Forum Archive Index - September 1999

[Stuart Cairns <stuart.c@dfmainland.co.nz>]

Knowing when to sell is a much greater challenge than knowing when to buy. 
And selling is even more important, as its selling that lets you lock in 
your profit, or keeps you from losing money on a bad pick. I believe a 
mechanical selling strategy is better to one based on judgement.

Stuart H. Cairns
email ; stuart.c@dfmtrade.com
tel 64+9+307 9066 fax 64+9+307 9061
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-----Original Message-----
From:   Kelvin Worsfold [SMTP:kelw@ihug.co.nz]
Sent:   Wednesday, September 22, 1999 8:39 PM
To:     sharechat
Subject:        [sharechat] shared confusion

Well its great with all the correspondence flowing and at the very least 
its
made me re- think the holdings and the number of stocks I hold. It would be
great if David would elaborate on his actual thoughts. My problem is I see
later on ihug may list and I say that might be worth a small punt and then 
I
say I'm cutting my stocks down not increasing, oh and what about e-bet as a
speculative stock, that was before Telecom went below$8. Oh well back to 
the
drawing board,anyone with a crystal ball??.
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