RE: TRX - What a piece of C**P8 Jul 2020 12:29
It does say "historical" chart.
Past is no guarantee of future direction although agree it is a good guide of what may continue to happen. Company was on the verge of liquidation and now has the cash to move forward and build growth. Other more savvy investors than us have increased their stakes recently.
Agree there will be people sitting on heavy paper losses at the moment but the question I always consider is would I invest in this company "today"?
There have been other cases of companies coming from the brink read about Peter Lynch's investment in Taco Bell:
"I love volatility. I think I remember when, in 1972, the market went from down dramatically and Taco Bell went from 14 to 1. They had no debt. They never had a restaurant close. And I started buying at 7 but I kept on to it and went to 1 and was the largest position in Magellan in 1978. It was bought out from buy $42 by Pepsi Cola, I think would have gone to 400 if they buy it out. I think volatility is terrific."
Peter Lynch did average down on his investment in taco bell which is not mentioned (averaging down is tricky perhaps do it only once as you may just be chasing losers all the way down?).
So even Peter Lynch, arguably the world's best investor - they say his annual return beat even Buffet's made mistakes or timing mistakes with his investments - he started buying at 7 but he still managed to achieve an excellent return on the investment.
Imo patience will be key here - all the signs seem to be here for a turnaround in the company's fortunes.