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    Quote Originally Posted by trader_jackson View Post
    Very low! Efficiency is indeed increasing. I look forward to seeing just 11 or 12 units being available for resale this time next year
    Such low numbers (less than 1 months stock) would suggest they have a waiting list at some villages

    Good eh
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    Goodness me. Down to $4.90.

    Retirement stocks are certainly going through a bit of a correction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeremyALD View Post
    Goodness me. Down to $4.90.

    Retirement stocks are certainly going through a bit of a correction.
    Markets down ... and hey - they just are touching the MA100. Not too worried yet.
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    Multiples on "growth" and "defensive" (i.e. sum, AIA) stocks got away from themselves imo and we are seeing a bit of a correction.

    Sum still got a while to fall before I would consider topping up again.

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    So 13% down from recent highs

    Looks like a long drawn out market correction underway. Bad when market sentiment changes

    Time to lock in profits methinks - might get them cheaper next year

    Then again could do some sums and sell just enough to say the rest are free .....but thats just being stupid
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    Breeched the 100 day MA...market feels to me like it wants to have a decent 10-15% correction. Good quality stocks like SUM with a great outlook getting beaten up...oh my goodness..what to do ! Maybe interest rate increase concerns a little overblown but the momentum is there and while that momentum remains there's probably more pain to come. I sold half at close. (Can only be half wrong or half right going forward from here) SUM would say a sum-what more measured approach.
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    So 13% down from recent highs

    Looks like a long drawn out market correction underway. Bad when market sentiment changes

    Time to lock in profits methinks - might get them cheaper next year

    Then again could do some sums and sell just enough to say the rest are free .....but thats just being stupid
    Stupid R Us.
    Very happy and profitable being stupid.
    I just love "free" shares.
    It has become an enjoyable habit.
    Fun too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James108 View Post
    Multiples on "growth" and "defensive" (i.e. sum, AIA) stocks got away from themselves imo and we are seeing a bit of a correction.

    Sum still got a while to fall before I would consider topping up again.
    Keen on both those ones mentioned, but not at current level if they (ever) get some silly price level, watching intensely.

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    I always remember a statement from someone wise....If you are achieving a compound return of 7 %...PA...be happy.That by the way has been the average (I believe) return from residential houses for the past 100 years....Some of these retirement entities have returned ..what 350 %....in 5/6/7 years...

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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    So your remaining ones are 'free' (or very cheap) .......
    Yes very cheap but to be honest I can't even be bothered working out how cheap. As far as I'm concerned I'd rather just take a pragmatic risk management approach in a soft market rather than creatively engineering a specific outcome so I'm happy to leave the creative accounting approach to others.
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