> Calum Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Nonetheless, our share price seems to have dropped > just a little since > > that day... > > Multiply the old values by four to get comparable > numbers. > > Jörg
Hello! Unfortunately it is not only not true anymore, but the exact opposite is the case: Last November Sun reversed the earlier 1:4 stock split. Before the split-reverse the share was at $5. Then, after the psychologically motivated zero-sum game of the split-reverse, it was at $20. Then it slightly rose for a short time to a peak of $24 (aka $6 in pre-split-undo terms). And then came a (really only)( marginally lower earnings report, than previously expected by some "analysts" and the share started to fall. Then the housing and now global finance crisis. And now the share is at 4.80$. And you must divide those 4.80$ by four to compare the share price to all the recent years: 1.20$! That's slightly undervalued, right?! See it visually: http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=JAVA#chart1:symbol=java;range=5y;indicator=volume;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined It is a smart time now to buy shares. Invest intelligently, think middle- to long-term. Cycles: Up and down. Currently we are at the bottom. So BUY NOW if you are smart. Everybody recommends gold and platin, but it would be stupid to buy those now. I mean, I agree: Rather invest in metals, than in fiat currencies like the USD (listen to Ron Paul). But currently the Nasdaq is so much undervalued, that it makes more sense to invest in the tech sector. And hardly any other premium share is as much value for the cheap price, as JAVA is. So if you readers are smart, you should invest now. Not when the prices happen to be at their then-current peak ;-) Cheers, Martin Bochnig Natamar project -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
