Season 3, Episode 16
THE DATA HOARDER
This week we have a 100 minute premium episode answering all of your excellent questions about subjects such as:
- Banks and sentiment
- AQG / SSR merger
- Stanmore Coal acquisition offer
- Buying more when the price drops below the buy line
- Using a 5 yr/weekly chart to help fine tune your trend lines
- Using the checklist to score LICs
- Holding back on the retail sector
- Thoughts about oil glut and prices affecting Oil/Coal companies
- During previous times of volatility (like GFC or dot com bust) did Tony notice a similar increases in buy/sell activity?
- How Tony stages his entry into a position
- How he regression tests the results/model
- The buy line for OSH
- SFC sell price and recent update on their financials
- How Tony decides what percentage of his capital to invest when he BUY stocks such as MQG
- How to analyse the TGP graph
- Why the TRS, WPL and MQG charts are different
- and Tony also introduces his new magic 3PTL maths.
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