Can you articulate your definition of ‘speculative’ in the context of an investment in ordinary securities listed on a public market;
- is a stock like BHP ever considered speculative eg. when trading on a higher than normal PE?
- is a stock like a junior miner that does not have any history of profitability anything other than speculative?
- what about an ASX 100 company that is projected to make losses for a few years into the future ie current trading and near term trading results?
- is it based on size of operations?
- is it based on balance sheet gearing?
- is it industry based?
- is it based on an entity’s stage of commercial evolution?
- is it based merely on an investor’s own speculation as to where the stock price will head in the future?
Give us the technical definition and criteria.
Can you articulate your definition of ‘speculative’ in the...
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