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From: | "Brent Wheeler" <brentw@bwcl.co.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 23 Sep 1999 10:02:44 +1200 |
To Brien's dilemma. One way is to bank 1/3 once transaction costs and so are covered by share price rise (then at least gains from there are less costly [it still costs to get out so they are not free!]), keep another third in up to what you think is "good pickings" (eg a resitence level or a target ROI you may have in mind - then bank that, and leave the last third in for crazy thru the roof stuff should that occur. The last third gives you upside but not at a killer price and you have already banked gains. Maybe a bit a bit conservative but it does bank gains and preserve capital. Brent Dr Brent Wheeler Director Brent Wheeler & Co. Limited AUCKLAND -------------------------------------------------------------------------- To remove yourself from this list, email sharechat-request@sharechat.co.nz with "unsubscribe" in the body of the message.
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