vontsi, if you are new to investing, it\'s better to opt for a lower market level to enter or re-enter. that would be safer, and there are interesting small - caps highlighted by other forumers that could prove to be rewarding investments, such as Techcomp (39.5 c now), Roxy-Pacific (31 c), and Lion Asiapac (37.5 c). if you are a seasoned investor, well, you know what to do and when to enter the market! actually, no one can be 100% sure. markets are essentially unknowable creatures in the short -term.
Crystal ball gazing? Haha.. This is bad for health. I wrote about the direction of the STI in my blog not too long ago:
singaporeanstocksinvestor.blogspot.com/2.../sti-up-or-down.html
The thing is, TA tells us where are the supports and the resistance levels. It doesn\'t tell us if these levels will be hit and whether they will hold. So, I always hedge. If you are not vested yet and would like to get it, you might want to put in 10% first at the next support. If that breaks, put another 10% at the next support. Buying at supports in an uptrend is quite safe. As the market turns up later on and we have confirmation of an upturn, you might wanna go in with a larger position. This is just one way of playing the market. You decide.B)
The bear came for a visit for half a day only? :laugh: :laugh: Too fast - I missed the cheap cheap levels to buy at. Waiting for Straits Asia at $2.00, Oceanus at 35 c, Design Studio at 60 c....