ASX Shares What's looking cheap on the ASX?

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  1. L3ha7

    L3ha7 Well-Known Member

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    @wombat777 and @Bran ....thanks guys for the input.

    I got couple of mortgages that's why it is bit chalenging for me to make extra contribution.

    Thats why i got into direct holdings, tgere are 13 stocks in my portfolio and recently i have canceled the DRP for majority of those....the only reason is individual share price is pretty high and with small dividents, I don't get many shares anyway so I canceled.

    I am tempted to sell at least 10 of these and use that money to buy LIC's- but then there are plenty options in lic's
     
  2. Alex Straker

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    Lots of stuff looking cheap ATM.....5000/5100 is pretty decent support. Resource and Gold related stocks ripe for the picking.
     
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    Does anyone know of a site/calculator that allows you to plug in a particular share code, and it can estimate the total increase in value over a period of time if you are using DRP, based on previous dividends? I suppose I could put together a spreadsheet, but a calculator would be handy!
     
  5. wombat777

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    You can do this with sharesight.com. You just need to register for a free account. You just need to work back say 5 or 10 years for your initial trade, although you can use any period.

    I have a paid membership and have 3 portfolios. One of these I have called 'what-if' and I use it when researching particular stocks/ETFs. I run two other portfolios, one for my own share portfolio and another for tracking direct investments in ETFs via my super fund.
     
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    Thanks wombat - I did sign up for the free account however it seems the income report is a premium feature where you need a paid membership?

     
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    No - you don't need the income report. All the information is in the portfolio page.

    For example, input a trade 5 years ago. Under "Holding Settings" for the stock set the automatic DRP option to "On". You should then see any dividend distributions accumulate within the holding as reinvested dividends.
     
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    Hi @wombat777 - I tried sharesight.com and set up my account (free) , I got 13 holdings and I was happy to put 10. I tried using CSV and filling up all the details but my portfolio isn't adding up.......I may have to contact there customer service?
     
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    Thanks for the tips regarding sharesight, it's a really good snapshot for holdings / grossed up dividends / DRP. I wonder why brokers like Commsec don't offer such a service?
     
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    SOL slowing creeping down to reflect TPM sell off back in Sept 20?
     
  11. Hodor

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    TPM has continued to fall, dipped under $7. SOL has a long way to go to reflect that based on the earlier posts.

    Not sure if they are well priced at the moment or not.
     
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    From 11.83 to 7.00 today for TPM, 40% dip.

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    Can anyone please help me to understand why the severe 40% dip for TPM? Sorry I'm monitoring telecom stocks but if price is that cheap, I might get some TLS and TPM.
     
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    CSL and TLS have both taken dropped 10%+ over the last 6 months
     
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    Bought a parcel of ADA - Adacel Technologies today :)
    Air Traffic Control software :)
     
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    Investors chasing the highest yielding blue chip shares are missing out on the returns and income available from true blue chips – the type that we prefer to fill our portfolios with -

    Roger Montgomery founder and Chief Investment Officer of Montgomery Investment Management.
     
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    i dont know if CSL is still a value play despite its drop....but its surely one of the bluest of all blue chips on the ASX.
    How do I know? Look at its performance over an extended period of time- good times and bad- it delivers...in a global environment...such is the quality of its management and stock. Thats blue chip in my book.
     
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