Comments on: Profit Protection http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2009/05/profit-protection/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:44:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Alvin http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2009/05/profit-protection/#comment-253 Alvin Sun, 03 May 2009 13:46:51 +0000 http://www.bigfatpurse.com/?p=1399#comment-253 Hi Mike, I would say both O'Neill and Buffett methods will work. They are both proven. The only concern is the person practising it. One has to learn in depth, such that he truly understands the concept and diligently follow it. Along the way, especially initial period, there will be much setbacks, and it is up to the person to have the determination and the faith in the system that he chose to use to invest. Personally, I am following the T3B system for trading which I find its principles closely related to O'Neill's system (at least for the technical analysis part). Another way to choose a system is to look which one suits your personality better. You like read charts or annual reports? How about the pace of the investment game? Would you like to enter and exit the market frequently? Or would you like to sit on a position for years? Find out your cup of tea and have faith in it thereafter. Hope this answers your question. Hi Mike, I would say both O’Neill and Buffett methods will work. They are both proven. The only concern is the person practising it. One has to learn in depth, such that he truly understands the concept and diligently follow it. Along the way, especially initial period, there will be much setbacks, and it is up to the person to have the determination and the faith in the system that he chose to use to invest.

Personally, I am following the T3B system for trading which I find its principles closely related to O’Neill’s system (at least for the technical analysis part).

Another way to choose a system is to look which one suits your personality better. You like read charts or annual reports? How about the pace of the investment game? Would you like to enter and exit the market frequently? Or would you like to sit on a position for years?

Find out your cup of tea and have faith in it thereafter. Hope this answers your question.

]]> By: Alvin http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2009/05/profit-protection/#comment-1721 Alvin Sun, 03 May 2009 13:46:51 +0000 http://www.bigfatpurse.com/?p=1399#comment-1721 Hi Mike, I would say both O'Neill and Buffett methods will work. They are both proven. The only concern is the person practising it. One has to learn in depth, such that he truly understands the concept and diligently follow it. Along the way, especially initial period, there will be much setbacks, and it is up to the person to have the determination and the faith in the system that he chose to use to invest. Personally, I am following the T3B system for trading which I find its principles closely related to O'Neill's system (at least for the technical analysis part). Another way to choose a system is to look which one suits your personality better. You like read charts or annual reports? How about the pace of the investment game? Would you like to enter and exit the market frequently? Or would you like to sit on a position for years? Find out your cup of tea and have faith in it thereafter. Hope this answers your question. Hi Mike, I would say both O’Neill and Buffett methods will work. They are both proven. The only concern is the person practising it. One has to learn in depth, such that he truly understands the concept and diligently follow it. Along the way, especially initial period, there will be much setbacks, and it is up to the person to have the determination and the faith in the system that he chose to use to invest.

Personally, I am following the T3B system for trading which I find its principles closely related to O’Neill’s system (at least for the technical analysis part).

Another way to choose a system is to look which one suits your personality better. You like read charts or annual reports? How about the pace of the investment game? Would you like to enter and exit the market frequently? Or would you like to sit on a position for years?

Find out your cup of tea and have faith in it thereafter. Hope this answers your question.

]]> By: mike http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2009/05/profit-protection/#comment-252 mike Sun, 03 May 2009 09:48:56 +0000 http://www.bigfatpurse.com/?p=1399#comment-252 hi alvin, i assume you are somewhat following this book (how to make money in stocks)? how have you done? i'm a newbie at investing, still comparing the different ways of investing (leaning toward value investing with significant considerations in qualitative factors i.e. Buffett style), so I would like to ask how have you done with ?momentum? trading. I've read o'neil's book before, but am not sure it works. looking foward to you reply... hi alvin,

i assume you are somewhat following this book (how to make money in stocks)? how have you done?

i’m a newbie at investing, still comparing the different ways of investing (leaning toward value investing with significant considerations in qualitative factors i.e. Buffett style), so I would like to ask how have you done with ?momentum? trading. I’ve read o’neil’s book before, but am not sure it works.

looking foward to you reply…

]]> By: mike http://www.bigfatpurse.com/2009/05/profit-protection/#comment-1720 mike Sun, 03 May 2009 09:48:56 +0000 http://www.bigfatpurse.com/?p=1399#comment-1720 hi alvin, i assume you are somewhat following this book (how to make money in stocks)? how have you done? i'm a newbie at investing, still comparing the different ways of investing (leaning toward value investing with significant considerations in qualitative factors i.e. Buffett style), so I would like to ask how have you done with ?momentum? trading. I've read o'neil's book before, but am not sure it works. looking foward to you reply... hi alvin,

i assume you are somewhat following this book (how to make money in stocks)? how have you done?

i’m a newbie at investing, still comparing the different ways of investing (leaning toward value investing with significant considerations in qualitative factors i.e. Buffett style), so I would like to ask how have you done with ?momentum? trading. I’ve read o’neil’s book before, but am not sure it works.

looking foward to you reply…

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