Friday, December 30, 2011

Hyflux - Bull Charged


As I was observing and punting some pennies, Hyflux caught my attention the most. I already observed Hyflux's unusual activity yesterday as I post it on my blog. http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.com/2011/12/sti-penny-stocks-2.html but today, it rocketed even more which caught many by surprises. I love this stock at it's current juncture now.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Window Dressing?

A lot of people say today shall be window dressing where the market should artificially be green . Personally for me, be it window dressing or season holidays, as long as there is a market to be traded and as long as traders are participating, then there is money to be made. I don't look at macro picture like Nov/Dec is a holiday month or Oct is normally a bad month for stocks etc..Those are just traditional adage with no corroborated evidence. What happened in the past doesn't necessarily mean it will happen in the future. If it is so true, then everyone can make money without studying market conditions. Today I shall watch Yanlord as I believe on it's readiness to move. I am still focusing on the pennies until the pennies' season is over.

UPDATE 30/12/2011, 9:44AM

Tested some lots with Yanlord, it's best to watch and not the time to punt yet as of writing now.   

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 29, 2011

STI - Penny Stocks 2

Wow, as predicted, so many penny stocks are releasing their power to charge. Below are some.

Dyna-Mac
Hyflux
Ramba
PerennialCRT
IEV
Mewah
swiber
yangzijiang

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Yoma - Excitement


Watch Yoma, short term wise, money could be made on the short side. Most BBs have taken profits and they are looking for opportunities to put out shorts.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

STI - Penny Stocks

Watch as some penny stocks are ready to rally.

UPDATE 28/12/2011, 10:48PM 



Stocks like IEV and Midas rallied, but they closed weak. :(

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

STI - Flat

Watch as we have flat trading session again with reactions here and there.

UPDATE 27/12/2011, 8:35PM


We indeed experienced flat trading with reactions here and there.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas to yall. Last week I said this week we shall see a rally and indeed we saw one. Although it was not strong, this could be due to season holidays that's why there was low volume trading and most of the traders were out. Shall this rally I predicted at the correct timing with the superb K Turn multiply everyone's pocket size with the maximum amount of profits. God Bless. :)

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, December 23, 2011

Noble - Yanzhou to Buy Gloucester Coal for A$700 Mln

Yanzhou Coal Mining Co. (1171) agreed to acquire Gloucester Coal Ltd. for about A$700 million ($709 million) and a 23 percent stake in its Australian unit, gaining mines and port capacity in the largest coal-exporting nation.

Under the plan, Sydney-based Gloucester will merge with Yancoal Australia Ltd., and Yanzhou will own 77 percent of the new company, the Chinese coal producer said yesterday in a statement. Gloucester stockholders will receive A$3.20 a share in cash, it said.

Buying Gloucester, controlled by Noble Group Ltd. (NOBL), will add four coal projects and access to ports in Australia, where Yanzhou operates six mines. Yanzhou plans to boost annual output there to about 30 million metric tons from about 16 million tons in the next five years to help meet growing demand from China, UBS AG said in a Dec. 20 note, citing an investor presentation.

Yanzhou Coal wants to make sure its coal-mine portfolio in Australia is strong enough to support its production growth in years to come,” said Felix Lam, a Hong Kong-based analyst at Daiwa Securities Capital Markets Co. “The port facilities are of strategic importance because they will allow it to connect its mining sites directly to marine transportation.”

Yanzhou’s board approved the transaction, the company said in an earlier statement. It’s advised by Citigroup Inc., UBS and Goldman Sachs (Asia) LLC, as well as by law firms Freehills, Baker & McKenzie and King & Wood. Gloucester is advised by Lazard Ltd. and Noble by Blackstone Group LP.

Coal Deals Increase

Coal deals involving companies in Australia swelled to more than $11 billion this year from $9.44 billion in 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The biggest transaction was Peabody Energy Corp.’s $4 billion takeover of Macarthur Coal Ltd. in July. The average premium paid globally this year in coal acquisitions is 19 percent, the data show.

