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From: | "Brent Wheeler" <brentw@bwcl.co.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 23 Sep 1999 10:52:39 +1200 |
Stuart/Colin One way of thinking about this (which can be horribly pessimistic) is to subtract the "round turn", ie buying and selling costs of brokerage in % terms, then what you spend annually on magazines (net charges!!!) and the like from your desired ROI. This all makes up the "1st third" in my money management rules for exit. It is surprising sometimes when you look at overall transaction costs just how much they impact. That, in a way is the slight delusion of the "McKewen 233" (if I [or he!] may be so bold) - they all overlook the transaction cost problem (let alone liquidity and slippage in these smaller stocks). An assessment of acceptable ROI after costs have been accounted for makes for a sobering assessment. Forgive the "bad news Betty tone of this but it is the reality. 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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