How to Beat the Big Boys with One Powerful Charting Software - A Step by Step Guide

Next week, the stock market will be an all new exciting week with all the renewed volatility and trading activities. In liew of that, for the first time ever, I will be introducing and using the most powerful charting software developed by Ronald K to illustrate a step by step process of how to select the best stocks with the best time and best price. During the festival mood over this week, while everyone was enjoying their holidays, I was secretly and diligently working on a new shiny tool that will assist me in my next $30,000 trade like what I did in Yuuzoo. I believe that the secret to success and making $$ is to work doubly hard while everyone is enjoying because time wait for no man and success belongs only to the most hungry man who really wants it so badly.

http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.sg/2015/01/yuuzoo-how-i-made-33000-within-2-contra.html

http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.sg/2015/01/yuuzoo-secrets-of-900-lots-revealed.html

So coming next week, I will conduct a seminar and display what i meant by a powerful charting software that can beat the Big Boys at their own game. The software is second to none and no one had ever used it before except myself. If you are hungry to make $$ with me and pick up a new skill for this coming year, this upcoming seminar will be the most important event after CNY. Interested parties can send your registration in but I will only hand pick a handful of them. If you didn't receive a reply from me, it means that you are not selected to this invitation seminar.

Seminar Date: 4th March 2015, Time: 7.00pm to 8.30pm

Venue: I will instruct you in the form of email

Contact Ronald K at stockmarketmindgames@gmail.com with the following details.

Subject: Attending Ronald K "The Most Powerful Charting Software Seminar"

Contents: Name, e-mail address and mobile number.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Genting - Sucker's Play

On August 10th after trading hours, Genting Singapore released their disappointing results, however the stock price rallied after that from Aug 13th till today. See the news/results below.

Why is it so? Is the results there to scare the public? Is the media the driving force behind the stock market? What did the insiders do to create a breakout after that? What was the rationale behind? How are traders/investors able to profit from it? How can we as retailers know what are the insiders are doing? In my course, I shall revealed all these whys, whats and hows.

This is absolutely adroit rigging at it's best and it's not visible to the naked eye. To win this game, we must know what are the BBs trying to achieve and how to follow their activity so that we shall not be slaughtered for our hard earned money. For those who registered for tonight's event, I will share with you something so that you time is not wasted.
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Fri Aug 10, 2012 7:17am EDT

* Genting Singapore Q2 EBITDA S$306.3 mln vs consensus S$361
mln
    * Hotel occupancy and room rates in Q2 at record high
    * Genting, Las Vegas Sands' casinos in Singapore saw lower
Q2 gaming revenue


    By Charmian Kok
    SINGAPORE, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Genting Singapore,
which owns one of Singapore's two multibillion-dollar casino
complexes, posted lower quarterly core earnings that missed
expectations as gaming revenue fell and expenses rose.
    The Singapore casino operator's results miss came after
rival Las Vegas Sands, owned by billionaire Sheldon
Adelson, announced smaller-than-expected quarterly earnings in
July, hit by lower profits from the city-state and Macau.
 
    With gaming revenue in Singapore facing headwinds, analysts
say Genting's Malaysian parent Genting Berhad faces
increasing pressure to expand overseas. 
    In June, the gaming group applied to raise its stake in
casino operator Echo Entertainment to above 10 percent,
potentially pitting it in a $3 billion-plus takeover battle
against Australian billionaire James Packer. 
    Genting Singapore said on Friday its gaming revenue in
April-June dipped 4 percent from a year ago, as it earned
S$306.3 million ($246.25 million) before interest, tax,
depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), or core earnings, down
from S$382.7 million a year earlier. 
    This was below an average estimate of S$361 million,
according to three analysts surveyed by Reuters. The company
derives most of its EBITDA from its Singapore casino Resorts
World Sentosa. 
    "Gaming revenue dipped slightly, but this was not unexpected
given the overall slowdown in business environment, even in
Macau," said Tan Hee Teck, Genting Singapore's president and
chief operating officer, according to briefing notes of an
analyst call seen by Reuters. 
    Genting Singapore's EBITDA was also lower than the $330.4
million reported by Singapore rival Marina Bay Sands, owned by 
Las Vegas Sands. However, adjusted property EBITDA at Sands'
Singapore complex plunged 75 percent from a year ago, as gaming
revenues fell 7.5 percent.
    
