damn kicking myself now sold last at around 3 for 100% return now they near 3.40 gee whiz my timing sucks
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damn kicking myself now sold last at around 3 for 100% return now they near 3.40 gee whiz my timing sucks
As i said mid last month still plenty of juice left. I am happily holding over 130k volumes 😎
Not to worry, 5 years ago bought in the 80s & 90c and sold in the 1.35s, then it went to over $3. So we all been there. Funny last year everyone were buying and averaging down. This year lots of buyers are buying in and averaging up. Might get another lot at end of week when dust settles. My av price is now 2.74:).
I still have not got a chance to add more since my last buy @ $2.90 7th June. Dreaming on <$3.20 but with the price further gone up today, it seems impossible...:scared::confused: Although I am a late comer to the game, I am very glad to see a healthy 16.6% gain to-date in my portfolio!
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The sp action has surely defied the expectations of many people on this forum and seem to be marching ahead, 350 and beyond does seem attainable from here until the FY results and outlook out next month.
im tempted to sell to cover some losses on other stocks but i read somewhere that the difference between amateurs & pros is that the pros sell the losers and keep the winners, and amateurs sell the winners and keep the losers (i guess with the hope that maybe one day theyll recover)
so maybe i should just hang on to them
Yes it sure has. Some people think they can pick which part of the economic cycle we are at, I'm not sure anyone really can. There's a strong argument for instance for saying that many European countries are only now beginning to emerge from effects of the GFC and the outlook for growth there is the best its been in years. Still expecting $575m before tax = 37 cps after tax, (risk is to the upside in my opinion) and a reminder that the ten year average PE for AIR is 11.
I have no intention of reducing my position, very happy indeed with the five year dividend yield outlook.