Should have bought Telkom Shares!

You should have bought them when they were issued :-)
 
Man, I hate missing the boat - but maybe, just maybe I can catch the dinghy being towed behind the boat!
 
So if a competitor to Telkom finally does arrive, should we buy their shares?
 
Dancing with the devil, they call it. I have some morals, and this is one of them.

I will not make money by piggy back riding satan.
 
Very true, better the devil you know than the devil you don't know.
 
I think that getting shares in the SNO will be extremely worthwhile, if anything ever happens :confused:

I just cant wait to see Telkoms' shareprice go down the toilet, just like the services they provide :D
 
sell all ur telkom shares and then buy SNO shares as i see it Telkom shares are going to drop and the SNO has a much better chance of going up by quite some way, baring that they fail and the company closes.
 
I reckon most of the Telkom bigwigs will buy the SNO's shares! ;)
 
Telkom's share price wont drop. The share price has already factored in the SNO.
I would wait and see how the SNO does before buying shares. Unless you want to take the risk (greater returns if it pays off)
Buying a stock without knowing what the companies earnings are or will be, is silly.
Google is horribly overpriced at the moment.
 
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My advise, By shares, Telkom will be here to Rip the market for another 2 years
 
I'd never buy Telkom shares, on priciple. The only reason their share price is so high is because they rape this country. Any money made from Telkom shares, is "blood money" and I don't want anything to do with it.
 
You know LaRoosTa, I tend to agree with you on that.
It's like the nigerians and their coke trade...
 
micang said:
So if a competitor to Telkom finally does arrive, should we buy their shares?
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most definately, and sell any telkom shares at the same time since it will probably take a big dip. then when local loop gets unbundled, sell SNO shares.
 
JStrike said:
Telkom's share price wont drop. The share price has already factored in the SNO.
I would wait and see how the SNO does before buying shares. Unless you want to take the risk (greater returns if it pays off)
Buying a stock without knowing what the companies earnings are or will be, is silly.
Google is horribly overpriced at the moment.
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bet the people that own them don't care, they must be singing all the way to the bank
 
I understand that Telkom's money is blood money, the irony is that its "our" money. I guess if one wanted to be completely moral we would not buy their product at all.
 
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