Kicking myself for not topping up on WDS under 20.
I own a lot of oil and gas though anyway. Would like to get out on STO.
COI is one other bit if junk I have sitting there that's done nothing for years
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I own a lot of oil and gas though anyway. Would like to get out on STO.
COI is one other bit if junk I have sitting there that's done nothing for years
Really should have shot Comet Ridge last year when I had the big clean out and tax bill.
Cutting losers is something you have to learn to do.
One rare insightful post on HC said something like oh that's retail. Retail HATE taking and accepting any loss.
Once a dud is gone you don't have to look at it anymore, quickly forget about it and just take whatever is left and put it into something good.
Cutting losers is something you have to learn to do.
One rare insightful post on HC said something like oh that's retail. Retail HATE taking and accepting any loss.
Once a dud is gone you don't have to look at it anymore, quickly forget about it and just take whatever is left and put it into something good.
Adairs you pricks, was so close to getting back even and out too.
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Did any load up on equities after the Trump Tariff liberation day? I did, which was pure luck, I've loaded up during panic before and been burned.
I'm still skeptical that US markets are close to all-time highs considering political realities (Trump), Tariff overhang (they're still there), conflicts and widening wealth gaps in developed countries (home ownership opportunities etc).
The market is assuming more rate cuts at the US level, which feels like kicking the reckoning can down the road.
I'm still skeptical that US markets are close to all-time highs considering political realities (Trump), Tariff overhang (they're still there), conflicts and widening wealth gaps in developed countries (home ownership opportunities etc).
The market is assuming more rate cuts at the US level, which feels like kicking the reckoning can down the road.
Great day for PLS and BHP.
Hi All, just a quick one and I know this has come up a few times so my apologies to rehash this one, but what apps do people recommend for keeping track of investments and also is there an app that you can use for just data and not trading?
Finally out if the red on PLS.
I'll go in once more if we have another big drop towards $1.
I'll go in once more if we have another big drop towards $1.
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cmon BHP
we need those divies and franking credits
we need those divies and franking credits
Back in the green on that as well now.
Good day for iron ore.
Bapcor lmao.
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Really tempted to roll out of the GOLD ETF and grab NST as an alternative. Looks like the increase in production costs for the next FY is now priced in and the price has stablised somewhat.
Handy div as well.
I owned that one years ago but sold out just before they went into production thinking with no mining experience onboard they might stuff it up. Proved me wrong.
FLT trying to out dog my other duds ADH and BAP.
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RMD has stuck up nicely.
Buy that on any obesity sleep apnea cure bs weakness.
Buy that on any obesity sleep apnea cure bs weakness.
Miners have pulled right back whilst the gp remains high.
I've already got too much in but something to look at imo for anyone that doesn't have much there or none.
Good maybe make another small punt on a speccy I guess though 
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Could be, but in the event of a downturn there has historically been a 'flight to quality'.Good maybe make another small punt on a speccy I guess though
In still wary of allocating too much capital. Berkshire Hathaway are hoarding cash right now and that's a fair strategy to follow.
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MTM on the watchlist - truly a boom/bust type scenario.
REEs aren't exactly 'rare' despite the name, just complex, messy and costly to extract.
MTM's tech could simplify the process as well as helping with the recycling of e-waste.
Still a lot of water to go under the bridge. I'm not yet holding DYOR, etc.
REEs aren't exactly 'rare' despite the name, just complex, messy and costly to extract.
MTM's tech could simplify the process as well as helping with the recycling of e-waste.
Still a lot of water to go under the bridge. I'm not yet holding DYOR, etc.
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