Nothing wrong with wishful thinking but...Hmmmm, this thread was posted yesterday morning and we are already up to page six.
Just imagine how useful it would be if, instead of navel gazing about the future, we could get the same level of involvement from the experienced investors here in discussing deals that can be done now, in today's market, that make money regardless.
Just my wishful thinking i guess!
Back to the thread...
I always find this request intriguing, because if those so-called "experienced investors" that you hope will discuss the(ir) deals, there will always be the knockers (and no I'm not talking body parts ) just itching to complain yeah but...."it doesn't apply to me" or "it can't be done" both very negative attitudes which frankly I get tired of hearing, because it's just not conducive to moving forward (financially or otherwise, personally).
I know most people DO appreciate the time seasoned investors put into "sharing" but it is never without its costs. I have seen far too many good people leave the boards because they have been shamelessly criticised for trying to explain what they did and how they did it. I think "deals" are not a "one size fits all"; sure the fundamentals may be the same, but how they pan out is very much reliant on individual factors, negotiation skills, circumstances, the weather (okay, maybe not the last one) but I think you know where I'm coming from and/or what I'm getting at, don't you????
I have NEVER not answered anyone's question if they come to me directly, but I am reluctant to air out my investment laundry so-to-speak only to be criticised for doing something that I've done (not always well of course) but successfully. It may not be for everyone, but it is right for me, and more to the point, IT WORKED for me. If you want to follow, that's great, if not, go out and do your own thing, and I really do mean it when I say, I wish you the very best of luck because if I can do it, so can you.
Rant over....