McCoy Pauley
Get out of here Budweiser!
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Up through the $69/share barrier today. Perplexed as to why the share price has taken off like a rocket so far this week. I'm enjoying the ride, though, so DYOR.
b) changes in ausgovt subsidies via medicare (i.e. Bilateral implant funding vs. one only?)
{disclosure, have shares in it and have a family member with 2 implants}
All the 'quality' value picks in the market are looking very expensive. Coh, rea, nvt etc
Most are hitting new highs every week
Coh at 27 times earnings seems silly, where would it be if the recall did happen?
The recall did happen, it presented a nice buying opportunity.
I agree COH and NVT are probably too expensive to buy at the moment but they are very high quality businesses with a long history and the chance of future growth.
I meant didn't ..
I got some in the early 50s. Undecided on selling at the moment. Are you holding?
The recall did happen, it presented a nice buying opportunity.
I agree COH and NVT are probably too expensive to buy at the moment but they are very high quality businesses with a long history and the chance of future growth.
COH will fail, just when..
How many years has COH been admired by investors and media?
How many years has COH been trading at a premium?
Once it gets past ten years the odds are well in favour of a shorting strategy..
Not being negative just been reading about creative destruction.
COH has been a standout performer almost as soon as it was listed, back in the late 1990s. I've held shares in COH I purchased since it floated, and wished I had bought more in the early 2000s (but I was too busy getting drunk and chasing skirts at uni to worry about the stock market). I did buy some more last year after the recall.
All through its listed history, COH has been admired by investors and pretty much been trading at a premium. But that's because it's had excellent management throughout, maintained high barriers to entry to new competitors and had a decent chunk of the worldwide (and growing) market.
There is always a risk with technology stocks that its technology could be superseded and the R&D it performs doesn't keep it ahead of the pack, but its track record is pretty much without peer in Australian corporate history.
COH's share price peaked at an all-time high of roughly $85/share a couple of months before they announced the voluntary recall and it's roughly $81/share now.
Looking forward to the half-year report next month.
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