loss. After Nvidia $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ share split, I decided to initiate a long entry on 26 July at $193. The plan was to take advantage of the break out pattern fueled by the strong demand on chips. Given Nvidia is such a darling of both short and long term investors, the initial trading plan was to hold on to long position for as long as possible.
The price moved uptrend until hitting resistance at $231. Things were looking rosy and I was feeling very pleased with myself. Then came a minor correction to the magnitude of 15% from $231 to $195. It was nerve wrecking then. Everyday I would be checking on the paper loss and debating if I should close my position to protect whatever profit I had. I decided to move stop loss to $198. Luck was not on my side and the price touched $197 and reversed.
It was such a painful lesson. On hide sight, there was no reason for me to panic. No sudden increase in volume to suggest investors are dumping Nvidia. I should have just stay calm and allow the correction to unfold. I lost in this trade because I gave in to my panic and not sticking to trading plan.
Outlook for 2022
Current market condition seems to be rather uncertain. Nasdaq $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$, S&P $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ and Dow $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI.US)$ all suffering corrections. There are many factors affecting the 2022 outlook. US Federal Bank meeting in mid Dec, Omicron concerns and its closely related national border policies will likely impact market condition. I would be very cautious in trading until things get more clarity. Stay away from stocks that corrected by 30% (e.g. U $Unity Software (U.US)$, Baba $Alibaba (BABA.US)$, Palantir $Palantir (PLTR.US)$), and monitor defensive counters such as PG $Procter & Gamble (PG.US)$, TSN $Tyson Foods (TSN.US)$.
Last Words
To me, trading is like an art of understanding the market forces. Is the bull or bear in charge currently? Do I expect a correction or continuation of trend?
The biggest lesson in 2021 from my trades is learning to execute trading plans with confidence. Trust my analysis of the market and not getting emotional.
For 2022, I certainly hope to be a consistently profitable trader by improving my chart analysing skills and trade execution.
Sharing this and hope for a better 2022 to all!
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$CROSSTEC (03893.HK)$
Large capital outflows show big shareholders have exited, while smaller investors are still entering, taking over the positions.
See Moomoo Capital Tracking tool [9 Dec 2021] :
XL size orders have highest outflow
S size orders have highest inflow
Quite unusual when comparing it with more normal distributions of capital flow (for e.g 00005, FUTU)
Large capital outflows show big shareholders have exited, while smaller investors are still entering, taking over the positions.
See Moomoo Capital Tracking tool [9 Dec 2021] :
XL size orders have highest outflow
S size orders have highest inflow
Quite unusual when comparing it with more normal distributions of capital flow (for e.g 00005, FUTU)
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