Garpal Gumnut
Ross Island Hotel
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I've always thought tobacco stocks offer the most attractive risk/ reward profiles.It is where it is at really. Metals, Oil, Coal and their Bankers.
I don't see why I should try and save the planet any more than I do while the Semitic cousins are making squillions out of Commodities and their Bankers. Watching them all fly in for COP made me realise what a mug I am.
You cannot save anything if you are poorer than the bastards who are ruining it.
So this arvo I've gone all in on Metals, Oil, Coal and their Bankers. There. I've said it. F**k em all and roll on a good New Year.
gg
Blackrock, Goldman Sachs, The Financial Times, Barrons and Bloomberg I have noticed are continuously stealing your, @eskys , @Dona Ferentes and my best brainfarts and lines.Shhh, Dona. GG's on the right path.
Edit: I read something along those lines somewhere...iron ore, banks and oil. Coal is up today, so may they all continue next week.
Cyclone, what cyclone?Goes to show how smart we are, GG.
It's sweltering here, thought Jasper came down from Townsville this afternoon....things got blown all over the place. You're ok with the cyclone? Arrived at your doorstep yet?
We tend not to panic until the roof starts a quivering.
gg
toss in some SOL and you've got a portfolioIt really is very difficult to go past BHP, RIO and CBA in this space even in the short term, but definitely long term value, Price + Dividence
Don't worry. I often find in situations as you describe that you will be proven to have made a correct decision. Better to have bought at $24 than $34.Moments ago, the needle for oil was on sell, now is strong sell, but I was caught up in the sudden chaos and bought WDS
That's kind of you, GG, thank you.Don't worry. I often find in situations as you describe that you will be proven to have made a correct decision. Better to have bought at $24 than $34.
gg
I guess it depends on the Saudis. The mob in Opec + are a mob and have no strategic means of moving the price.Watching oil today; the needle has swung from neutral to buy on investing.com (these indicators can swing quickly from left to right and vice versa) Can the geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East give oil more legs?
Crude Oil WTI Futures - Nov 24 (CLX4)
Real-time derived
Currency in USD
Disclaimer
70.97
+1.14(+1.63%)
You probably right, GG.I guess it depends on the Saudis. The mob in Opec + are a mob and have no strategic means of moving the price.
gg
Thanks. I haven’t read that until now. So the message is concentrate on the ASX as a standalone as other factors ex war affected it more in past conflicts.You probably right, GG.
Whilst the following link is about how geopolitical tensions affect the ASX, I'm thinking about how it will impact the price of oil.The needle didn't stay long on 'buy' It's back to 'neutral' now.
How do major geopolitical conflicts affect the ASX 200?
Global equity markets, including the ASX 200, have weakened due to fears of a wider Middle East conflict following Iran's missile attack on Israel. But where do we go from here?www.marketindex.com.au
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