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From: | "Cristine Kerr" <criskerr@optusnet.com.au> |
Date: | Tue, 9 Sep 2003 13:33:25 +1000 |
Thank you Morgy. I'm sure your system works well
for you and I really appreciate you taking the time to detail some of the
risks associated with XEL. (Just in case this is interpreted as
being sarcastic, I assure you it is not. My intent is genuine.
Not enough people take the time to help others these days and not enough
people take the time to say a simple 'thank you'.
The people who bought in and sold out of XEL may
have followed a graph expecting a very quick turnaround. It's a shame, but
they probably didn't research the stock. Graph movement can be easily
manipulated just like KAZ stock was yesterday. Trading at 27.5 cents late
afternoon then magically one person who is apparently completely
unaware of the trading price decides to sell at 26.5 cents right
on close of trading so bidding next day starts at 26.5 cents. Strange huh? How
would this show on a graph?
I invest in companies with good potential, good
assets, good plans and good news and I've been making good money this way.
Research allows me to be confident in the value and importantly, not to panic
when the price moves a little down.
Research indicates XEL, IPG, ABI, PWT, and
INL are all excellent stocks that will reward with a
little patience.
Kind regards,
Cris
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