elfo
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elfo
@elfrozd
Investor by day. Volleyball fan by passion..


@FrostyFinances jumped in right before the breakout lol this market is getting crazy

keren pak PP pada naik

Tahun ini @primagnesius IHSG bakal ngalahin S Korea ngak bro?

tandain aja akun influencer/komunitas saham tolol yang kerjaannya tebar fear di saat ihsg bottom kemarin 🤡

Gak lagi-lagi berani ambil resiko muterin duit nyokap + duit nikahan di capital market. Kalo tau ujung nya loss gede gini 😭


i told you, goodbye bears. 8,400 next 👋


Seems like there’s a margin call happening in TPIA. They wants out badly.

Nahhh inii penjelasan pak @Rudiyanto_zh , mecerahkan dibalik perjunaman saham PP


You may choose to be bullish. I may choose to be bearish. That’s what makes a market. But if your conviction only works when nobody challenges it, that’s not conviction. That’s comfort. Being bearish on Indonesia today doesn’t mean I hate the market. And it certainly doesn’t mean I’m sitting on full cash with no positions. Being bearish simply means I’m more selective. More patient. Smaller sizing. Lower risk appetite. Waiting for asymmetry instead of forcing exposure. Because right now, the market isn’t just fighting narratives. It’s fighting liquidity. A rupiah under pressure. Foreign flows turning selective. Fiscal questions still hanging in the air. Index names asking for premium multiples while participation keeps thinning. And perhaps the loudest signal of all: Even earnings are struggling to get appreciated. Companies deliver decent numbers. Some even beat expectations. Yet price reactions are muted… or worse, sold into strength. That doesn’t always mean the business is broken. Sometimes it simply means the market isn’t willing to pay up. You can scream “bull market” all day. But liquidity doesn’t respond to optimism. The market is not a support group. It’s an auction. And auctions need real bids, real participation, real risk appetite. So yes—respect the bulls. I do. But don’t ridicule the bears. Because being bearish doesn’t always mean hiding. Sometimes it just means surviving long enough for better odds. And in this market, survival is a position too.










