Originally Posted by
MAC
Not really, some interesting short term psychology in all that though. There's lots of different investor types, I'm a growth investor predominantly, have done value, and have never been a yield investor.
The growth investors I really admire are the ones that can identify the disruptive tech very early on and can back themselves with that knowledge, wish I could do that.
Then there are the Warren Buffet types who identify strong forward business plans, back themselves with that understanding and invest. I try to default to that sort of model, not that I expect to be a billionaire.
I bought the Pacific Edge five year business plan in 2012/13 and am quite content watching it play out, they’re entirely on track at present and I’m a content holder with that allotment in my bottom draw.
It was, and still is, a buy of the market analysis, the disruptive tech, competitiveness and damn good management. Investing in the sound plans of very smart, energetic and motivated folk often pays off in life.
Those who invested at 20c though probably are quite content, those investing at 74c will be equally as content IMO, if I may be allowed one.