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Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 12:46 pm
SEC and CSEAmateurTrader001 wrote:s
Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 12:59 pm
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Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 1:12 pm
Well saidEquityChamp wrote:No the responsibility is solely with the investors. 99% of retailers are followers of players. Until such time investors learn how to value a share and buy based on value they will be beaten like this over and over till they loose their heard earned money.
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Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 1:27 pm Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 1:36 pm
samaritan wrote:What should the fair value of JKH should be with eps of 1 cent for the 9 months ended????
Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 1:48 pm
Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 1:55 pmxhunter wrote:reaction to all market developments is not mandatory. when you play cricket you can even leave the ball
I left the ball a lot today... didn’t touch a thing. Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 2:14 pmI mean not only about today, this particular development actually started around 20th of JAN with the share split game. people who blindly react to this lost their money. people who react in smart way earned money.RJ1010 wrote:xhunter wrote:reaction to all market developments is not mandatory. when you play cricket you can even leave the ball
Haha good one
Come to think of it should have hooked the bouncers for six! Could have made a decent buck with some day trading
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Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 3:08 pmxhunter wrote:I mean not only about today, this particular development actually started around 20th of JAN with the share split game. people who blindly react to this lost their money. people who react in smart way earned money.RJ1010 wrote:xhunter wrote:reaction to all market developments is not mandatory. when you play cricket you can even leave the ball
Haha good one
Come to think of it should have hooked the bouncers for six! Could have made a decent buck with some day trading
but stay away is also an option, and might be the best option.
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Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 3:15 pmjudecroos wrote:xhunter wrote:I mean not only about today, this particular development actually started around 20th of JAN with the share split game. people who blindly react to this lost their money. people who react in smart way earned money.RJ1010 wrote:xhunter wrote:reaction to all market developments is not mandatory. when you play cricket you can even leave the ball
Haha good one
Come to think of it should have hooked the bouncers for six! Could have made a decent buck with some day trading
but stay away is also an option, and might be the best option.
This down fall created by SEC and CSE is wide spread in international markets as well. Now this stupids can not create investor confidence any more. Sack them immediately. Don't pay them a salary with our hard earned TAX money. Because they have earned a lot .This is what I have to say.
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Dilip wrote:Are we going to expect a further crash tommorow???
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Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 5:33 pmDilip wrote:Are we going to expect a further crash tommorow???
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Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 5:45 pmLet's get to gather to protest nationally and internationally. International investors also must know about this stupids.Equityinvestor wrote:judecroos wrote:xhunter wrote:I mean not only about today, this particular development actually started around 20th of JAN with the share split game. people who blindly react to this lost their money. people who react in smart way earned money.RJ1010 wrote:xhunter wrote:reaction to all market developments is not mandatory. when you play cricket you can even leave the ball
Haha good one
Come to think of it should have hooked the bouncers for six! Could have made a decent buck with some day trading
but stay away is also an option, and might be the best option.
This down fall created by SEC and CSE is wide spread in international markets as well. Now this stupids can not create investor confidence any more. Sack them immediately. Don't pay them a salary with our hard earned TAX money. Because they have earned a lot .This is what I have to say.
Agreed! need to send the idiots home.
Re: Whose fault is this? Thu Feb 11, 2021 11:30 pmBut international investors were very happy today. First time in the year, positive foreign cash inflow was today..judecroos wrote:Let's get to gather to protest nationally and internationally. International investors also must know about this stupids.Equityinvestor wrote:judecroos wrote:xhunter wrote:I mean not only about today, this particular development actually started around 20th of JAN with the share split game. people who blindly react to this lost their money. people who react in smart way earned money.RJ1010 wrote:xhunter wrote:reaction to all market developments is not mandatory. when you play cricket you can even leave the ball
Haha good one
Come to think of it should have hooked the bouncers for six! Could have made a decent buck with some day trading
but stay away is also an option, and might be the best option.
This down fall created by SEC and CSE is wide spread in international markets as well. Now this stupids can not create investor confidence any more. Sack them immediately. Don't pay them a salary with our hard earned TAX money. Because they have earned a lot .This is what I have to say.
Agreed! need to send the idiots home.
Re: Whose fault is this? Fri Feb 12, 2021 12:07 amprobably it is not a increase of foreign purchase. there might be a very low foreign sellings because it is not a good idea to sell at these prices.AmateurTrader001 wrote:But international investors were very happy today. First time in the year, positive foreign cash inflow was today..judecroos wrote:Let's get to gather to protest nationally and internationally. International investors also must know about this stupids.Equityinvestor wrote:judecroos wrote:xhunter wrote:I mean not only about today, this particular development actually started around 20th of JAN with the share split game. people who blindly react to this lost their money. people who react in smart way earned money.RJ1010 wrote:xhunter wrote:reaction to all market developments is not mandatory. when you play cricket you can even leave the ball
Haha good one
Come to think of it should have hooked the bouncers for six! Could have made a decent buck with some day trading
but stay away is also an option, and might be the best option.
This down fall created by SEC and CSE is wide spread in international markets as well. Now this stupids can not create investor confidence any more. Sack them immediately. Don't pay them a salary with our hard earned TAX money. Because they have earned a lot .This is what I have to say.
Agreed! need to send the idiots home.
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