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Thoughts on CWP, DDR and RPG please

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Question asked 26/08/2023

Thoughts on CWP, DDR and RPG please

Hi , I have these stocks and wonder what your view on them are? Buy , hold , sell? While I think the reporting was just ok, they certainly are not shooting the lights out. I had them before I joined MM, And I am slowly getting my portfolio to be close to your's. BTW I enjoyed your last webcast , good to see you are realistic enough to know Coal and gas are here to stay for a few more years yet and have not joined the sheep, especially seeing all the new coal plants being built around the world, Thanks also for this it is great having a reliable Q& A .

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Hi Glenn,

Thanks for the thanks!

Certainly 3 stocks that we don’t discuss on a regular basis hence we will rely on technical in places, remembering something we have been considering a few times this week “if we wouldn’t buy/average it here should we own it?”.

Cedar Woods properties Ltd ( CWP) $5.21 – this $428mn real estate development company almost “trades on appointment” its so thinly traded, we’re neutral around $5 as the stock lacks no clear direction.

Dicker Data (DDR) $8.24 -This hardware & software wholesaler has endured a tough few years but it does look to be improving operationally, technically we could buy around $8 leaving room to average closer to $7 if the downtrend continues but it’s not on our menu.

Raptis Group Ltd (RPG) 0.023c – we see no reason to be excited about this $3.5mn property investment & development business as the stocks bounced around current levels for the last few years.

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