gotta love cycles
but "investors" seem to ignore theme
without them traders would have nobody to sell to when each cycle ends
Without traders, investors would have nobody to buy from when each cycle ends
Do your homework (of which you clearly didn't) and you will see what I am posting about, as has been posted here and elsewhere many times before.
Also all you outstanding traders must clearly pick the top and bottom correctly everytime eh? The comments are smug and trite and IMO based on historical events, not what you actually did. If you did pick every top and bottom everytime you would be outstandingly wealthy, that I doubt very much is the case.
Just wondering if you are applying the same "investment" ideas now that you were in July 2008.
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2192&p=315278&viewfull=1#post315278
With a bit of luck GBG should soon be back to the same price that you bought it at back then.
Just wondering if you are applying the same "investment" ideas now that you were in July 2008.
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2192&p=315278&viewfull=1#post315278
With a bit of luck GBG should soon be back to the same price that you bought it at back then.
I urge you please provide same level of quality of information here than just criticsing him for non PEN related issues. It does not help any one and outcome is negative. Thanks for keeping the best flavour of ASF.
Think there is more written than traded in this thread.
Id be surprised and I'm sure so would others to find how much is actually held by the "long term" holders of PEN.
Well done Boggo seems you have done your research--and they dont like it!
It's rather sad to see you and Tech who generally offer a great deal to this forum stoop to denigrating PEN posters who choose their stock based on fundamental analysis.
When Gus returns from the US roadshow in Chicago and NYC I am sure there will be more for us to see than is in the stated mielstones to come. Traders as usual will chase the run and once on board will espouse how wonderful the company is, then once sold state the opposite.
Stated like a typically uninformed trader with no idea of what the company is, or has been doing.
PEN wasn't PEN 10 years ago.
Do your homework (of which you clearly didn't) and you will see what I am posting about, as has been posted here and elsewhere many times before.
Also all you outstanding traders must clearly pick the top and bottom correctly everytime eh? The comments are smug and trite and IMO based on historical events, not what you actually did. If you did pick every top and bottom everytime you would be outstandingly wealthy, that I doubt very much is the case.
Ignorance abounds the forums with traders espousing daily brilliance leading the herd (more like leading them on as they post to their book).
On the flipside I have done my homework on PEN and the board and management. Never have I felt more comfortable with a "penny stock" that it will prove to be what I have always thought it would be. Fundamentally PEN is doing what they said they would and more.
When Gus returns from the US roadshow in Chicago and NYC I am sure there will be more for us to see than is in the stated mielstones to come. Traders as usual will chase the run and once on board will espouse how wonderful the company is, then once sold state the opposite.
As predictable and transparent as the sun rising and setting each day.
Just wondering if you are applying the same "investment" ideas now that you were in July 2008.
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2192&p=315278&viewfull=1#post315278
With a bit of luck GBG should soon be back to the same price that you bought it at back then.
"Originally Posted by Boggo:
A trader is a hands on manager of their money whereas an investor is at the mercy of someone that you know little about except what they tell you.
"...PEN Rose vertically before Japan on the back of these announcements.
The market in general has recovered all its losses from the Japan crisis.
Yet PEN has struggled to regain past glory.
Even while the market has forged forward over the last week PEN has fallen from lack of demand. Imagine what will happen when the market falls..."
Tech, Whilst the general market may have recovered all its losses the uranium sector has not. PEN is not the only uranium stock to remain very much below it's recent highs. See PDN, ERA etc
There is no doubt that sentiment has continued to supress this sector but based on several recent media articles and perhaps a general accceptance that the nuclear industry is not going away any time soon you will see a rebound in the sector.
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I then used those funds to buy more of a stock sub 3.5c posters said was anything from a dog to being the laughing stock of the ASX. PEN has proven to be anything other than that.
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My post to our ignorant fellow poster was the fact he was using irrelevant data of a 10 year chart. PEN became PEN 12/05/2004, pereviously it was the delisted Kanowna lights and nothing to do with PENs operations of 2007 until today.
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I am far from the perfect investor, if there is such a thing. However I am a manager of my money and have now proven over time that the methods I employ are to the significant benefit of my SMSF. I don't buy and hold blindly as you wrongly assume and imply.
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If PEN made a wrong move away from the current successful development path, I would be out quicker than you could respond to this post.
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