Comments on: Follow Warren Buffett’s signal on when to buy stocks–Part 2 http://www.zdiaz.com/2009/02/follow-warren-buffett%e2%80%99s-signal-on-when-to-buy-stocks%e2%80%93part-2/ Raves, rants and the miscellaneous ramblings of a guerilla blogger Wed, 27 Feb 2013 14:35:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: zigfred http://www.zdiaz.com/2009/02/follow-warren-buffett%e2%80%99s-signal-on-when-to-buy-stocks%e2%80%93part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-4354 zigfred Wed, 08 Jul 2009 00:09:00 +0000 http://www.zdiaz.com/?p=1528#comment-4354 indiebot: Hi ! Thanks for all your questions. I will be writing a post about your questions soon. I will inform you via email once I have it posted. Thanks for dropping by. indiebot: Hi ! Thanks for all your questions. I will be writing a post about your questions soon. I will inform you via email once I have it posted. Thanks for dropping by.

]]> By: indiebot http://www.zdiaz.com/2009/02/follow-warren-buffett%e2%80%99s-signal-on-when-to-buy-stocks%e2%80%93part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-4304 indiebot Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:22:44 +0000 http://www.zdiaz.com/?p=1528#comment-4304 Hi, In the given graph above, the PSE plummeted in value in the years 1999 and 2002. Say if I had 100,000 during the year 1997, come 1999, its value would have gone down to just 30,000 (which could be quite emotionally disorienting). I understand that even if I would have lost 60K during that time, if I have added an investment of 50K in 1999 and another 50K in 2002 instead of pulling out my money, I would have re-gained the loss and have earned up to 481,000 (approx) in the 2007 bull market (not counting the other purchases in between). Is my understanding correct? That even though a bear market strikes once in a while, it's never really a loss (if you invested in really good companies) but instead an opportunity to buy more stocks so that you will have maximized your gains when it's finally time for you to redeem your shares (say after 20 years). Hi,

In the given graph above, the PSE plummeted in value in the years 1999 and 2002. Say if I had 100,000 during the year 1997, come 1999, its value would have gone down to just 30,000 (which could be quite emotionally disorienting). I understand that even if I would have lost 60K during that time, if I have added an investment of 50K in 1999 and another 50K in 2002 instead of pulling out my money, I would have re-gained the loss and have earned up to 481,000 (approx) in the 2007 bull market (not counting the other purchases in between).

Is my understanding correct? That even though a bear market strikes once in a while, it’s never really a loss (if you invested in really good companies) but instead an opportunity to buy more stocks so that you will have maximized your gains when it’s finally time for you to redeem your shares (say after 20 years).

]]> By: zigfred http://www.zdiaz.com/2009/02/follow-warren-buffett%e2%80%99s-signal-on-when-to-buy-stocks%e2%80%93part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2677 zigfred Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:24:36 +0000 http://www.zdiaz.com/?p=1528#comment-2677 Iggy: Hinay2x lang gud. Tigom sa sa pagka karon bata pa bitaw ka hehehehehe Yep I've heard the news about online content licensing. I've also read your post on it. I'll write about it soon :-) Iggy: Hinay2x lang gud. Tigom sa sa pagka karon bata pa bitaw ka hehehehehe

Yep I’ve heard the news about online content licensing. I’ve also read your post on it. I’ll write about it soon :-)

]]> By: iggy http://www.zdiaz.com/2009/02/follow-warren-buffett%e2%80%99s-signal-on-when-to-buy-stocks%e2%80%93part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-2666 iggy Wed, 04 Feb 2009 15:02:12 +0000 http://www.zdiaz.com/?p=1528#comment-2666 nindot ta ni cya sir pero lapaman tawn tay ikapalit ug stocks wabnnananyayayyahahahahah anyway have u hear of the news of online content licensing? what are your thoughts? see the post on my blog.. nindot ta ni cya sir pero lapaman tawn tay ikapalit ug stocks wabnnananyayayyahahahahah

anyway have u hear of the news of online content licensing? what are your thoughts? see the post on my blog..

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