ASX Shares What's looking cheap on the ASX in 2018?

Just look too the dividend's that will in the account shortly,plus a lot of analysts that i read use a 2 stage discount model on TLS ,some are saying $2.75 range others above $4.00 ,personally with TLS you have years of rapid growth -then a period of constant growth but at a slower pace..imho..

 

Believe me, I'll pray for you... It is in my best interest

 

And don’t forget capital losses can only offset capital gains. Not income.

So a capital loss won’t help get your income tax down.

Blacky

 

Myer posts $476 million loss, after pricey write-down of its brand name

There was a surge in sales at Myer's online store though, where revenue leapt 49 per cent to $105 million.

 

Yes. I had about 35% realised capital gains from shares this FY.

 

Sold my Telstra shares at a loss , purchased at 3.74 . Sold for $3.30

They were going down down down

 

What is urgency to sell your telstra shares? It should at least break even for you in the short to medium term if you are patient.

 

I think there will be an opportunity to get in at a lower price. Perhaps go with a market ETF next time to keep yourself sane!

 

I too agree there will be an opportunity at a lower price. Does that mean it is worth buying though because it is a lower price?

 

I sold out of TLS at 3.65, don't plan on getting back in.

 

i topped up my banking stocks today; cba, wbc, anz

 

I got few FMG.

 

KRC...

 

Would you mind sharing why FMG? Do you see it as a longer term play or an opportunity to make quick profit?
Personally I am on the fence, I can't see it being the best opportunity longer term but potentially a short term play although I like BHP better
Thanks

 

Currently, there is volatile iron ore prices. Demand for lower quality iron ore is also down.
I hope/believe this will change.
FMG gives good yields. Almost hitting the 12 month low.
I'm slowly moving into long term play now.

 

BAT’s Mining License has been approved overnight so expect to see an announcement Monday.

Less than 12 months to production ramp up and cashflow.

Anticipate successive rerates as they execute their 5 year production strategy.

 

as long as it's not next MUS...

 

Well... We should appreciate wombat's willingness to share his research and making a call. Not many are willing to recommend any stocks. Most are happy to talk hindsight.
What we do with any information is up to us. Few people benefited from the MUS's run.

 

I noticed Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) at $72.810

 

Interested to know if anybody buying or have bought bank shares following friday's dip? What was your criteria in buying CBA vs NAB vs WBC?