maybe a bit of proof provided via trading statements etc would maybe shut these buggers up once for all .....
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I may just do that. Personally I couldn't give a proverbial if I am believed or not. The plan is there for others to follow if they see fit. It works. It has no risk apart from possible failure of the initial investment but that is no more than any other purchase.
The program is;
1. Find two or more stocks with similar interests.
2. Examine the relative SP.
3. Set relative values.
4. Keep swap trading for better value.
5. Only trade when you can stay invested.
6. Hope for a GFC to create volatility.
7. Allow for brokerage.
8. For tax reasons have two completely different accounts once a reasonable level of value is established. A trading account for the swaps and an invesment account for holding the gains made.
9. Don't put all the eggs in one basket. Stay invested in all or both.
10. Choose fundamentally sound stocks or take more risk with specs.
As I see it the ADI, EKA and AUT situation is still valid with reasonable variations between the relative values. But DYOR I'm often wrong.