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Agreed WBC & NAB look to have fallen the most in the last 3 months

It's never a smooth ride, but unless your retired or close to it, a falling or discounted market is a good thing for a buyer Her's an interesting article :D A 30-Year Stock Market Crash? Yes Please!

I hope so, I'm still in acquisition phase

Why individual stocks A post from last year (there will have been some changes to the percentages below). The ASX Accumulation Index probably did around 704% over the same period Hence the allure of individual stocks to many (including myself), though it's worth remembering not all...

Then shooting up to 6300 :D :D

Nope, just staying the course, after all the Oak was just a little nut that persevered ;)

Google finance is also now covering the Total return (Accumulation) indices, here's the link to the ASX/200 data. The Google data is slightly different from the S&P data for some reason Also, here is the ASX 20 and ASX 200 Index looking back 10 years for a visual

From 2007 Three cheers for the mighty 6000 as the record keeps on playing

Quarterly purchase done Shares are all up over 8-10% since last quarters purchase From the news ANZ has gained 2 per cent to $36.63, on the way jumping the $100 billion market cap hurdle as only the fourth local stock after BHP, CBA and Westpac.

Frame the certificate for posterity

Bulls & Bears on the same ride :D

Go to any money exchange and exchange $50 to another currency, then change it back again, now do that several times more as currencies fluctuate :D

Raymond Kerz'rho's Paper here Also a report on Morningstar by Ben Johnson To Hedge or Not to Hedge?

Is yield everything though, check out the high yielding stocks on the list here ?

Markets moved more in the last couple of months than last year 6,000 :confused:

It's the weekend, markets are closed and humour is required Have a great weekend

Hi China, Did you ever consider Evands strategy as posted by himself and IV :confused: You must be happier with the trend's direction for BHP now though Edit.. Woolworths first-half profit falls to $1.3 billion

These initial shares are now up 42.18% plus dividends and the next purchase, which is higher yielding is up 3.21% plus dividends It has been a good talking point as the world economy goes through its cycles

Everybody loves a winner :D I get a thrill at a run up, even though I have a long term view the greed endorphin's kick in, they are not as strong as the fear endorphin's that kick in when the market goes pear shaped though; it's the enemy in the mirror