WinChart Way

We believe that a true investor should have a sound and logic plan. However, the plan should not be complicated. It requires a substantial study of charts, and company's latest financial reports, and finally, discipline. 

Although some claimed to have "magic" or "secret" formulas which could produce a stunning return in a short time by predicting the target price of any stocks, we believe that investment method should be practical rather than mystical. 

Generally, individual stocks performance is highly co-related with the overall market movement. Therefore, determining the market trend before investing or trading in any counters is a crucial step. 

Additionally, the fundamental of a stock is absolutely important. Because price of a counter with good fundamental will eventually reflected on the chart, and like wise for counters with poor fundamental. Therefore, by understanding the financial report of a company, we can greatly reduce our investment risk by selecting good fundamental counters.

Finally, after studying of market trends and individual counter charts and their financial result, a well-disciplined investors will always be prepared for any un-foreseen circumstances; thus, a contingency or cut-loss plan.

The WinChart Way:

Step 1:
Determining the market trend: 
KLCI, 2nd Board, Mesdaq, and major foreign indices.
Study the trend lines, support and resistance of the broad market.
Use Primary Indicators (Moving Averages or Bollinger Bands) to identify the continuous of trend.
Always gauge the market strength by studying the market volume.

Step 2:
Individual Stocks:
Study their latest Quarterly Reports. (WinChart GOLD)
EPS, Dividend, Dividend Yield, PE, PEG, and others.
Study the trend lines, support and resistance, and any possible chart patterns.
Use Primary Indicators (Moving Averages or Bollinger Bands) to identify the continuous of trend.
Use Secondary Indicators (MACD, Stochastic, WinChart RSI, etc) to fine-tune the entry or exit.

Step 3:
Entry and Exit Plan:
Apply Trailing Stops to protect paper profit and minimize every trading risk.
Review each trades, and study the mistakes (if any) for future reference.