Yanzhou also offered a payment of as much as A$3 a share should the stock fall below A$6.96 in the 18 months after the deal closes, according to the statement. The so-called value protection clause and the dividend payment imply a value of A$2.2 billion for Gloucester, a person with knowledge of the matter said, declining to be identified.

Calls to Marie Festa, director of investor relations at Gloucester Coal, went unanswered after normal business hours.

Australian Trading

Yancoal Australia will replace Gloucester on the country’s stock exchange, allowing Yanzhou to use the purchase as a means of listing its Australian assets. Gloucester closed at A$7.03 in Sydney on Dec. 19 before trading in the shares was suspended.

Yancoal Australia is required to list at least 30 percent of its local assets by the end of 2012 as part of conditions attached to its A$3.1 billion takeover of Felix Resources Ltd. in 2009.

“Upon completion of the merger proposal we will have made a significant step toward meeting all the undertakings including a listing of Yancoal core assets,” Yanzhou said in the statement. Some of those assets aren’t included in the merger plan, which is subject to approval from Chinese and Australian regulators, and from Gloucester holders, the statement shows.

Yanzhou can profit from shipping coal back to Asia rather than relying on local markets. It’s among producers expanding as demand from power utilities and steelmakers rises, while asset prices drop. Global consumption of the fuel is projected to climb by an annual 2.8 percent in the six years to 2016, driven by China’s economic growth, the International Energy Agency said this month.

Yancoal Expansion

Yancoal may spend more than $1 billion buying mines in Australia, Murray Bailey, managing director of the unit, said in a September interview. Yancoal had net income of A$415 million for the year to Dec. 31 and debt of A$3.3 billion, according to a statement on its website.

Noble, a Singapore-listed commodities supplier, owns 64.5 percent of Gloucester (GCL), according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Noble, whose main business involves trading and shipping bulk commodities including coal, took control of the company in 2009 when it offered A$7 a share. Chief Executive Officer Ricardo Leiman quit last month after Noble reported a quarterly loss.

Noble shares have declined 45 percent this year in Singapore.
Yanzhou this month proposed selling as much as 15 billion yuan ($2.4 billion) in bonds over three years. Buying Gloucester would be Yanzhou’s fourth acquisition in Australia following the Felix takeover, the purchase of coal developer Syntech Resources Pty for A$202.5 million in August and two coal subsidiaries of Wesfarmers Ltd. in September for A$296.8 million.


Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Noble - Yanzhou Said to Offer Cash, Australia Unit Stake for Gloucester Coal

Yanzhou Coal Mining Co. (1171) offered about A$700 million ($709 million) in cash and a 23 percent stake in its Australian unit for Gloucester Coal Ltd. (GCL), said two people with knowledge of the matter.

Under the proposal, Gloucester Coal will be merged with Yancoal Australia Ltd., and Yanzhou will own 77 percent of the new company, said the people, who declined to be identified because the terms aren’t public. Gloucester Coal shareholders will receive A$3.20 in cash per share, on a fully diluted basis, the people said.

Buying Gloucester, controlled by Hong Kong-based Noble Group Ltd. (NOBL), will add four coal mines and access to ports in Australia, where Yanzhou operates six mines. Yanzhou plans to boost production there to about 30 million metric tons from about 16 million tons over the next five years to help meet growing demand from China, UBS AG said in a note dated Dec. 20, citing an investor presentation.

Yanzhou Coal also offered a payment of as much as A$3 per share should the stock fall below A$6.96 in the 18 months after the deal closes, the people said. The so-called value protection clause, and the dividend payment imply a value of A$2.2 billion for Gloucester, one person said.

Gloucester Coal closed at A$7.03 in Sydney trading on Dec. 19, before trading in the shares was suspended. Yanzhou Coal plans to use the purchase as a means of listing its Australian assets, a person with knowledge of the matter said earlier this week.

