ATM - A2 Milk Corporation Limited

[Beagle]

This kitchen is getting too hot for me. Don't know whether I'm coming or going.

Which is why the hound sold down most of his yesterday. Determined to have four paws in mint condition with all pads and claws intact and fur in glossy condition and well fed to boot. Doing a "Percy" and enjoying my free wild rollercoaster ride with my remaining holding which will get the boot when / if the rollercoaster dips below the 30 day MA at $7.37. ..wild rides with big ticket holdings no good for me and ruffle my fur too much

[Oliver Mander]

My stop loss got triggered yesterday...but was very pleased to buy the same shares back again this morning. Have reduced by average entry price accordingly...and still believe there is long term value there. Like the hound above, washing my paws and grooming my glossy coat...

[moka]

Me just back from a fab morning mountain bike ride, determined to ignore the market at the moment. My learning - it is almost impossible to pick 'tops and bottoms.' Best to take a longer term view.

Until ATM issues a market update, ask yourself, 'what has changed?'

So I'm holding.

I’m holding too and I bought a few more yesterday at $7.57 because they were cheaper than the day before. The story hasn’t changed. Long term it is a winner.
Thank you to whoever mentioned the book “The Art of Execution” by Lee Freeman–Shor on sharetrader some time ago. Excellent book, excellent advice.
“The key to successfully executing great ideas and making lots of money comes down to the actions you take AFTER you have invested in an idea and find yourself losing or winning.
One of the keys to riding a big winner is to avoid being scared out of it. It takes courage to be a pig.
Materially adapt when you are losing. Either add meaningfully to an existing investment or sell out.”

[Sideshow Bob]

This kitchen is getting too hot for me. Don't know whether I'm coming or going.

I was expecting to see "Seeweed Ltd" with a substantial holder notice.....!!

[hardt]

Yesterday was beautiful....

Retailers spooked on the "unknown"
Snowballed into a selldown with huge short volumes.
All while the bots let the trap door cave in.
Retailers picking up on the overreaction and returns to bullish buying.
Followed by those short positions being squeezed by closing.

50% of my portfolio... still buying on days like yesterday.

[rayonline]

50% of my portfolio... still buying on days like yesterday.

ATM is 50% of your portfolio?

[rayonline]

When events like these happen. Do you have funds set aside for this, is it a relatively small purchase or a larger one? If one sells of some other units the funds don't clear quick enough to allow you to buy more right?

I just had some funds set aside in my cash management account and purchase a relatively small amount ... $10k.

[RupertBear]

My irrational side got the better of me, unfortunately I caught the knife a bit early so have a few fingers waiting to be stitched back on. Nothing like making a mistake to keep one humble.

The finger I lost yesterday catching the falling knife has miraculously healed itself Hope your fingers have healed too Couta

[777]

When events like these happen. Do you have funds set aside for this, is it a relatively small purchase or a larger one? If one sells of some other units the funds don't clear quick enough to allow you to buy more right?

I just had some funds set aside in my cash management account and purchase a relatively small amount ... $10k.

With ANZ Securities funds from a sale are normally available once the sale order is complete. Available in that they can be used for purchases but not withdrawn from your account.

[hardt]

When events like these happen. Do you have funds set aside for this, is it a relatively small purchase or a larger one? If one sells of some other units the funds don't clear quick enough to allow you to buy more right?

I just had some funds set aside in my cash management account and purchase a relatively small amount ... $10k.

With larger buys like yesterday I just pay for it later with money taken out of a rental mortgage... brokerage is a lot more than normal, but the 11% return in 24hours makes that facility worth it in my books.

55% of my portfolio in ATM and 15% in SML... which more or less move in sync with each other so the big down days like yesterday really take a massive chunk out of my future kids college fund

Always trying to keep 10% of my portfolio in cash...