"Charts and prices catch up to fundamentals not the other way around" Brrr wrong.
I will give you a real life example...10 or so years I was in my mid 20's and had saved and made 50k on the stockmarket.
I was a fundamnetalist..to me charts were gobbleygook...what can the past tell you etc etc.
Anyway I found a great co, or so I thought.
resolute gold, it had fallen from $7 to around $1.50 and was on a p/e of 3 and was forecasted to produce 300k ounces of gold making significant profits.
It has just developed and sold Bulong to preston resources when the annaconda boom was on for a few hundred million and was cashed up.
I read the annual reports and all the info i could find and had found a winner.
I bought 20k worth of stock.
It fell to $1 i bought another 10k worth of stock, it then fell to 50c so i took all the money I had left ie 20k and bought long date call options ie 12 months.
I knew they had prefernece shares ie death spirals but thought they could easily sought that by raising cash to buy them back or using their earnings.
Honestly i didnt think they were an issue because i thought the shares would go well above $2.
Anyway I went to the company agm and spoke with the ceo and directors ( i used to phone them quite often aswell).
i read all the broker reports and studied everything i could read about the co and industry.
Any bad post on hotcopper that were bearish i had an argument for.
One day gold soared around $80 over night, RSg didnt have much hedging and I thought overnight i was gonna be rich.
the share price bounced 20% in a day and everything was falling into place.
the next day the shares fell a little, and the next a little and so on and so.
They fell to maybe 20c and it was like death by a thousand cuts...my call options then ran out of time and expired and my 20k was gone.
My other 30k was worth around 5k now.
So i sold them...took a year off the markets and read everything i could about investing in the markets...i was looking for succesful people with strategies i could try and copy.
I spent some time thinking about and trying different things with my left over 5k and then found a strategy that consistently made money whilst minimising risk.
I beleived the story like you guys beleive the cnp story, i knew the market and co inside out...well thats what i thought.
Sorry i dont have more time to expand but if you are willing to listen rather than shoot down a differing opinion it may be worth a lot more to you than defending your losing positions.
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