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The Imaginative Investor - The Definitive Book on Bagholding, page-39

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Melrosian

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27/12/16

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Originally posted by djwillis ↑

Mid 2014 I was investing in a fully valued ASX so decided to concentrate on growth stocks and recover or "dividend recovery" stocks. W.r.t. the recovery or dividend recovery stocks it is so far djwillis 5 negative trolls 0.
Time will tell whether I have got it right with SGH as well as the next two targets. SGH is close to being the highest risk candidate recovery stock along with NWH. And yes on those first 5 I was holding at a significant loss on 3 of them before the turnaround. One needs to hold faith with your reasons for having invested and ignore the naysayers. I am not a trader, I prefer to take a long term position.
Funny how naysayers rarely seem to hold the stock yet claim to have a deep understanding of that stock. They must be very altruistic soles to spend the large amount of time to reach that deep understanding, or am I missing something about their motivations?

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SG may have the power to astonish.
The forward PE - a lot less than 1??
The obvious we should not admonish
As Slater Gordon emerges in the sun

Mel ( annoying when too chirpy mode)

SGH Price at posting: 23.0¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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