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#61 ThatBlackGuy

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Posted 19 December 2013 - 11:48 AM

I think once it hits R45 its gonna start edging towards the expensive side

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Posted 19 December 2013 - 11:31 AM

I think once it hits R45 its gonna start edging towards the expensive side

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#63 davidp13

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Posted 29 October 2013 - 12:30 AM

Hi, does anyone see SHF moving to 45 or a serious pull back to maybe between 30-35?
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Posted 01 October 2013 - 07:50 AM

Not sure about that. The US shutdown and the debt ceiling fight is adding further risk to the US economy and we all know what that means....more QE..more emerging market rallies. 

Frankly, in this era of ultra low interest rates, sitting on cash is not the best idea IMO. Esp with inflation eating away at that bundle, not too mention whatever fees being skimmed off its sitting in a bank.

If you worried about a correction then why not look at a high yielding defensives eg telecoms, healthcare etc?

 

i agree. sitting in cash is not great. but I still think it's best to wait out these new highs we've been

getting of late.  It's unsustainable (QE or not) and better buying opportunities will come eventually.


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Posted 01 October 2013 - 07:35 AM

I'm also sitting on cash and I'm getting really itchy but its not a good time to buy anything at the moment.  Maybe I'm wrong but I cant see this rally going much higher.

 

Not sure about that. The US shutdown and the debt ceiling fight is adding further risk to the US economy and we all know what that means....more QE..more emerging market rallies. 

Frankly, in this era of ultra low interest rates, sitting on cash is not the best idea IMO. Esp with inflation eating away at that bundle, not too mention whatever fees being skimmed off its sitting in a bank.

If you worried about a correction then why not look at a high yielding defensives eg telecoms, healthcare etc?


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#66 HendrikB

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Posted 30 September 2013 - 08:32 PM

torn between wanting the market to pull back or continue running. I want my shares to continue performing but am sitting on cash and don't know how to put it in the market.  

 

I'm also sitting on cash and I'm getting really itchy but its not a good time to buy anything at the moment.  Maybe I'm wrong but I cant see this rally going much higher.


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Posted 30 September 2013 - 07:41 PM

yup, the only largish stock still worth buying right now.  but's it's had a heck of run.  hopefully the market

tanks and I'll get in at a lower price. 

torn between wanting the market to pull back or continue running. I want my shares to continue performing but am sitting on cash and don't know how to put it in the market.  


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#68 HendrikB

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Posted 30 September 2013 - 07:36 PM

only complaint I have is that I bought it, for some else and not myself :( , up just over 49% in a couple of months.

on a pe of 8.8 still cheap compared to the others in market.

 

yup, the only largish stock still worth buying right now.  but's it's had a heck of run.  hopefully the market

tanks and I'll get in at a lower price. 


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Posted 30 September 2013 - 07:07 PM

Share is up 66% in 3 months and just keeps on going.  

only complaint I have is that I bought it, for some else and not myself :( , up just over 49% in a couple of months.

on a pe of 8.8 still cheap compared to the others in market.


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#70 HendrikB

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Posted 30 September 2013 - 05:44 PM

Share is up 66% in 3 months and just keeps on going.  


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