    NON-GAMING BUSINESS GAINS
    Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World are the world's second-
and third-most expensive casino complexes after MGM's CityCenter
in Las Vegas, and their profits and profit margins are among the
highest globally.
    Earlier, in an emailed statement, Genting Singapore said its
adjusted EBITDA was S$311 million. Genting Singapore's
second-quarter net profit fell 32 percent to S$165.5 million
from a year ago.
    Genting Singapore said its non-gaming business performed
well, with hotel occupancy and average room rates in the second
quarter at an all-time high of 92 percent and S$432,
respectively, boosted by more daily visitors at theme park
Universal Studios Singapore. 
    Genting Singapore shares have fallen about 15 percent so far
this year, underperforming the benchmark Straits Times Index's
 15 percent rise in the same period. 
    Genting Berhad now sits on more cash than any other gaming
operator in the world. Earlier this year, Genting Singapore
raised S$2.3 billion through perpetual securities, stoking
speculation it will embark on an acquisition spree.
 

    Q2 results for Singapore's two casino-resorts in U.S.
dollars:
                Resorts World Sentosa      Marina Bay Sands
 Net revenue    $564.5 mln                 $694.8 mln
 Adjusted       $250 mln                   $330.4 mln
 EBITDA                                    
 EBITDA margin  44.3 pct                   47.6 pct

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Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Trading in a rigged market

Trading in a rigged market is never easy unless you know the how the game is operated. It took me some years before I fully understand why all markets are rigged and why there is no way that the public can be a constant winner. He may be winning a few times but the one last time when he puts everything onto the line, that's where the pitfall commence. In my preview tomorrow, I strongly encourage you to speak to me if you are interested to know about rigging. Look at this tiger air article on July 20th 2011, if you still doubt the power of the BBs, think twice and ask yourself how many times you were burned?

http://stockmarketmindgames.blogspot.sg/2011/07/tigerair-questioned.html


Source: http://www.sgx.com/ 

20 July 2011

Angela Chan Mui Chin 
Company Secretary
Tiger Airways Holdings Ltd
50 Raffles Place
#32-01 Singapore Land Tower
Singapore 048623
Dear Madam

QUERY REGARDING TRADING ACTIVITY

We have noted, and draw to your attention, a substantial increase in the price of your shares today.
To ensure a fair, orderly and transparent market, please answer each of the following:

Question 1: Are you aware of any information not previously announced concerning you (the issuer),
your subsidiaries or associated companies which, if known, might explain the trading? 
- If yes, the information must be announced immediately.

Question 2: Are you aware of any other possible explanation for the trading?

Question 3: Can you confirm your compliance with the listing rules and, in particular, listing rule 703?

Please respond immediately via SGXNET. Where appropriate, you may want to request a trading halt or a suspension of trading.
Please contact Market Control (or, if you need to discuss the matter, your Account Manager in Issuer Regulation) immediately.
Thank you for your cooperation.

We have released this letter via SGXNET. 

Yours faithfully
Kelvin Koh
Vice President
Head, Market Surveillance
Risk Management & Regulation

Notes:
1. Subject to limited exceptions in rule 703, an issuer must announce any information known to the issuer concerning it or any of
its subsidiaries or associated companies which is necessary to avoid the establishment of a false market in the issuer’s securities,
or would be likely to materially affect the price or value of its securities must be publicly disclosed (rule 703).

2. An issuer must undertake a review to determine the causes of any unusual
trading activity (paragraph 20 of Appendix 7.1). 

3. An announcement should, among other things, state whether the issuer or any of its
directors are aware of the reasons for the unusual trading activity and whether there
is any material information which has not been publicly disclosed (paragraph 31 of Appendix 7.1). 

4. Your responsibility under listing rules is not confined to, or necessarily satisfied by,
answering the questions in this letter.


Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

F&N - Rigged

Hello everyone, the preview last Friday was a great session where I got to meet and interact with a lot of new people whom I have not met before and also some who were my die hard fans. It was my great pleasure to share with you my views on stocks like Cosco, CMZ, F&N and some others, the current price and it's possible direction in the short term. I hope you guys can take some time to go through my entire blog and see the trade records and sample the calls for yourself.

