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From: | "mick" <mick100@extra.co.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 8 Oct 2003 20:07:50 +1000 |
Hi snoopy
Have a look at RBD from another
angle
That being the opportunity cost of not selling a
share
when it's prospects are not looking very
good.
Speaking from my own experience I held Brielys for
many years
Each time they took a nose dive I bought some
more
About two years ago when they jumped from 30c to
70c
I finally took the oportunity to quit
them.
With the proceeds I invested in SKC and over about
12 months
made a capital gain of 27% plus divs and special
div.
Didn't like the fact that divs were being paid
from borowed money so I sold
them and invested the proceeds in ABX (Australia)
which has since
gone up by 150%
The point I'm trying to make is what would it have
cost me if I had not sold
my briely shares and reinvested in better
companies.
This was a valuable lesson for me
The hardest thing is to aknowlege that your holding
onto a loser
You have to learn to let go of the
losers
It gets easier with practice.
Mick
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