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As if you wouldn't go for the Maserati. Bloody beautiful car.
Best shares for return and best for growth?
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PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT.....Aston Martin DBS all the way 
or this http://www.qsm.com.au/show_car.php?id=165
or this http://www.qsm.com.au/show_car.php?id=165
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Ummm nope. Not 996. It's a 997 series. Still a 911 by model.
Thats a 996, note the headlights.
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Thanks Julia - this is what I have now - E500
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Porsche is only 2 seats and I still use the back seat sometimes, not that comfortable for an everyday car either.
Now if I had more garage space ?
Probably better off renting one for the day sometimes.
Now if I had more garage space ?
Probably better off renting one for the day sometimes.
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I bow to your superior knowledge on this matter. I dips me lid and my headlights to the 996 model I inadvertantly tried to pass off as a 997 model.
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geez your on the ball there joe
i only just finished typing that !
and fair enough too GO XYZ hardly inspiring or meaningfull
want me to remove my other post as i do hold both ? or should i add that ABU a mere technical play after a bewt double bottom followed by a spike followed by a retest of DB centre point and therefore leading me to find an entry around 1.8 that TECHNICALLY in my view leads to a low % loss on stoploss point , also points out it is a fairly low vol stock at present and one cannot expect to be wading in with large parcels and also if one holds a large parcel one MAY get stuck in said stock from the OFTEN ever present gaps involved while it is in this low volume stage
i do hope that this post is a bit more acceptable and not classed as a low quality ramp as geez it took ages to type it
actually after re=reading the title of this thread ABU hardly fits the bill as hardly a solid fundamental co , not looking for a park and watch it grow over the years kind of thing , and bet my left nut that it will never pay a divvy , and suspect it will return to current prices if not lower once it has run its race
NOT A STOCK FOR INVESTORS
i hold , take from the above as you wish
wish i had 2 accounts so i could cheer myself on and tell me how great i am
and yes i still hold
I have to agree with trainspotter, i'm currently building 2 Mustangs.
A 69 fastback restomod and a 70 Boss 302 clone. Nothing beats a good muscle car.
Heres the 69 being wheeled to the auto elec for complete new wiring. Should be finished early next year.
Geea.
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Ill take the golf cart with the golf course please
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+1 Aston Martin for me I'm afraid.
As much as I like car discussions, did anyone actually answer the thread's original question? I'm curious how the answer may have changed from July and now.
Cheers,
Kenny
As much as I like car discussions, did anyone actually answer the thread's original question? I'm curious how the answer may have changed from July and now.
Cheers,
Kenny
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I answered the original question .....
It could have returned around 300% from when i mentioned it to around its peak ..... I did not sell at its peak but still returned 150%....
It is currently sitting on 3.4 and i have on close watch for a maybe re-entry at any given time when it shows me the way.
Julia
IMO it would be pointles to buy those particular ones because they've already had good gains so big gains in the near future are questionable.
For example CPB has just about returned to the peak price it had in 2007/8 and then OKN has done something like 400% from it's low, TRS never fell enough and is back at its 2007 peak etc etc
UGL and WOR are still 50% down from their peak so they could be good candidates
Do you know of any other good underperformers?
cheers
Toot Toot. Train is leaving the station. Get on before you miss out. The following shares are gonna rocket. 10 baggers the lot of them.
Oops, that's right, no ramping.
They ain't making any more oil, so IMHO, energy shares, particularly oil and gas are the way to go. Once BRIC pick up and rest of the world follows, I expect to see POO back above US$100. Plenty of sites on peak oil and I'm a believer. In terms of blue chip exposure WPL and STO are good large capitalisation energy plays. Oil Search is also good, although more risk due to large PNG exposure. All three companies have large capital expenditure programs so further raisings possible, although OSH and STO recently completed capital raisings. At the speculative end, NXS has been hammered for various poor management decisions, but is now a producer and is looking to monetise assets. Fair value is well above current price based on any reasonable fundamental analysis.
I hold the shares mentioned above.
As for cars, a waste of money. Get a second hand Corolla - gets you from A to B just as well.
Oops, that's right, no ramping.
They ain't making any more oil, so IMHO, energy shares, particularly oil and gas are the way to go. Once BRIC pick up and rest of the world follows, I expect to see POO back above US$100. Plenty of sites on peak oil and I'm a believer. In terms of blue chip exposure WPL and STO are good large capitalisation energy plays. Oil Search is also good, although more risk due to large PNG exposure. All three companies have large capital expenditure programs so further raisings possible, although OSH and STO recently completed capital raisings. At the speculative end, NXS has been hammered for various poor management decisions, but is now a producer and is looking to monetise assets. Fair value is well above current price based on any reasonable fundamental analysis.
I hold the shares mentioned above.
As for cars, a waste of money. Get a second hand Corolla - gets you from A to B just as well.
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A normal corolla or a corolla like this?
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I was thinking of something more like this
http://www.toyota.co.jp/Museum/data_e/images/a03_09_3_1_2.jpg
Gooner
WPL has already come back strong, could still be ok as a long term hold?
The others seem already too expensive to me
Have you got a lot of NXS?
Is there a chance it will recover to it's pre 09 levels?
cheers
billv
WPL high 40's now, was 70's at peak so still some upside. STO is in a similar position - well off 2008 high's. OSH is an interesting one - I reduced exposure as I needed cash for something else. Good timing given the capital raising knocked a dollar off the share price. I think OSH still has good fundamentals but does have country risk. They all pay dividends though OSH is unfranked.
As for NXS, don't know about hitting record highs anytime soon, but a decent monetisation of Crux could easily see the price double from where it is now. I have about 5% of my non super investments in NXS, so a reasonable, but not excessive amount given NXS risk. I thought about buying more when it hit low 30's recently but kept the discipline and did not due to concentration risk. Missed out on last week's good run, but them's the breaks
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