I was holding KZL in 2004, and remember the days when they paid...

I was holding KZL in 2004, and remember the days when they paid out their 10c div. I am in agreement that better days will come. I only follow these cycles to decide when it is right for me to reduce or increase my holding. I am a believer in both fundamental and technical analyis. I use the former to valuate KZL and put together an NPV and future P&E, the latter tells me when is the right time to buy & sell. It's not rocket science. I have presented my views on here, and if you look at my earlier posts I did provide warning when the S&P was 1.26, when somebody else was screaming 1.50. 1.26 - 81c is a big fall in % terms. For those who took a risk and bought in low 0.4c 2009, then you can't complain with a 100% return in one year. Majority would of stepped in after the Guangdong stake @ 0.6c per share and the 0.8c per share late Aug.

You obviously fit the category of an investor and not a trader. So these daily/weekly fluctions in price from outside forces, must have little impact in your decision making and portfolio managment.