If anything, I had hoped to take away some learning experiences from trading. Realising that I am not cut out for intra-day trading is probably the biggest learning point. Well, sounds like it's stating the obvious, but yes I do think I deserved that slap on the face to learn my lesson.
Some big changes to my portfolio. Value sank, of course, as I pumped in to the stocks at the wrong timing. Thinking sell in May came early was my hypothesis, but somehow market changed and kinda resisted that selling down trend.
I am still geared towards a decline over the months, but I must resist the temptation to enter out of fear. especially for UMS and Comfortdelgro. UMS waiting for bottom-out, and it seems hard for it to enter my entry range of 1.20s. Liekwise for Comfortdelgro, it remained around the resistance of 1.48-1.49. If it breaks out there goes my stock.. wanted it to come down to 1.4, so I can enter.
Macro trend - seems market is fearful of the price hike continuing to rise, and because of that I must resist adding more REITs. Everytime all time low sounds like a good deal but I just couldn't enter low enough to cover losses. Playing the sell low buy lower game doesn't work well as well - look at my UMS and Comfort.
And look at Seatrium. My obsession with intra day trading caused this to happen... now at super high, wonder wad to do...
Update #29:
Warchest: 12627.27
Dividends received YTD: 432.90