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Hi SylvesterCat, thanks for keeping this up and running despite the carnage around us. I just noticed that I apparently picked OCA twice, not sure how that happened. Would it be possible to switch one for my backup? Otherwise just leave it. Cheers, wease
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No probs. And I'm sorry, I thought I had filtered for things like that.
Keep calm and carry on, the world will be back...with a good lesson or 6 under its belt.
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Latest placings out now, and weekly commentary, to Mar 27th: https://sites.google.com/view/nzsharepicks
I am changing my process a little, hopefully allowing me to update results more often and in a more timely manner. The weekly nature of the commentaries won't change, but hopefully results will flow through a little more effectively!
Regards, the Cat.
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Latest placings out now, and weekly commentary, to Apr 3rd: https://sites.google.com/view/nzsharepicks
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Thanks for the results. It's fun seeing how things change so dramatically at the moment :)
I wish my actual portfolio was only -7.9%
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Latest placings out now, and weekly commentary, to Apr 9th: https://sites.google.com/view/nzsharepicks
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When I look up my individual result, the spreadsheet won't calculate. The opening price and dividends paid are there. But the closing price for all shares is listed as '$0.000'. Some sort of price feed issued?
SNOOPY
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Thanks for letting me know Snoopy! I know what's happened...give me a couple of minutes and I'll fix it.
I take a feed of rights issues, which now includes the KMD one. I've inadvertently cleaned out the feed in publishing the results!
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soi6 is a tiny bit 'in lights' this morning, in the NZ Herald. https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12325007.
Although the table of broker picks they published was actually in the wrong order...correct image attached here. Not the Herald's fault - mine. The online article will get corrected quickly I am sure.
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https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12325007
The cunning investors that rode the boom of January and early February 2020 and then went to ostensibly all cash might allow themselves a small pat on the back though.