Agree. The main issue with hindsight investing, is to find the...

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    Agree.

    The main issue with hindsight investing, is to find the one gem you need to kiss a lot of frogs. You're better off (statistically) investing in short-term quality plays that have momentum already and taking smaller gains.

    Also, to be fair, sirius is a horrible example of a hidden 'gem'. It went from 5c to $1 from 1 announcement showing two sets of drill cores which could not of POSSIBLY be seen before the ann. It could of just as easily been a dud graphitic EM conductor. In fact, many geologists thought the readings were so high it was graphitic and thus it never got much attention.

    You'd be better off with an example like MBE, it was a quality, profit earning business at 2c with momentum on its side. In 1 year it hit 28c. Never had risk of raising cash just had to be patient.
 
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