CSL Chart, page-705

@Tinwins... Depending on the quality and type of business my target stock is in, I tend to let my profits run. I am heavily into bank stocks with an average cost for CBA to be about $6.00. That’s not the point.... How many times have you seen either bad news or a broker recommendation to sell the banks ? the banks (almost any of the majors) are one of the biggest repositories of personal data in Australia. A bit like Woolies after you have used one of their rewards cards during your last purchase. A short while after in your email you get a list of buying suggestions at sale prices which just happen to be your last purchases. I bought RHC after my wife went into a Ramsay Hospital for major surgery and saw how many of the staff and patients were happy. I bought at an average price of $6.20. Unfortunately I took the advice of a share advice program (Stock Medical Officer) who said that in their opinion, RHC was overvalued at $17.00 ! Rushing to take their advice, I was “advised” by my wife to only sell some.... But I did sell 1000 based solely on the “opinion” of a newsletter and not on any bad news. That same newsletter was telling its subscribers that Forge Group (FGE) was one of its favourites..... it folded after mispricing major contracts. Getting back on track, if the stock is rising, it is not speculative in nature, it has a real business and there is nothing else out there that is screaming its head off to buy, then my sentiment is to hang on (to CSL).....