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FNArena is a supplier of financial, business and economic news, analysis and data services. Our team of journalists reports each weekday

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Orica $ORI has guided to only a slightly better first half, dragged down by its primary explosives business, but strong growth in other businesses leave brokers unanimously positive buff.ly/gHpiVbB #investing #ORI #equities #stocks
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NextDC's $NXT latest results positively surprised with records set as the data centres operator continues to capture the massive AI-tailwinds of infrastructure demand and investment buff.ly/JQhr7f3 #investing #XJO #equities #stocks
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Strategic importance of rare earths; rising thermal coal and aluminium price forecasts due to Middle East conflict; RBC Capital materially raises forecasts for gold, copper and lithium buff.ly/3vxMaQ1 #INVESTING #XJO #equities #stocks
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FNArena@FNArena·
FNArena is looking for a journalist (part-time, freelance), for regular contributions to our published content, which is focused on Australian equities, incl commodities, and broker research reports. For more info: editor@fnarena.com
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The FNArena Editor discusses some of the moves in stockbroker ratings last week, including Computershare, Endeavour Group and The Lottery Corp buff.ly/zw0sWL0 $CPU $MQG $EDV $TLC
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Kevin Carpenter@kejca·
Warren Buffett: "You don't want to buy things that are cheap. You want to buy things that are good. It's much better to buy something that's good at a fair price than something that is cheap at a bargain price."
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Ian Cassel@iancassel·
What if Warren Buffett would have bought ten stocks in the 1950’s, held onto them, and they all turned out to be monster winners? Like Moses coming down from the mountain with ten stocks carved in stone tablets. Isn’t this what we really want our stock picking heroes to look like? A few decisions. 10 for 10. All winners. Perfection. His results were still spectacular. It just took some portfolio turnover. In 1988, Warren Buffett famously said, “Our favorite holding period is forever.” Some people took the statement literally, meaning every stock he buys will be held forever. Most of us that are true students of stock picking knew what he meant. His intention is to find stocks he can hold forever, but reality is much different. He finally got sick of people misrepresenting what he said, and in 2016 responded, “Sometimes the comments of shareholders or media imply that we will own certain stocks “forever.” It is true that we own some stocks that I have no intention of selling for as far as the eye can see (and we’re talking 20/20 vision). But we have made no commitment that Berkshire will hold any of its marketable securities forever.” Intentions are important in life and in stocks. Here is the difference between trading and investing: Investing - your intention with every purchase is to hold. Trading - your intention with every purchase is to sell. Over the past 50+ years Buffett has owned hundreds of stocks in Berkshire’s public stock portfolio. He sold most of them very quickly. In fact, of the 230 stocks he owned between 1980 and 2010, 60% were sold in less than a year. He’s owned many for a few years. He’s owned <5% for 15+ years. His intentions were to hold forever, but the business or macro situation changed so he sold. He still made money on many of them. This proves what we know to be true but don’t like to admit. All stocks have a different shelf life. microcapclub.com/shelf-life/
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The collapse of Shield and First Guardian Master Funds has triggered one of ASIC's largest investigations, marking a definitive shift in enforcement strategy that targets the entire financial product supply chain buff.ly/4Hh8eyu #XJO #investing #equities #stocksinfocus
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