why it pays to go long

Price at date of post ......current...... ......returns...... ... posted on...

JEP Holding 2.8 9.1 225.0 4 apr '17

Chasen 3.6 7.6 111.1 16 feb '17

Ausgroup 3.2 5.2 62.5 16 oct '17

Excelpoint 49.5 70.5 42.4 27 feb '17

ISEC 31.5 32.5 3.2 26 may '17

Serial System 17.0 17.5 2.9 17 oct '17

107.6 142.4 32.3

Share with you my post in ShareJunction whereby i advocated forumers to go long
on shares with improving top n nottom n are undervalued. Below is a short write up ;

"Why it pays to go long ...
I am an advocate of holding shares for the long term. Reasons:
1. it takes time for a counter to be appreciated
2. when a company fortunes turn positive, it takes time for
people to realise it
3. it takes time for people to be aware of it
4. most of the time turnaround counters are outside the
radar of most people. As more people become aware the
demand goes up and the share price go with it."

Sorry, i do not know how to post the table appropriately.
Wii appreciate if someone could correct it for the benefits of
other forumers.

Repost for clarity:

Ausgroup
Date of post 16 Oct '17
Price at date of post 3.2 cts
Current price 5.2 cts
Returns 62.50%

Excelpoint
Date of post 27 feb '17
Price at date of post 49.5
Current price 70.5
Returns 42.40%

ISEC
Date of post 26 may '17
Price at date of post 31.5
Current price 32.5
Returns 3.20%

Serial System
Date of post 17 oct '17
Price at date of post 17.0
Current price 17.5
Returns 2.90%

Overall returns assume
equal weightage 32.30%

Missed out these 2:

JEP Holdings
Date of post 4 Apr '17
Price at date of post 2.8 cts
Current price 9.1 cts
Returns 225.00%

Chasen
Date of post 16 feb '17
Price at date of post 3.6 cts
Current price 7.6 cts
Returns 111.10%