why would you sell in order to crystalise a profit for tax time? That would just mean you have to pay tax on it now instead of later.
It doesn't make sense. Not for a tax planning POV nor performance POV as you can still report a gain in your portfolio if you haven't sold the stock.
BRU has had a good run recently when the market has been hammered. One red day. Big deal.
This company has got it going on. I should have invested in BRU in January, not NSE and then put the proceeds into NSE.
Oh well. I made my call and I am comfortable with it. BRU is our BRO.
It's the same story as NSE, but with a twist. I want to see the whole Canning light up.
BHP said it had its US experts scouring every inch of Australia. What are the odds they reach the same conclusion as the IEA that the Canning is the most prospective in Australia?
BRU Price at posting:
$3.15 Sentiment: LT Buy Disclosure: Not Held