In my next preview, I shall show you how can you really make money in the market that is rigged for a stock like F&N by the BBs. Recent events that was happening in F&N, it's not really easy to gauge where is this stock trending because it was halt several times with "big news" always standing by. Common knowledge shows that stocks and market are indeed rigged so that the public are always the sucker class at the mercy of the BBs. The good news for us traders is there is a way we can follow the BBs activities and profit from it. I think the last quarter of 2012 will be a good trading opportunity for us as traders to take advantage of market conditions and capitalize on it. The chart is like a different language protocol that tells us the story how BBs buy/sell. It's like a piano with black and white keyboards and it takes the person who underwent training to paint a beautiful melody.

In my coming stock operation course, I am going to share with you secrets about rigging, the sights of my thought process when I take a trade and the confidence that I have when I make accurate calls on stocks and markets. One thing that I have learned throughout my speculation journey as a speculator is the believe and trust system on whether you make it or not. I am going to show you if you believe in yourself, you are going to be a winner. Like I said, if a public like me can do it, I don't see why you can't achieve the same results too.

Come for my preview this Tues and speak to me, let me share my thoughts and the painstaking journey that I went through before I discovered a sound method to track the BBs activities. Details for registration is as below:

Date: 21 August 2012
Time: 7.00pm to 8.30pm
Venue: City Index Asia Pte Ltd
6 Battery Road
#20-01
Singapore 049909
(Next to Raffles Place MRT Station)

Contact Gill at manveer.gill@cityindexasia.com with the following details.

Subject: Attending Stock Operator Course Preview
Contents: Name, e-mail address and mobile number.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

Public vs BBs

I saw many comments yesterday and what I wanted to share is this. I saw more votes on BBs than Public which is normal because who doesn't want to be a BBs so that he can manipulate the market and make money? However do you know that BBs sometimes failed their operations too? Look at Mewah, it is one of the stock that the BBs did not made a lot of money and failed many times in their marking up campaign. Moreover, to be a BB, you need a lot of cash to buy up shares during a heavy down market and in the process if you get it wrong, you might sustain a big loss too. I can list many stocks that have failed operation and things went wrong.

On the flip side, being a public is better. First there is no stress on money issue, you only trade what you have and if you loss, then you are only responsible for yourself. Second, you have less pressure as you are solely on your own and not pressure from CEOs/Directors to markup stocks and you can have good rest which is important for health. What is the point of earning so much $ and get your health into bad shape and later spend endless $ on it? Third, if you are a BB, you better make sure you know how to play the game well or your name will be tarnished and it's hard to climb back again. I have seen many BBs who are smart, but they failed to deliver during crucial times and it's hard for people to trust them again. There are only few prominent ones who made it like the Yanlord operator. To me, he is a very smart and shrewd operator, because when you think it's going up, he can flush you down and vice versa. Fourth, this is the MOST important one. BBs cannot track your activity, however once you gained insight and knowledge, your job is to time your sales as close as the BBs and profit with them. This to me is most important, because you are invincible and you are playing the game along with the BBs. You can hide your trades but they can't hide their activity in the charts.

So conclusion, I will be a public. There are pros and cons of course and there is no right or wrong answer. But at the end of my journey, what I really want is a happy family and good health. It doesn't matter how much money I made or lose in the process of speculation. When it is all set and done, I can look in the mirror and say I did my way. I constantly ask myself why I want to trade, not because I want to win money, but because I want to beat the game. To beat the game doesn't mean you have to trade big to win a lot of money, even if you trade 5 lots and the next day or moment you made realized profit, you got it right and that gives you extra confidence in your skills. When someone says its impossible to spot bottom/high or it's impossible to buy before breakout, I had done it all in my 1 year plus of blogging. Some days I win, some days I lose but nevertheless I enjoyed this journey as I gained a lot of experience and new knowledge each day but more importantly, speculation is to know myself better when it comes to my personal being like emotion, patient, fear, greed etc. To be mentally successful, until one can look at money and say it's just a tool to trade in the market and nothing else, he shall reach there one day because he had learnt to let go of money first and cultivate the intangibles. Robin is one person I knew who achieved that, so that's why he is a millionaire.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator

The BBs or The Public

I am doing a survey. If given a choice, would you be a BB or a Public. Cast your vote in the comments section. I will share something once I collate all the feedbacks.

Ronald K - Market Psychologist - The Big Speculator