i like selling when prices are high and then buying back even more when they are lower. eg sold mel at very high prices will buy some day at lower prices than now. missed divs dont matter the gains made give me plenty time to wait for lower prices
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Bull you are the eternal gloom and doom prophet merchant of the retirement stock sector, doubt your going to convince the longs who have multibagged by going long in these companies, your myopic trading glasses have fog on them.
The cost of living in retirement has increased nearly 4% in the past year .........
The cost of retirement increases - again - Good Returns
WOW this whole sector has been beaten with the ugly stick. Its depressing.
You've done well enough mate, statistically you're always bound to have a poor performer or two.
Enjoy your weekend and remember that you own the exact same business backed by the same assets as you did 6 weeks ago, the market will do what it does and you'll pickup cheper shares in the DRP.
Everything's good.
Thanks mate, appreciated. Sometimes I'm my own worst enemy and expect perfection and that every investment decision I make will be right and every year every share owned will give me a positive outcome. That's not really realistic especially in the circumstances this year.
“Just going through a gully. A little gully.”
- the big short
Question is if this is just a gully. If labour force providers to give or share capital gains it will be a blood bath. If not party on eventually & the best business model around together with long term demographic tailwinds.
Misogyny rears it's ugly head again. Please stay on topic. I'm here for insights as to what makes this company tick.
The SP drop is concerning, but someone is selling out for various reasons, and there are a lot who are going with the flow. Could be a manipulation preceeding a takeover. I am so overweight now in this sector it scares me a bit, but I feel as a long term hold it will have merit. It would be a bugger if this relates to leaky building issues.