The stock market continues to worry
- By Jovi FindRich.com
- Published 08/13/2007
Despite the recent injection of billions of dollars from the central banks around the world, the various stock markets have stabilised but not recovered to the previous level. As the saying goes, the bull climbs up the stairs and the bear jumps out of the window. Rather than expecting the stocks market to get back to its former glory, many analysts cautioned that the weeks ahead are not quite optimistic even while Fed is willing to commit more funds into the market.
While the Indexes are likely to move sideways, some of the stocks that have taken the fall together with the whole pack are gaining back slowly. Personally, I have
lost some money in the recent fall. Fortunately, the situation has stabilized and another drastic decline within this week is unlikely. Rather than sitting back and licking wounds, perhaps it is time to pick up the sword again and take back some money.
My recent earnings in the Singapore Exchange:
LottVis:
Bought @ $0.305
Sold @ $0.340
Not much, but since the climb is up the ladder, there is much room and opportunity to regain and possibly take more profits than ever. On the other hand, the bear is always ready to jump out of the window anytime again. So it more important than ever to watch Fed's next move closely in the event of another bloodshed.
While the Indexes are likely to move sideways, some of the stocks that have taken the fall together with the whole pack are gaining back slowly. Personally, I have
My recent earnings in the Singapore Exchange:
LottVis:
Bought @ $0.305
Sold @ $0.340
Not much, but since the climb is up the ladder, there is much room and opportunity to regain and possibly take more profits than ever. On the other hand, the bear is always ready to jump out of the window anytime again. So it more important than ever to watch Fed's next move closely in the event of another bloodshed.
