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David Haselhurst (The Speculator) Portfolio Updated 4.09.09
Australian investment guru David Haselhurst continues to outperform the market - his portfolio is up 101%, with $75,083 in stocks and $5480 in cash. His portfolio has been updated today. We continue to track his performance as a benchmark for our performance.
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Reshort Amazon
no responses - Posted 04.28.12
We shorted Amazon last 12 months from $140 to $240 with an average of $200 and covered all $200k worth of Amazon shorts at an average of $175 when it dropped ate last year. We were beginning to worry that we got off prematurely and Amazon would take a sharp dive to our target $35-40 (yes, if it was trading ... continue -
admin Buys BAU.AX
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no responses - Posted 04.13.12
Check out the hype of a Chipotle Grande Opening: Market Cap : $13.5 bil (compared to McDonalds $99b) Market cap/# stores = $10 million PE: 60 All time high We shorted at about $340 - and looking forward to short more at $500 and $600. Our margin of error is huge - not the way most people trade but we were peppering in our shorts ... continue -
peterpan100 Buys CTIC
no responses - Posted 04.12.12
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Short US Tech Long ASX
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Realised Profits in Jefferies and Wells Fargo - Buying Gold Producer
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We have taken profits in both JEF and Wells Fargo. continue -
admin Buys TBR.AX
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The Inflationist Challenge 2009
35 responses - Posted 01.04.09
Australian investors will have heard of David Haselhurst, the stock-tipper extraordinaire whose tips for "The Speculator Column" outstripped the All-Ordinaries index in 30 of 34 years, with nine years of TRIPLE digit growth. Some call him the Warren Buffett of Australia, who (on paper) puts even the Oracle of Omaha ...continue
35 responses - Posted 01.04.09
Australian investors will have heard of David Haselhurst, the stock-tipper extraordinaire whose tips for "The Speculator Column" outstripped the All-Ordinaries index in 30 of 34 years, with nine years of TRIPLE digit growth. Some call him the Warren Buffett of Australia, who (on paper) puts even the Oracle of Omaha ...continue