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Let's hope so Jollyspeculator. I feel fairly safe holding this one as a long term investment whilst also trading the spikes. This company has had a permanent place on my watch list and I've bought and sold several times over the years. The last time was back in March of this year where I was fortunate to realise a capital gain and also picked up the 5% divi. It's worth keeping an eye on MTI Wireless.
A concentration of "top" posters on the BB today. I often check your latest posts as a pointer for further investigation and have had some decent returns by doing so. Appreciate your analysis (which is far more informed than my own attempts). Cheers for posting.
I think I'll stay with invested here for a while and see where the share price goes. Too often I've sold early only to see the share price rise substantially.
Incidentally, cheers Jolly for flagging this stock. I've watched your stock picks over time and have had much success from investing in several of your picks. Some being multi baggers. Many of them being solid companies, divi paying, with low PE ratings and less of speculative punt. Cheers for posting your point of view.
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Oil production is here to stay. There's no alternative despite Greta's evangelism. Aviation, synthetic fibres, lubricants, merchant shipping, military ops etc. Renewables, whilst laudable are not a viable.
SXX article just popped up on the BBC News web page. BBC giving a platform for SXX.
There are a lot of people sitting on some big gains with this share. An absence of news will see the share price drifting. When it finds it's level of resistance and remains stabilize for a while then perhaps buy in?
I'm sure the chart for this company is going to display some large spikes and retraces over time . As always trying to identify the moment of one's entry and exit is the tricky bit.
Retrospective investing is very simple isn't it. Of course if I were to look back over the last 21 years it would be quite easy to identify many successes. In my view micro managing a portfolio, trying to identify and capitalise on the peaks and troughs is an easy way to loose money. Anyway, it's the next 21 years that's of interest to me and neither you nor I can foretell what's due. We can meanwhile employ a strategy that has been successful in the past and has a strong likelihood of success in the future. Each to their own of course my friend.