Stockbroker Reports - anyone want to share ?

Giller_stocktrader · Member

I'm not sure about the legalities of this, but would it be possible if members who have full service brokers post the weekly reports or email them to others. Its interesting to see the difference b/n the recommendations within different full service firms. The more opinions and anaylsis we have the better investment decisions we can make! I can provide research from Smithbarney, anyone with ABN AMRO or JB Were or anyothers please respond by attaching any reports!!!!!!

Ozi-1 · Member

Becareful about broker's report , they can be bias eg CH4. Value less that 1.25 but recommended to clients to buy the IPO.
I do not have access to broker;s report but hope someone can provide reports on small resources stocks that is oil and gas , gold , nickel etc.

These small stocks can multiply your money. Large cap stocks only provide dividend. Becareful ION , SGW went bust.

Banks stocks are high levels now as one can see , so it make sense not to buy bank stocks. Every thing that goes up will come down one day !!!

Giller_stocktrader · Member

Good pt about the IPO's i bought zinifex as an IPO at $1.80 one week later it hit $1.50! However with multiple reports the risk is greatly minimised. I can get reports on some small mining stocks. LOOK at MINARA RESOURCES and OXIANA! probably a bit expensive now but under 1.79 its good. I've traded both of these twice and done well but I only work on a minimum profit margin of 1.2% so I trade large volumes. If you give me your email i'll send you some reports.

Ozi-1 · Member

Thanks for your offer. My email is hwoen88@yahoo.com

Waiting email from you.

Becareful with broker's report , not always for public investors , most are meant for institution.

biller · Member

i think you'll find you would also be breaching copywright laws if doing so inside a moderated forum.

the comment about remembering that if a stock goes up it must come down is counterproducitve and a little ill-educated.

look at any interpretation of the australian all ords index since the early 1900's.

it goes UP with a few periods (maybe once every 10 years) when it goes down.

frankly, id rather have my money in bank stocks over a 10 year period than trying to pick the right time to get in and out of "high growth stocks".

just because "bank" stocks are dividend only investments doesn't mean you should not invest in them if you want growth. the typical dividend stock will naturally grow because the company keeps making profits and increases its underlying value.

a growth stock might simply be all hot air about nothing and once the investment market works this out the share price slides and you still haven't got a divdend out of it.

consider CBA. when it first listed over 10 years ago it cost $5.40 a share. it is now over $30. the first annual dividend was 40c per share (or 7.4% fully franked). the divdend is now about $1.60 (or 30% fully franked = 42% pa). on that basis i will ALWAYS trade off a capital gain from high growth stocks in favour of a CBA etc if i know i'm going to get at least 40% a year in tax advantaged income. a high growth stock is not going to give me a 40% return each and every year if it doesnt even pay a dividend.