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From: | "G Stolwyk" <stolwyk@wave.co.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 9 May 2001 11:33:17 +1200 |
The problem is to recognize a good
investment when you see one!
AIA was listed July 1998 @ $
1.90, rose to $3.10 and fell to $ 2.30 in about March
2000. I bought mine at about that time.
The Auckland Councils do not want to sell
their shares in AIA and there are good commercial
reasons:
The total amount of dividends since listing will be
27 cents - this includes the final div. to come. When added to the current
price of $3.43, we get a total of $3.70!
Since listing, we have
a compound return of a non taxable
25% !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No wonder, the Councils are not selling!
And now we have contributors discussing " ways and
means of loosing one's
shirt, and loving it !!"
I would have thought that people had
recognized this advice.
Unfortunately some brokers are not pushing
AIA at present and presumably, many contributors still think
that paid advice is better!
I rest my case!
Gerry
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