you will get done like a dinner mate.
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Originally Posted by
Shrewd Crude
I have nothing more to say mackdunk...
read my posts carefully...
I will think about not picking one stock if you make it like this, it will be too easy...
peace....
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.^sc
Lets open it up SHREWDY to a bit more of real life. Lets have three selections of What you are doing in real life, its pointless to say two or three stocks if you are right out the market expecting the market to down trend. The only thing is it must be in an open market with prices easy to to work out. Nothing allowed where its a debateable price.
I will go first with one of my first three To give you the idea.
1, I am buying oil with my first pick.
To make it fair and get it in context i will pick the lowest price in the warehouse per litre of 20- 40 engine oil on the last day of the year to the last day of the following year.
That is in real life something that i have done in a much larger scale.
I might pick a stock or some other of my investments in real life so make it as many as you like as long as its not more than three. I dont mind if you win as long as i win in real life like i did this year by staying right out the market much against your advice. Macdunk
giving you heaps as usual
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Originally Posted by
Laxmi
I agree with keeping with the real world, but lets be honest. McDunk is right. But then there would be no sharetrader competition. However Shrewdy, I might be interested. I agree two shares. I must admit that fortune has not favoured me well, and my most recent investment in the sharemarket is faring poorly.
One is telecom (around 15k) and one is a gold speculative share. (around 1.5k) (less now)
(...plus dividend)
How much detail do you need to provide, and what is the minimum bet?
I suggest you provide detail when you trade.
Its the buy and sell price of something that is open and above board on the first and last trading days of 2009. I gave SHREWDY that i was in to barrels of engine oil. I suggested that be counted at the lowest price per litre of 20-40 engine oil on the last trading day of each year in the warehouse which is easy to check. SHREWDY in turn only wants shares in a downtrending market and is stuck in his one sector market losing heaps. I might think gold or silver or have a gold mining company on the market but he wants to get stuck in a losing grove with rail track thinking. Get with it SHREWDY, open your mind up, you lost your chance on property with low deposits, broaden your horizons. Macdunk