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[Garygaz]

Nice. I've been looking into buying gold, since my parents also do it, and seems like a safe investment. Do you buy ABC?

gold is one of the worst performing investments on a long term basis and you get no yield! don't do it!

 

[Garygaz]

JB HiFi is an awful investment at this time. I would punt on something like Lynas (which just got a temporary operating license for processing in Malaysia).

what do you think about lynas? they're matching 1.37 atm which is down from their high of 1.60 last week. i haven't really given it much of a look but i do have a friend who's keen on it.

 

[gurmies]

what do you think about lynas? they're matching 1.37 atm which is down from their high of 1.60 last week. i haven't really given it much of a look but i do have a friend who's keen on it.

It's really a tough one - astute investors have been holding onto it for years, waiting for a gem like last week. Given that the TOL can be scrapped at any moment, I'd say it's more of a punt than I'd normally be comfortable with. Having said that, fortune favours the brave?

 

[SylviaB]

QBE

 

[Omnidragon]

gold is one of the worst performing investments on a long term basis and you get no yield! don't do it!

Actually your house is even worse and costs money to hold. Sell it!

 

[Ritz1024]

Actually your house is even worse and costs money to hold. Sell it!

lol, stop talking shit when you know nothing. Only reseaon to invest in gold is to hedge risks and even then i doubt your portfoilo is that large to warrant investment in gold not to mention storage costs would eat you up, you idiot.

 

[Garygaz]

Hi,

At the moment:

Invested in:

Telstra (TLS)
McMillan Shakespeare (MMS)
ADG Global Supply (ADQ)

TLS at post 3.03 - today 4.07 + (2 * 0.14 dividend) + (2 * 0.12 franking) = 4.59
$1.56 profit
51% return

MMS at post 8.75 - today 11.67 + (2 * 0.22 dividend) + (2 * 0.094 franking) = 12.30
$3.55 profit
41% return

ADQ at post 0.06 - today 0.065
$0.005 profit
8.3% return

33.5% return

ASX200 index: 4183
today: 4291
up: 2.6%

>30% out-performance


if you w4nt to subscribe to my news letter get your cheque books ready

 

[loapowm]

My recommendation is to buy lots of Greek Bonds

 

[Kieran95]

Currently looking at Origin Energy. Your thoughts?

 

[Garygaz]

been issuing a bit of capital in recent years, not getting the best return on equity at this point. the yield is also pretty average. in 2009 they retained 6.6b in profits and have only been generating an average return of about 6-7% for the 3 years to 2012(not much better than a savings account). wouldn't recommend it as a long term investment. unless you're planning to buy on the result for a trade, then i have no idea.

an interesting thing i read about energy prices recently was that they are by law linked to cost/value of the electricity generating assets. therefore, if origin/any other supplier unneccesarily incurs capital expenses on their stations, they can bump up their power prices.

 

[HazzRat]

Cause I'm bored I'm gonna c how these BoSers went with their investments (assuming they invested in these shares when they wrote their messages and held until today (very unlikely but I'll roll with it))

Telstra (TLS)

-11.94%

McMillan Shakespeare (MMS)

85.44%

ADG Global Supply (ADQ)

Delisted in 2017

RIO,

81.26%

BHP,

34.7%

IMF

Delisted in 2020

BNO

-26.56%

NML

Delisted in 2023

WOW

64.34%

Origin Energy

-29.1%

Bank of Queensland

-11.63%

JB Hi-Fi

374.65% (the best investment here)

Channel Ten

Merged with CBS in 2017. Idk how much the offering to shareholders was

QBE

26.35%

 

[SylviaB]

mine should be red - the asx 200 returned around 72% over this period

 

[HazzRat]

mine should be red - the asx 200 returned around 72% over this period

What stock would u recommend now?