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Originally Posted by Roger
Good luck Alan, ALF have a record of wealth destruction
Not for me they haven't ;-)
They have been my second best performer in the last 12 months behind SCF only - that's looking at pure 'gains' only.
Whilst making great gains, I have also been yielding an average of about 26% pa while holding them.
I'm fairly happy with that so far....
Alan.
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Originally Posted by Alan3285
Not for me they haven't ;-)
They have been my second best performer in the last 12 months behind SCF only - that's looking at pure 'gains' only.
Whilst making great gains, I have also been yielding an average of about 26% pa while holding them.
I'm fairly happy with that so far....
Alan.
26% alone tells you what the market thinks of the risk?
I can remember Skellerup bonds giving investors 35% pa return - then it blew up.
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Originally Posted by Balance
26% alone tells you what the market thinks of the risk?
That's right - but no matter what, I can't 'lose' on them over 12 months now, since I have 10,000 units remaining held, and I am already cash positive on them.
Any real analysis that implies they will fall over would be interesting to go through.
Alan.
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Originally Posted by Alan3285
That's right - but no matter what, I can't 'lose' on them over 12 months now, since I have 10,000 units remaining held, and I am already cash positive on them.
Any real analysis that implies they will fall over would be interesting to go through.
Alan.
I am sure you will find Chalkie's article on ALF of interest.
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Originally Posted by percy
I am sure you will find Chalkie's article on ALF of interest.
Where is it?
Alan.
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