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My loser stocks

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Keppel corp - down 34.3% (caught a falling knife) Bakertech - down 56.6% (an old stock bought and forgotten as a result of laziness) OCBC - down 11.9% Sempcorp - down 10.3% My investing report card this sem is marred in red by the "oily bear". Moral of my story: Besides not catching a falling knife. Need to get more tools and sharpen them at the same time. With more tools, one would be able to utilise the right tools at the right time whether to hedge or to profit from the bull// bear market. (What is 'right' and how to utilise? Homework - go and figure them out.) Update on 21/3/16 Rebalanced my portfolio + price rebound + cut some losses to minimise further risk exposure. Finally double digit (%) paper loss now became single digit. In a bull market, priority is to maximise profit. In a bear market, priority is to minimise losses. -------------------------------------------------------- Sempcorb on the turn-around? --- " That’s one

Happy Monkey Year 2016!

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If you are bored this new year (like me), let me introduce to you an addictive monkey game available on Window 10 and iOS called Bloons TD Battles . This is a great game to teach you and your kids on resource management. It is fun and quick to play with no test on patience (oh I hate those games that drag on and on). Basically you start off the game with some cash to buy monkey towers (you will earn more cash as the game progresses). The objective is to clear as many levels as possible by popping balloons with your towers - with each increasing level, the balloon types get harder to pop. For every balloon that escapes from your terrain, you lose a life. When you lose all 150 lives, you lose. That is why it is called "Tower defense". In 'assault' play or battle mode, you could match against somebody and deploy sabotages in the fury balloon popping battles. The monkey towers which you chose at the start of the game and how you place / deploy them are crucial in w

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