RE:RE:RE:Another reason to vote no@ AGMThis will be my last response to you. Over 30 years I have learned that: 1. It is always total return that counts. 2. You must always decide based on the current time period whether you should hold or move to a diifferent investment, never trying to recoup a loss just to get even, 3. When dividends get over 6% you need to hold some scepticism about their sustainability, 4. Stocks go way higher and also way lower than their fundamental value would suggest that they should 5. Once burned it takes both analysts and the public some time to apprecaiate the full value of a company and 6. Strong assets can recover even from bad management decisions. 7. If you understand the company and are sure of the value patience and time are a great recipe fo recovery 8. Crying over spilt milk does not recover the milk 9. Put your milk into more than one galss. 10. Don't over leverage. Don't day trade or if you cannot help it use only a small percentage of your potfolio. 11.
Covered calls rolling up and down can enhance your net worth with equities to be held for th elong term on a portion of your position 12. Wish everyone success and wish everyone well.... Good luck.