If a Stock Is Too Strong, What Signals Tell You It’s Safe to Enter?

As US stocks keep hitting new highs, do you often encounter this situation: a stock has solid fundamentals and beats earnings expectations, but there’s just no good entry point? Then when it finally dips, you're afraid of catching a falling knife and don’t dare to buy?So how exactly should we choose our entry point?

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2025-09-28
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2025-09-11

Everyone's eyes on the target price but what is it ? [Part 1]

This will be a series of a few posts on how I am deriving the final spin off price of $YZJ Fin Hldg(YF8.SI)$  . I am not a certified financal advisor and this is not financial advice. As the Singapore market continue to rally, I noticed some interesting trends. You can also easily verify my claim. Stocks that are on the rise typically have a strong MA5 and MA10 which must be true if the stock if the stock is up trend since MA is computed as the simple average of the window period price. Now that is not an interesting information but what if i told you now that these 2 indicators hold very interesing information about exit and entry. Stocks that typically rise above the MA5 espeically with strong momentum tends to lean back close to the
Everyone's eyes on the target price but what is it ? [Part 1]
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2025-08-29
DiDi Stock: Revenue Up 11%, Profit Up 97%... But a Net Loss? https://youtu.be/jPoBrCxHjNU