Forum Archive Index - May 2001

["Second Step" <secondstep70@hotmail.com>]

Thanks Bob,

Can you give a couple of examples of success stories which you have invested
in the past which met the below criteria. What were your thought patterns
when you purchased the stocks?

Cheers,
Second Step


----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob" <bob@the-stock-market.com>
To: <sharechat@sharechat.co.nz>
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 3:29 PM
Subject: [sharechat] EVZ - Full of Juice


> RE: Second Step 70's email.
>
> It would be my pleasure to enlighten you on my successful NZ Equities
> return. I am not an expert, nor do I claim myself to be one. I am just
> pleased that I can make a nice return for my childrens future. I do not
> leverage, short sell, or trade the market. I have not read the Buffet
Book,
> and will probably not read it in the future. I use a simple combination of
> analysis to make my decision. If I make the wrong decision, I dont blame
> anyone or anything.
>
> 1. Fundamentals of the company.
>
> 2. The companies management team. Company must have reputable management
> team.
> (If you recall my post on EVZ. The difference in the company is Dr R.
> Deane. Minority shareholders thank Dr Deane for his actions stopping Craig
> Heatley taking advantage of minority shareholders).
>
> 3. Do I know the products or services the company is selling. If I dont,
> then learn as much as you can.
>
> 4. Talk to the so call experts.
>
> 5. Charts
>
> 6. Long Term view. (If you buy a house, do you worry about the everyday
> house price movement)?
>
> Combine these together to make a decision. I have got a few stocks wrong
in
> the past. But over all I am please with my portfolios performance so
far...
> ;-).
>
> Hope this helps.
> Bob
>
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