Forum Archive Index - September 2002

["John Wedde" <John.Wedde@weltec.ac.nz>]

Hi Nick
Are we really talking again on this forum about penny dreadfuls?
I thought perhaps I'd never see the day again!!

Why don't you check out another SKC company, Canbet [ticker CBT on the
ASX]. This could be a goodie. Let me know what you think.

Cheers,
John 

>>> nickk@quicksilver.net.nz Monday, 9 September 2002 8:42:45 a.m. >>>
Try ASX first.........there are ample to use TA there without going to

USA...good practice..........BUT>>>I would suggest paper trading first

(imaginary trading)and the way the markets and the world are right now
I 
suggest watching it very closely and go short if you can..... 

others might have some suggestions.......don't use more than 10% of
your 
capital in any one trade.....set stop losses AND USE THEM!!!!.. 

Finally....good luck....you'll need some of that.. 

For others reading.......does anyone have any thoughts/ideas/comments
on 
FOR.......I think this is the best penny dreadful around....written off
its 
debt in Argentina.....has the $$$$$$ of SKC behind it........people
like the 
movies more and more.............tourists flocking to Akld for next 6 
months.....I like this stocks penny price..........any thoughts????? 

Cheers 

Nk 


Holden Glova writes: 

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> Hi all, 
> 
> First off - thank you very much to SNOOPY for helping me learn
something about 
> what sort of questions and to ask for when initiating a fundamental
search 
> for value in a company. I really appreciate you taking the time. 
> 
> I recently subscribed to this http://www.stockfetcher.com thing and
have found 
> it quite a good tool! At least I could see it's uses if you were a TA
trader. 
> Something that hasn't felt right to me with looking for value in a
company is 
> that how long must you wait for value to be realized? The answer is
probably 
> until the market realizes it! This uncertainty sits uneasy with me -
the 
> investment just feels a bit to uncertain. 
> 
> I don't want to stir up any old wounds between TA vs. fundamentals so
please 
> don't think that is my intent. I'm only expressing what has initially
struck 
> me odd about the fundamental approach. 
> 
> Haveing found a cool tool like the website above I will re-iterate
that I 
> think the US market is better suited to a TA approach. It seems there
is much 
> larger increase/decrease in price on a single day. My question is do
you 
> think it is silly to experiment with a TA approach in the US market
on stock 
> ranging from $1-5? I must admit, I really want to give this a try -
but at 
> the same time I am a tad bit afraid to lose my money :) 
> 
> Also, on a separate note, I generally save about $1000/month and have
2 months 
> worth saved up, is that enough to invest at once? Should I split this
amount? 
> Keeping in mind that each month will be another $1000 to invest
somewhere 
> else. 
> 
> Many thanks for any insights provided. 
> 
> - -- 
> Signed,
> Holden Glova
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