Na, you are just a troll, looking for attention on the internet....

Na, you are just a troll, looking for attention on the internet.

You are like the "Roger Stone" of this world: its the attention that you seek - regardless of whether its good or bad.   

If you were an "Investor", you would have invested last year, when it was around $65.  Afterall, at that price, the yield return would have been greater than any interest charges on the leverage.  But you didn't - not even a small bite.

And if you were a trader (like the short and long players), you would made your bets, taken your winnings or losses and left this forum for other opportunties - as many of these traders have done. 

No, you are still here, claiming you are still looking for the "Absolute low" of $62 to buy in.  

But every Investor/trader knows there is no such a thing - just when you think the "absolute low" is reach, it goes lower - likewise when you think it has reached an absolute high, it goes higher.   That is the nature of the market. 

Not even the best Investor/Trader in the world can pick such outcome with such accuracy. 

You talk about opportunity costs and not losing money - well, the price of CBA have fluctuated up and down by greater than $10, in the last 12 months - and yet, you did NOTHING. 

If you were a trader, you would have had plenty of opportunities to make money - either in an up or down direction. 

And if you were an investor, you would have earned a hell of a lot more returns (div wise) by buying CBA at $65, than holding cash for 12 months - not to mention the capital gains you would have earned as well, but we long term investors really don't look at the capital gains over a short term horizon, as we buy to hold rather than buy to sell (as traders do).

No, you are neither a trader nor investor.

You are just here for the entertainment - to troll.