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I would like to share some of my views with fellow posters.
Being a very practical trade person, with a few dollars in the NZ
Markets, I feel qualified to open myself up for your feedback.
In other words posters, tell me I'm a dummy if you see me in that
light. I find the rubbish I read about investing in the papers
by most of the columnists hard to take.
I would never back half the horses in a race to find the
winner. I find it very strange indeed at the shares they are
silly enough to own in their disclosure of interest. I look at
the Share Guru competition at the Brokers selections and think there isn't
a fool greater than an educated one.
I hold shares in at most, five companies at any given
time. I look for trends and growth mostly, with an odd high
dividend yield in others. All companies must be on a rising
profit margin with expectation of doing better. We can all
make a bad choice but stick with what you understand. Winston
Churchill once said "there are only two kinds of fools in this world,
those that give advice and those that take it". I am very
pleased that I am not fool enough to take advice and please tell me to
shut up if it looks like I'm giving it.
My disclosure is, I have four out of the five in the Share Guru
competition, so look me up. I never have shares in a company
if they start anything up overseas, (they have big boys over there).
Scotland Forever, MACDUNK |
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