PLX..I was the highest bidder for two days at 18 cents.They traded at 19 cents.I never brought any.!!..Another big mistake..lol
Always opportunities.
I bought some 18.2 to 19.5 probably around the same time. Feeling equally ill that I sold them for .24 because the market started to turn and I wanted to pull some profit out prior to last Christmas.
However they got here I wish I'd stuck with them a bit longer! Instead I have to go and kick some other dogs and see if I can a return off them.
I bought some 18.2 to 19.5 probably around the same time. Feeling equally ill that I sold them for .24 because the market started to turn and I wanted to pull some profit out prior to last Christmas.
However they got here I wish I'd stuck with them a bit longer! Instead I have to go and kick some other dogs and see if I can a return off them.
The market can be hard...
My luckiest was when I brought an Aussie company called Longreach in the morning ,and in the afternoon a takeover was announced.!
Above posted 23-06-2018.
PAZ share price at that date was 7 cents.
So in 11 months the $1mil inheritance has grown to $2mil.
I guess in another 11 months to 1 years time it will be $4 mil.
And that is what is known as "well positioned".
Above posted 25-5-2019
6 months later the inheritance is now worth [ PAZ at 26 cents] a total of $3,714,285 and remains "well positioned".
I have had other thoughts at other times but what a wonderful thread this has turned out to be.
Ecclesiastes 11:2: “Divide your portion to seven, or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.”
Ben Graham - In the short run the market is a voting machine but in the long run the market is a weighing machine
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