When not to buy, and when not to sell.....
Improving your entry and exit timing can save you lots of $ over time. Photos: Leong Chan Teik
Charlie Lau, 67, at National Library yesterday. Photo by Leong Chan Teik
An unexpected attendee was an ex-CFO of a listed company, who now manages his family funds full-time. He came to hone his trading skills.
And then there was an attractive lady remisier from Kim Eng Securiites who has Chartered Public Accountant qualification.
They were among 36 NextInsight readers who paid $150 each to attend a four-hour workshop yesterday by Charlie Lau, 67, a veteran stockbroker, on how to trade profitably in the stock market.
They learnt more than just the technical behavior patterns of stock prices.
They also gathered insights into the people psychology that sometimes drives a big part of the market, and entraps unsuspecting investors into buying at high prices or selling at the bottom of a price trend.
At the event held at the National Library in Victoria Street, Charlie (
The audience was all ears and showed an enthusiasm to learn.
John Ho and Tan Su Li of Lim & Tan Securiites. Photo: Leong Chan Teik
At the end of it all, Charlie told NextInsight he was impressed with the participants as they asked many good questions and were, in that respect, different from the audience at some workshops that he had conducted in the past.
NextInsight wishes to thank the National Library for the professional help rendered and its excellent facilities.
We also thank our friends, Joan Kuan and Wang Hung Peng, for their assistance.
Finally, our thanks to Tan Su Li (
For our article which promoted this event: CHARLIE LAU: How to read charts to maximise your gain in buying, selling
