This seems to go against your usual “making money slowly” strategy—women can be such flip-floppers! :)
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This seems to go against your usual “making money slowly” strategy—women can be such flip-floppers! :)
Now well clear of the $13.00 lows and IMO looking like $20 is the new upper resistance level with a range between $16.00 and $20.00 likely until more news??
Closing in rapidly on $20. Just noticed they've added invoice reminder emails recently. Global search is on the way too....
The danger is loving the the stock when you really should just love the product.
If you love the product, you'll love the stock.
I'm not holding anymore, but at $17 back in early-mid 2013 I felt I had to own xero, not because I did DCF's and listen to forsyths + the markets valuations (which were in the single digits...) but because I loved the company atmosphere (I went there on a trip) and I thought there product was great... at $42 early 2014 (I think) I decided I'd had enough and sold out my small holding :t_up: Good luck to all the holders.
Now you know who's been selling you those XRO shares recently. Good to see the bosses making the most of the punters exuberance, I guess they don't expect the SP to hold up here or go much higher? http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=11551681
I feel a lot better getting out of this knowing Drury has been selling....
I am pretty sure that Rod committed virtually all proceeds of the Aftermail sail to Xero and to date has only recovered about $9 million of the $20 mill odd invested. He has only sold a million shares. I don't have any real problem with him taking some money out. I reckon that probably takes him just ahead of where he was before this all started, not including the $430 million odd of shares left in Xero.
Not sure about Craig Winkler or Sam Morgan....
Everyone needs some extra $$$ for Xmas.