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TLS - Telstra Corporation

I've not found any reason in news for the substantial rise today. Anyone know?

I'm only guessing but I suspect there's a lot of money seeking refuge from the rout in commodities and commodity stocks.
The TLS yield remains attractive.
 
Huge volume 45m +

Seems like another leg up ?

I hope so Mr B

There are a few stocks in a nice trend and barely affected by the random down days (TLS CCV CRZ MTU SUL etc).

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Who knows where the money is coming from? But when the money printing presses are running - whether it be in Japan or the USA - that money has to find a home. With regards to the NBN versus fraudband issue - Telstra is the winner either way. TLS is still yielding 5.81% at today's close. TLS is looking sweet.

I loaded up on TLS quite a while ago. I'm looking at the opportunity to get into copper miners and other miners when the opportunity becomes available. I might sell down some TLS at some point if it gets over the $5 mark.
 
Sector as a whole is going gangbusters. My other Telco TPM has been doing even better than Telstra.
I think market likes the idea of the new fibre rollout under the liberals.
 
Who knows where the money is coming from? But when the money printing presses are running - whether it be in Japan or the USA - that money has to find a home. With regards to the NBN versus fraudband issue - Telstra is the winner either way. TLS is still yielding 5.81% at today's close. TLS is looking sweet.

I loaded up on TLS quite a while ago. I'm looking at the opportunity to get into copper miners and other miners when the opportunity becomes available. I might sell down some TLS at some point if it gets over the $5 mark.

David Potts in, SMH money section, suggests that all the Japanese Housewives are borrowing capital at extremely low interest rates and investing in Australian stocks with high yields. 1% borrowing interest with 5.6% yield. If the Yen falls against the dollar after they invest, even better for them. I can imagine some "Storm" type financial advisor recommending that they mortgage their houses and buy Aussie shares.
 
Even if it's still in an uptrend?

Bull spread has a maximum profit potential.

Distance between the two strikes, minus premium paid.

I can roll out, leaving a long call, buy the underlying, or create a butterfly if I want to capture a breakout. But it's reached my target, so I'm easy from this point on.
 
David Potts in, SMH money section, suggests that all the Japanese Housewives are borrowing capital at extremely low interest rates and investing in Australian stocks with high yields. 1% borrowing interest with 5.6% yield. If the Yen falls against the dollar after they invest, even better for them. I can imagine some "Storm" type financial advisor recommending that they mortgage their houses and buy Aussie shares.

With the currencies how they are it becomes a currency play not a yield play, unless they hedge, which then takes away any yield difference :2twocents

Not saying its not happening, i doubt it though
 
Announcement:
Defence awards Telstra six year contract for enhanced telecommunications
18 April 2013 – Defence has signed a $1.1 billion contract with Telstra for the provision of telecommunications services. The six-and-a-half year contract will enable Defence to transform its communications technology including better integrating fixed telecommunications with satellite and tactical networks.
 
Jeeeez just had a look there's something going on..........wish I had a lot more but just grateful I did what I did when I did:)
 
I wouldn't be contemplating it either, Burnsie. Bought for the same reasons as you did.
Just a bit amused that every time a stock has a slightly greater than usual rise, someone has to say that it's time to sell.
 
I wouldn't be contemplating it either, Burnsie. Bought for the same reasons as you did.
Just a bit amused that every time a stock has a slightly greater than usual rise, someone has to say that it's time to sell.

I'd like to get more but I'm not brave enough:eek:
 
I wouldn't be contemplating it either, Burnsie. Bought for the same reasons as you did.
Just a bit amused that every time a stock has a slightly greater than usual rise, someone has to say that it's time to sell.

And that's why the "experts" don't perform.

Things go up, sell.

Things go down, buy.

Idjits.
 
I wouldn't be contemplating it either, Burnsie. Bought for the same reasons as you did.
Just a bit amused that every time a stock has a slightly greater than usual rise, someone has to say that it's time to sell.

They're paid to write so they have to make it up.
 
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