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fundamental analysis Archive
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Fundamentalists & their Formulas
Posted on January 1, 2016 | No CommentsNo. The value of a stock is ABSOLUTELY in no way determined by such a formula. That is up there with the random walk. It has no relationship to market trends whatsoever because markets trade on ANTICIPATION — not on fact. -
Economists Do Not Try to Forecast the Business Cycle
Posted on December 19, 2015 | No CommentsAll of the turning points that the Economic Confidence Model has forecast in my lifetime alone, even to the precise day, demonstrates that there is no such thing as a random walk. Yes, there is complexity masquerading as chaos and within there are definitive patterns. Even the Maya discovered time. They studied the heavens, as did the Babylonians. Economists seem to be unable to observe patterns and they claim anyone who does must be the devil. -
The Computer Did Pretty Well on the Dax
Posted on December 14, 2015 | No CommentsIt’s what you BELIEVE that matters — nothing else. This is why analysis is still in the primitive stage of being a witch doctor. Fundamentals far too often become mumbo-jumbo. People act on what they THINK will happen even when it does not. -
Selamat Melabur! / Happy Investing!
Posted on January 18, 2014 | No CommentsSelamat Melabur! / Happy Investing! Lagi mudah nak faham kalau dengan gambar. Enjoy! -
Beware the Chartist: He Brings You False Science
Posted on October 7, 2012 | No CommentsOf all the mystics, only the Chartist pretends a rational basis for his gobbledygook. The Chartist further elevates his status by including himself in a larger, even more virulent group that label themselves as "market-technicians." Surely, one would think that the devastating losses suffered recently in the equity markets would have exposed these charlatans and their false religion. But, no, their followers are like zombies. Never questioning, and in constant search for that blip on the chart that pierces the shrouded future. -
Why Stock Market Charts Work
Posted on June 18, 2012 | No CommentsChart patterns repeat. They repeat and repeat year in and year out. The charts of the stock market today and those of 100 years ago are exactly the same. I am talking about the patterns that repeat. The reason is brutally simple. Man has not changed. His reasons for buying and selling are two basic emotions – fear and greed. The chart shows them clearly. It is up to the trader, oops investor, to learn them. -
WATCH LIST – updated!
Posted on January 31, 2012 | 1 CommentLama sungguh aku tak update blog ni. Baru-baru tadi baru saja update WATCH LIST dengan list saham-saham terbaru. Baru jumpa cara untuk short cut proses update saham (add/remove/update). Sebelum ini kena manually input one-by-one. Jenuh nak update! Jadi sekarang, hampir setiap hari dah boleh update. -
An Introduction to Technical Analysis: Keep It Simple
Posted on August 18, 2011 | No CommentsMany people have a difficult time understanding the point of technical analysis. How can a bunch of math and seemingly arbitrary lines on a chart displaying prices over time help one pick points which represent opportunities to buy low and sell high (or buy high and sell higher)?