No supply,where is coop stopping,when are r they paying the dividend,when r they announcing 1st quarter,plus when shud one exit

bought this counter at 10 5 weeks ago and im getting restless, i.e i was expecting a larger profit margin, but my stock broker tells me there is absolutely no supply and is demand is at 11.95, i think ill hang on a little longer.

Got in at 6.40, exited at 9.80 plus div of 0.10. That money is now buried in a dividend cashcow.

if equity's profit growth was as a result of economic growth then we can expect the same from coop.. but if the growth was as a result of equity's aggressive expansion as i suspect then there is no way coop can compete with them because they are not as aggressive as equity...

but the share price will rise a bit more because they are lowering their lending rate...

@mwala - you keep asking the same question, when is the right time to exit.. the ideal answer is when the stock hits its peak. as to when that is, no one knows.. If we did, don't you think we would all be sleeping until then?

@youcantstopus - i cant help but notice, most of the counters you comment on, they are all great counters with great potential(with reasons why). Do you have counters that have no potential, that are not a good buy at this moment?