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Go ahead feel smug...i like that smuggy feelingyou me and brty got it right (short term) ROE and Unnamed User got it wrong, at least so far...still an easy 10% is a wonderful thing.
Go ahead feel smug...i like that smuggy feelingyou me and brty got it right (short term) ROE and Unnamed User got it wrong, at least so far...still an easy 10% is a wonderful thing.
I would be interested to see what i got wrong?
The sp appreciation doesn't make my prediction of more bad news to come wrong and the closest thing i can see to me being wrong is where i said i wouldn't buy just yet, but of course i may be wrong on that and will gladly put my hand up if i am indeed wrong but atm i am neither right or wrong.
My reasoning for further falls, that may not happen of course.
Well so far your wrong, but of course you may well be proved right later down the road...or conclusively proved wrong :dunno: you posted in the negative and stated reasons for "further falls" and put forward a valid argument..however the last bottom has since proven to be just that "a bottom" the proved to be a good entry point for a quick and easy 10%
or so profit.
Now to be honest my target was a little bit higher than the mid 4.40's but i never took the trade anyway as the SP rallyed away from me.
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My reasoning for further falls, that may not happen of course, is that generally companies that report downgrades very often follow up with another one or two.
I don't see much antagonism in any personal sense. It's a forum: people come to exchange views. We can learn a lot by having our opinions challenged imo.II have to say, I am (only) slightly disappointed to see some of the antagonism within our community. Come on guys, can we make it a little more pleasant for us less tense about matters? If someone says something that grates on you or gets 'up your nose' in some way or another, wouldn't it be better to simply ignore it? I'm sure it would make for a more pleasant experience for all of us. After all, the stuff we are talking about here is not of earth shattering importance; is it?
I don't see much antagonism in any personal sense. It's a forum: people come to exchange views. We can learn a lot by having our opinions challenged imo.
I am (only) slightly disappointed to see some of the antagonism within our community.
Tarry for the record i think you jumped to early, 4.60 something was my target...still 9% for 20 days is a good result...however one thing ive clearly noticed with my own trades over the last 18 months is that, if a stock is good for a fast 10% then its likely to be good for 15 or 20% over 40 or 60 days....IME
Just dumped my shares in this, missed the high prices on Friday and the price has retreated way too quickly for me to stay bullish in the short term.
However I will continue to look for a new entry at lower prices as I am still bullish in the medium term. The CEOs options mean a price of ~$4.60 by October this year, and ~$5.30 by April next year for him to break even on the purchase of the options.
brty
The persons named in Part 3 of this Form in respect to the dates 13 to 16 April 2010 have acquired call options for the numbers shown there for the payments shown there.....
Hi Roe,
I have gleaned the following from the ASX website, this is what is in the public domain..
From the pdf document lodged....
The Grantor of the options Deutsche Bank AG.
I find it extremely unlikely that Deutsche Bank would grant options without payment when the statement to the exchange stated there was payment. These options are over issued shares, not "to be issued shares".
If you know of anything different can you please post it. You really shouldn't be calling it a 'scam' unless you have evidence otherwise.
Interestingly PRY came out with a 'similar' statement to SHL in that current profits would be affected by a slowdown in pathology, PRY opened down a few cents after the announcement compared to SHL that lost 20%. SHL appears to have been priced for perfection while PRY had already been hammered. All good in hindsight.
brty
brty, where do you get the grossed up yield of over 10% from? E-trade is quoting the yield at 5.6%, fully franked, but that would only bring it to around 8% grossed up, wouldn't it? Maybe E-trade's figures are out?Couldn't help myself, bought a few thousand of these today. Will probably buy a few thousand more next week.
The share price is just meandering around these low levels. The large holders have been buying over the last couple of months, as per the substantial shareholders statements issued.
At a grossed up yield of over 10%, the MD having options that expire in October (at a strike price of $4), I'm happy owning this at these prices.
brty
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