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They're still a poorly ran lossmaking company though?

Not possible to recover , they've had Receivers appointed mate

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HielcNfe2K8&list=UUwVmf4-DSTEF7TpogYGJqPg Relevant to thread I think?

Reminds me of a song from way too long ago

Not really, doesn't mean they're always good value though.

Whats a tax? Is that something I can learn about on youtube?

Its different to those things because those are all one off occurrences. You need to have faith in long term compounding growth if you want wealth.

And stop checking them every day!

No, why cant it be an indefinite hold? This is the High Yield Shares thread of the forum afterall?

Why have to hold? Because its down? What if that doesn't change?

http://somersoft.com/forums/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=3665

Blacky my uneducated guess would be that the 2 are identical , just called different things in different places. Thr price difference would be simply explained by difference in quantity of total shares/units

Its generally when their NTA is higher than their price.

That's completely at odds with everything you've previously written on this forum. Everyone has previously commented on how you've been too over-cautious previously, and now you've done a complete 180 on that. I'm curious what's changed for you?

Because you only sell when you've made money :cool:

You cant buy those and then resell them for $10k more in a couple of weeks, therefore they're too high risk. :cool:

Roe #2 are they covered writes on Australian shares that you own? Don't you find that the margins are too slim on them? Or are you just taking gimme out of market range stuff for a couple bob to put away each month?

And the complete opposite approach may scare the crap out of another

Good response. Buy and hold is fine... just some of the share seleections in this thread raise eyebrows. People buy loss making companies either because they dont check/know or because they think they'll come good. Buy shares in the same method you'd buy a business. Buying 100% vs 0.01%...

Good info on QANTAS - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJQgWT4sPnQ