Invite your university friends to the forum

hunter wrote:Is there any (Bright) Engineering graduate who has made an overall profit between Feb 2011 and Feb 2012 here?
If yes, How much as a %?

If not, any other graduate?

If still not,
All graduates are no brighter than average!

Friend...

I have overall profit but it is very difficult to tell this % during Feb 2011/Feb2012 coz i am doing trading from 2005 when i just passed out from university...
This by Engineering knowledge not by any financial knowledge coz unfortunately i dont have that

I dont know about others because as per my experience very rare to find engineers doing stock trading

If someone has made an overall profit during past 1 year, I would consider him/her as above average.
If someone has made more than 50%, he would be bright;
If more than 100%, he would be super bright.
If more than 200%, I would be his/her student.

hunter wrote:If someone has made an overall profit during past 1 year, I would consider him/her as above average.
If someone has made more than 50%, he would be bright;
If more than 100%, he would be super bright.
If more than 200%, I would be his/her student.

Definetely I m not bright,Super bright or master... but above average for sure...

How about u?

hunter wrote:Is there any (Bright) Engineering graduate who has made an overall profit between Feb 2011 and Feb 2012 here?
If yes, How much as a %?

If not, any other graduate?

If still not,
All graduates are no brighter than average!

I started stock trading from September 2011. Before that I had some share certificates. So I'm relatively new to the stock market. But up to now my total profit is 50%. But most of them from AAF IPO. Except that total is 0-5%.

I do not think,
Brightness has statistically significant positive association with profits from CSE.
there are many unobserved factors that affect the profit level.

econ wrote:I do not think,
Brightness has statistically significant positive association with profits from CSE.
there are many unobserved factors that affect the profit level.

Well said....

i know what u are telling.. try to elaborate some further others to understand

Ok,Thanks guys.

(Well, in this context, we mean brightest in investing in CSE.)

So far only Engineering graduates have come forward with gains.
(I am not sure @snandasiri is a grad or not; but you're a lot above average in my view)
Does it mean others haven't made any gains?

If so,

So far,

Undoubtedly,

Eng. Grads are the brightest of the lot!!!!

snandasiri wrote:

hunter wrote:But..
Any fool can do trading.

Yeah..
brighters also do sometimes.

So, why brightest can't?
They are all-rounders.

Why bright guys sometimes fail is their extreme thinking and fear on a move

hunter wrote:You know why I do (trade)?

One reason is that
when it comes to evaluation, there is no subjectivity at all. This is 100% objective evaluation method (unlike in your job, or in Uni exams etc)
At the end of the day, you know it black an white; whether you are bright or not so.
You can argue with your boss but not with the market. Market is always right (not the boss)

1000% mate.. ur boss can screw ur performance if he's evaluating it, but in market ur running the game and returns are urs

hunter wrote:Is there any (Bright) Engineering graduate who has made an overall profit between Feb 2011 and Feb 2012 here?
If yes, How much as a %?

If not, any other graduate?

If still not,
All graduates are no brighter than average!

Well.. Any Graduate who had not done trading or investment at all may have not made profits
he hee..

Hmmm.. I dont know how to put this.. But there's no co-relation in being a graduate/professor and a master trader/investor @ CSE..
Its mostly common sense which guide your greed through a "profits, fear, desperate, panic, loss" kinda cycle...And the overall experience u gained from winning - losing game..

For me; I dont think I need a degree/masters to trade in CSE.. I only need to concentrate on how the market behavioral pattern would be affected on certain scenarios, economic outlook, negative-positive news, etc... and how much of a trading cycle would last in technical-wise.

The way discussion drag show us the mentality of our investors.
Commen sense much better than anything in practical life.

Redbulls wrote:The way discussion drag show us the mentality of our investors.
Commen sense much better than anything in practical life.

I agree common sense is good in investing.
What is bad is the instinct (even in personal life)

hunter wrote:

Redbulls wrote:The way discussion drag show us the mentality of our investors.
Commen sense much better than anything in practical life.

I agree common sense is good in investing.
What is bad is the instinct (even in personal life)

omg........mage topic eka kala., thawa tikakin boi

guys guys.....i just said to invite your friends,i ddnt branded any uni

mark wrote:omg........mage topic eka kala., thawa tikakin boi

guys guys.....i just said to invite your friends,i ddnt branded any uni

Markii, mata nam, therena vidiyata forum eke dan anawashya arguments godak yanawa. Avashya de ta wadiya, anawashya de kata wenawa wadi wage.

swan03 wrote:

mark wrote:omg........mage topic eka kala., thawa tikakin boi

guys guys.....i just said to invite your friends,i ddnt branded any uni

Markii, mata nam, therena vidiyata forum eke dan anawashya arguments godak yanawa. Avashya de ta wadiya, anawashya de kata wenawa wadi wage.

When the market get recovered all this will get ended.

This is a good way of letting steam off but will the Market recover in the near future is a big question.

Speech may be Silver!
But Silence is Golden!

stumpy wrote:Speech may be Silver!
But Silence is Golden!

Hmmm..
No speech
and no silence is
Nirvana ?

I am sure this topic will be one of the longest in forums history.
Lika a mega tele drama.

"Melo rahak ne. Eth balanawa"

Looks like u wanna start it over again!

stumpy wrote:Looks like u wanna start it over again!

I am so bored so thought of starting a new thread to share a 90% reliable way of making profits in a downtrend. I like to give couple of examples as well. Do you have any preferred counters for me to take as examples?

....and this technique should work for any share in CSE.

Inbox !!!

hunter wrote:....and this technique should work for any share in CSE.

here is the one. Did a little hasty write up. Pls tell me if some revision is needed.

http://forum.srilankaequity.com/t16778-sure-simple-way-to-make-profits-in-a-downtrend#110295


Sorry Mark, not meant to spoil your thread here.

Invitation to join the Sri Lanka Equity Forum.

University guys may be busy in their studies no?

We began the game as undergraduates and those days it was "investnow.lk"

Market Sucker wrote:University guys may be busy in their studies no?

What about the university girls? We can invite them here and do some pumping and dumping

Jiggysaurus wrote:

Market Sucker wrote:University guys may be busy in their studies no?

What about the university girls? We can invite them here and do some pumping and dumping

    

And We Can Jiggy With em