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发表于 2009-11-21 08:37 PM
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24# Diffusion
My point is that if you trade stocks solely based on TA, there is no difference between AONE and any other stocks. If you are confident it is going down/up, you short/long it and make money. Even if you are confident it will stay unchanged, you sell options and still make money. Looks to me most people on this board are TA only but they somehow treat AONE differently.
joep 发表于 2009-11-21 19:26 
I was occupied by something personal. Sorry for the late reply.
I'm not sure whether I fully understood what you were trying to say. Personally I think AONE is very close to a bottom, and I'm waiting for the price action to confirm my prediction. Once confirmed, I'll start to long. However, there is also non-trivial probability that it will breach important support and dive much lower. So it is not about my confidence, it is about whether the market verifies my confidence. Before that, I'll stay on the sideline. Furthermore, even the market confirmed my prediction, there is still a second consideration, the risk/reward ratio. If I'm sure the price will rise, and market also confirms my view, it still could be the case that major upside is already been taken. Should I jump in and long the stock? I guess no. When the rally approaches to the end, bulls are tired and cannot sustain bear's attack, meaning the risk/reward ratio is not good and better no touch. That's why I think AONE may still drop but I'm not going to short it at this moment.
AONE is attractive because it has good potential. Some investors believe when you buy stock, you buy its potential. I think this is very true. But as a retail investor like me, I don't have the (inside) information and expertise to fully gauge AONE's potential. There are many information on the media, but I cannot tell, from my limited knowledge, whether it's for real or from wishful thinking. So I'd better just stick with TA.
Hopefully this clarify myself. Thanks. |
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