Daniel

13 Mar 2020

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What are your golden rules when trading Structured Warrants and Daily Leverage Certificates? What are the strategies which have worked well for your over the years?

Mine are (1) Don't Let a Winner Become a Loser; (2) Consistency is Confidence; (3) Cut Losses and Let Your Profits Run.

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Leong L Can

13 Mar 2020

What leveraged products do you usually trade? What level of gearing are you looking for?

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Lim Y Weng

05 Mar 2020

Which types of indsutries are worth investing. giving examples .
Can any of these stocks be converted to warrwants to be listed?Why?

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