Zhang Baocai, Yanzhou Coal’s board secretary, declined to comment on details of the deal. Calls to Marie Festa, director of investor relations at Gloucester Coal, went unanswered after normal business hours.


Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Reactions

Today, the market could experience some minor reactions in the morning and gradually trend higher maybe? I shall watch.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

STI - K Turn



On Dec 19th 2011, I tested the market with real money to see if the downside would continue or if a technical rebound shall commence. I chatted on FB with one of my fans and gave him my plan for this week where I think a rally would start. On Dec 20th 2011, I made my post so that everybody shall witness what would happen this week. http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.com/2011/12/noble-chivalrous.html

To those who said that I am "Mr after event talker", if you would take the time to read the chats, that would help and reward you even you longed yesterday, because today you shall reap the profits and you are alert of this week's plan. I took my Dec 19th noble profits yesterday and longed back on this stock because I saw more bullishness in this stock and a K Turn in STI has just been spotted yesterday and NOT Dec 19th! I am currently out of all my positions in other stocks and only in noble. See my noble entry price and you shall know.

While I use my own money to find out the directions of the market, the amount of concentration and preparation work is something that no one had witnessed it. Personally, I think I had done a fair bit of posting my views using my own money to find out directions and sharing it with others. This is something that the public benefited from me and I don't collect or earn a single cent of out anyone. I would rather spent time testing the market, buy more experience and do constructive things than to waste it on unnecessary stuff. I can continue to receive the hatred comments but it just continue to prove that my blog rocks or people won't be visiting.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Noble - Chivalrous



Yesterday was truly a tricky day. I shorted noble and true enough it came down. However as I observed longer, the downside was checked and I quickly took my profits and went long an hour before the market close. Today this stock was chivalrous enough to reward me. I don't know what was the news but i saw something very significant in the chart which was yelling at me to long and so I just follow the chart's instruction. As I was watching, I also chatted on FB with one of my fans as I believe a technical rebound is around the corner. I am timing my entry for this perfect moment in what I think would come true.

Finally, there is no point in tracking me on what stocks I long or short. Noble was just one of the few counters I longed yesterday and there are some others I shorted, some others I longed and some others I cut loss. I am just fast enough to go in and when things turned, I am out again.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Monday, December 19, 2011

STI - Range

Today, I am looking to book some profits first and watch further. With some stocks in ranging mode, the risk and reward doesn't favor any trading.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, December 16, 2011

Singtel - Fatigue


Singtel is showing some signs of fatigues. I believed some BBs had already taken profits while the others are waiting for the correct opportunity to put out shorts. Watch.

UPDATE 20/12/2011, 9:50PM




Woot! Singtel gapped down today after I posted 2 days back? Congrats to those who made it!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 15, 2011

STI - Crucial

Today is the most crucial day to watch STI. Forget about all other days this week, but today will offer some insight. I don't know what will happen but I am watching with full concentration.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

STI - Rankle

STI will continue to rankle investors/traders who longed yesterday. I truly believe it's not wiseable to swing trade unless one knows what he/she is doing. Just when stocks got cheaper, it could go at an even cheaper price for you. As I mentioned in my yesterday post, I prefer intraday trade. As of now, I am mixed and have no direction as of this time of writing, however should the trade conditions changed later on, I might be in to trade. Be cautious, suspicious as we are now in a critical juncture. A move in either direction will show itself soon.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

STI - Volatile


Thanks for all the feed backs and comments I got for my previous post. Without those comments, I wouldn't know my blog would generated so much heat.

