Q: So many of your recent answers to member questions have statements like:
"will need a better market environment to perform better"
"it will need a 'good' market to perform"
"A better market will see this stock rise sharply"
"it is still an expensive stock and will only work well if the market co-operates"
It is almost like you are blaming the market for the poor performance of so many stocks. Like how companies blame the weather for their poor results -- but their competitors had the same weather.
So, what do you mean by a "better market"? What has to happen to be in a better market environment?
Paul
"will need a better market environment to perform better"
"it will need a 'good' market to perform"
"A better market will see this stock rise sharply"
"it is still an expensive stock and will only work well if the market co-operates"
It is almost like you are blaming the market for the poor performance of so many stocks. Like how companies blame the weather for their poor results -- but their competitors had the same weather.
So, what do you mean by a "better market"? What has to happen to be in a better market environment?
Paul