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From: | "Peter Maiden" <pmaiden@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Fri, 25 May 2001 20:42:05 +1200 |
Phaedrus - you are not wasting
your time as you suggested
The FRU chart was beautifully crafted - so
much so that I put a laminated copy of it (A5 size) on the office wall. It has
become a much desired object already.
It has been much admired - even by some FRU
shareholders.
When I quoted you and said 'trends don't
come much cleaner and simpler than this' the response from some FRU fans
was something along the lines of 'my god - if only I had
known'
When the chart on the wall has been evaluated
(in conjuction with adopting a wait and see attitude) common sense seems to have
prevailed as to whether they should now sell or buy more. If antyhing it gave
them a bit of solace in pretty depressing times.
During the day a discussion on AIRVA came up .
A printout of a 3 year chart posted on the wall and a red trend line
drawn on by hand ( not as crafted as yours, Phaedrus) clearly demonstrated why
the interested investor should wait and see what happens before parting with his
money. A distinct downward trend since May 1999 which has often been tested but
the trend won out in the end - each time.
Many investors have seen the light of day
today. My view there is a place for technical analysis (even of a basic
nature) in the investing world has not changed - even it only supports many of
the other methods used by investors.
Thanks Phaedrus - keep
contributing
Cheers
Peter
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