Anyway, STI had been showcasing volatility gaps this past week and it is not wise to trade unless you are willing to lose unnecessary money. Me myself, as I said, I don't mind losing and I love cutting loss as money is no objection to me. Has the major turn appeared yet? I have not seen it. Did that Dow negative160+ points last night affected me? Obviously not, because I think faster than the market. So what's ahead? Without so much volatility, I prefer day trading for the moment. I don't know when will the turn come, but I shall just trade what i see and see what I trade until that defining moment manifest itself.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Monday, December 12, 2011

STI - Opportunities

I timing my next entry to either add on to my current noble long position or a new position in other counters. This time round it shall be a bigger lot size as the market is showing some kind of a major turn. It could be long or it could be short. But this move shall give me the maximum amount of profits.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Saturday, December 10, 2011

STI - Fearless


After cutting a few small losses today, I never go on weakening legs but instead continuing to monitor for turns where it came in finally during the last hour. During my last seminar, I mentioned averaging up was a better option and from the screen shot, you can see that I bought noble at 1.17 and another batch at 1.175. Why I bought there? Because I saw a huge major turn that is forming and without any hesitation, I just went in fearlessly again. This time round, I scrutinized to the 1min chart for that inspection. The market had been very volatile with huge spikes and it was not easy to trade, even myself had to cut losses at times. But it just proved to be challenging and thrilling as it challenged my burning desire to beat the game and my quest for knowledge on this never ending game.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Friday, December 9, 2011

Yanlord - A Small Loss


I just took a small loss for Yanlord. Just when BBs showed me that they were in and when trade conditions doesn't warrant a profit. I prefer to take a small loss and protect my profit first before continuing my operations.
I will never hide when I made a loss. It's part and parcel of the learning process.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Hands Off

Today, I shall watch the market and not do anything. The market was very volatile last night with big swings up and down. The best action for today is no action. If one really needs an action, buy for a bounce.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 8, 2011

School of Mind Games - Testimonial 5


I received my 5th testimonial this morning. Hey Mr Lee, you got it almost right. Practice more and you shall see the truth; you will surpass me one day. Just make sure you don't let the BB kill you.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

STI - Be Wary

The market is due for a very big move to come. One wrong move might just deplete your funds. Be wary and alert.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Midas - BBs Activity Detected

Watch Midas today. BBs are churning activities.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Monday, December 5, 2011

Sakari - The Maneuvered Breakout



On Nov 30th, I saw bullishness in Sakari as it was preparing for an eminent break. On Dec 1st, I told one of my friend about the bullishness about this stock and on Dec 2, he longed. The rest is history. I actually saw bullishness on 25th Nov 2011, but I cannot confirmed until Nov 30th where the bullishness was confirmed. Want to know why it was due for breakout? Email me.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - U Turn

Today, the market might just open with some selling first and trend up thereafter. We shall see.

UPDATE 6/12/2011, 10:02AM




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Friday, December 2, 2011

KepCorp - Weakening Power

Keppel Corp looks exhausted. Watch.

UPDATE 2/12/2011, 8:39PM

Wow, the trade conditions changed after I came back from shopping. KepCorp just turned strong after I saw the chart. Woohoo!

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Momentarily Turn


Watch the momentarily turn to the upside now.


UPDATE 2/12/2011, 9:47AM

Ok, I was dead wrong on this call. It was a weak turn. I am out to shopping. :)

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

STI - Boring Day

Yet another boring day for trading today. I don't think I am going to see much movement to the upside or downside. This is my personal view, however, if one needs to trade today, select the big caps, they have wider ranges.


Looking at the STI chart, it's rankle with many gaps up and down. It is definitely the most volatile period I had ever witness. One wrong move might just deplete your funds. I waiting for the moment to long this market again. It could be today or next week. I shall post.

Look at the STI charts, see the circled red gap area. Ask yourself how many times can you survive if you get a few wrong moves. Compare the current situation with the situation a few months back and you shall get what I mean. Best advice? Preserve your bullets till the time is right. I am just lucky enough that I still managed to get out of the woods with a few mini losses. However, in the long run, if one is not careful, and with emotion attached, all will be gone.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Thursday, December 1, 2011

STI - No Chase

I am not looking to chase after rising price today.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator