Julia
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Heavens, herzy, what a civil and courteous response. Thank you.
I thought of continuing to say in my earlier post that if you were to be buying dips and selling peaks within the last few months it could be quite profitable, but I decided not to on the basis that you're pretty clearly a long term investor and wouldn't be interested in such a suggestion.
I know nothing about the stock and was only looking at any on that list in terms of what the price was doing.
Hope it works out well for you.
Over what period?So far so good. My portfolio is up 5.3% compared to 1.71% for AOD.
Over what period?
I was wondering the same thing.
Just looking at the list and you are still holding a stock that is down 25% while we have had a bull market since the beginning of June.
What are you going to do if the market turns south, are you going to become an "investor" with a big bottom drawer.
IMO you are setting yourself up for a fall if you are willing to hold onto losers.
You may have a method but don't get carried away with your ability in a bull market, even the "bargain at these prices" brigade can make money when everything is rising.
A rising tide raises all boats.
Just my
A Bull market since June...seriously a bull market.
a period where anyone intent on (and capable of) survival should be making a good profit rather holding on to a 25% loser.
Even basic investors should have been recouping some of their losses in this period.
From my skim read of the thread: you're choosing stocks that are a combination of low PE/high div yield, yeah?
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