Forum Archive Index - January 2000

["Wilfried Roding" <roding@xtra.co.nz>]

In light of recent comments, I'll now poke my head out and be counted as
another participant (previously in the background) on this good forum, who
reads some books and a myriad of articles that are generated electronically
and newsprint - in order to attempt to make reasonably informed trading
decisions

I'm presently reading Gene Walden's "100 Ways to Beat the Market" which
contains many wisdoms the astute investor or trader should take on board.
One particularly relevant quote by Yogi Berra that appealed to me today:
"When you come to a fork in the road, take it!"

Have a good weekend!
Wilfried Roding




----- Original Message -----
From: "Osbert Sun" <osbert.sun@xtra.co.nz>
To: <sharechat@sharechat.co.nz>
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2000 15:20
Subject: Re: [sharechat] ITC, Stock-hype


> Well, not sure about others. But I do read - lots (surprise, surprise!).
> Reading through the cyberspace can be just as educational! We may read the
same
> thing but could come up with different interpretation and conclusion. The
> market is the best place to test it.  On my desk I have "Share Trading" by
> Guppy, "Making Money on the New Zealand Sharemarket" by Newmand and
Briggs, and
> "The Warren Buffett Way" by Hagstrom, etc. But none of them could tell me
what
> will happen to a particular market or stock tomorrow. You may call it
> speculation, but I prefer using the term "logical analysis and
interpretation
> of market information". Well, enough for a week. I do enjoy hearing
different
> views so long they are constructive not judgmental.
>
> Have a great weekend, everyone!
>
> Osbert
> _____________________-
>
> Gerry Tyler-Smith wrote:
>
> > You old curmuddgeon, you!
> >
> > But one has to agree, It seems many speculators, rather than investors,
> > should spend more time reading company reports and the many excellent
books
> > in local libraries  (esp Canterbury) on subject, rather than flooding
> > cyperspace with wishful thinking.
> >
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