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I got some more at $10 last week, look like I acted too soon
But I have another order in already for $8.50 if it dropped that far.
100K of SUN will do me nicely in 5-10 years from now
Roe ,hope you got some of the $8.35 that was being offered earlier on this morning .Div yield up around 12%:
It is nothing short of unbelievable. From +$20 to $7 range. Insane.
I am still holding from around $18 - for better or worse. I thought they had reached a turning point recently but I was wrong.
I am debating about buying more - both for long term investment and averaging down.
I see QBE is looking at Suncorp what we need to know if Suncorp will rise or just go down low enough for a take over??
It might pay to have a read of today's Australian before buying.
In my long bitter experience of such things, "averaging down" has almost always resulted in a " long term investment".
If you bought at a higher price, quoting the dividend percentage is cold comfort I would have thought. You're still only getting the same dollar amount on your original investment, and have a capital loss to show for it.Roe ,hope you got some of the $8.35 that was being offered earlier on this morning .Div yield up around 12%:
If the price is good enough and the market is sick enough it won't matter what the directors recommend.
I would think that a lot less than $15 would suffice in today's market but then I'm not a SUN shareholder.
If you bought at a higher price, quoting the dividend percentage is cold comfort I would have thought. You're still only getting the same dollar amount on your original investment, and have a capital loss to show for it.
share price movement doesn't bother me too much I'm very calm and I do sleep sound at night... I have no margin loan to meet and no debt to pay
so I can be very flexible and make as much commitment and hold as long as I like.
the only regret is I may move too early or too latebut short of the company going under price drop to $5 doesn't bother me once I bought the shares.
As long as the cheque comes twice a year at 5%-6% yield I'm more than grateful.
most of them probably don't even have a shares account and dont even know what share price suncorp is except they get their dividend cheque every 6 months and annual report.
most of them got a hold of the shares from their membership associated with Suncorp in the old day when its own by QLD government.
so in order for them to sell their shares suncorp board will write them a letter and advice them to sell their shares else they just ignore all the hu ha that going on the market and no one can buy those shares and no take over can be possible ...
QBE walk away from IAG for this same reason majority of the share holder are retail so without the board agree on the price it will be a nightmare for QBE to make a hostile bid.
I kind of understand the mindset where you are happy to have a paper loss if you are in for the long-term, but what I don't understand is your acceptance that the dividend yield will remain at 5-6% of the old price/current price given the situation SUN is in. There is a reason why the sp is falling.
They have to out with something like that don't they? else they scare stock may free fall
http://news.theage.com.au/business/suncorp-reconfirms-earnings-guidance-20080918-4j9t.html
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