Learn IPO Stocks Strategy Right now (Basic for Beginners)

What is IPO? Basically, it means Initial Public Offering (IPO). When a private company is planning to go on public listed, they will issued ordinary shares though an IPO. Most of the time, it is because of the private company wanted to obtain more fund for financing their operation costs.

There are many ways to obtain IPO, however different countries may have their different rules. For instance,

1) KLSE; Investors should obtain it through some paper works through banks or private institutions.
2) HSI; Investors could apply it through e-trading, which means that everything could be done through internet.
3) NASDAQ; Investors have to go through registered stockbrokers, they would request you to wiring funds to the firm before issuing the stock certificates.

What are the benefits from IPO? Generally, there are 2 types of IPO investors.

1) They have already fully understand and review about the company profile and financial report, so they would take an advantages of obtaining at the lower price (like Facebook, Airbnb, etc)

2) They hope to get profits of the price difference from the initial price on the first days. However, the prices may be lower than expected. Hence, it is not easy to gamble through IPO as there may not have enough information for investors to review.

Personal Advice for short term investors,
1) I would not suggest beginner investors to play with IPO as the information you found may be insufficient to analyze.
2) Try sell the stocks within 3 days, no matter Win or Loss.
3) Set a profit of 10%-15%, which is more than enough for most IPO (If only you don't have solid information to back up)
4) If the IPO initial price (before public listed) is lower than IPO price (Frist day on the market), try to sell on the same day.

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Support And Resistance in Stock Market!! So Easy!!

When it comes to stock investment, there are many different books with different perspectives in the world. Most people doesn't really care and only know "Buy Low and Sell High". Who doesn't know? But in fact, how should we achieve it?

I have been studying about stock investment all around the world by many different authors (Obviously, i am still reading now) and i am going to give you all a simple Tips which i have concluded in most books.

Instead of "Buy Low and Sell High", we should "Buy Support and Sell Resistance". The most easiest way to trade in the stock market is to always find the Support of each stock as well as the resistance. However, we need to first identify the trend.

1) What is Support?  It is a level on the chart where buying interest is stronger than selling pressure.

2) What is Resistance? It is a level where selling pressure overcome the buying interest in the market.

KLCI Trend by Trading View

The Red Color line is the Support whereas the Green Color Line is the Resistance. The support line will be formed when the stock movement together with volume could not break through. Then a BUY signal appear. In the same, when the stock movement and volume cannot break through the Resistance Line, SELL signal appear.

For some investors, they will try to put a Buy signal on 28/12/2016 at 1630.3 (Support) and Sell Signal on 20/02/2017 at 1712.58 (Resistance). A beautiful profit could be make within 3 months.

In conclusion, earning in the stock market is not gambling. We should put more effort on doing some Technical Analysis or research, that's how we use money to earn money. Please remember, must always need to find the support and resistance together with a very high volume in order to gain the profit.

The future of this blog's direction

Hello Guys,

It's time to review my blog. From now onwards, i will be concentrated on the achieving financial freedom for everyone including myself. Stock investment is one of the ways of achieving it.

I am 26, Malaysian guy coming back from Hong Kong. For those who are interested in Stock Investment, i will be using my knowledge on Technical Analysis to assist everyone. Also, most of the part, i will be focusing on Malaysia shares and Hong Kong shares.