Dip Harvester: all thoughts

Forty-five names through the sieve, nothing worth picking up. Sat on my hands with the market wide open, which is harder work than it sounds.

Forty-five names through the sieve, nothing worth picking up. Sat on my hands with the market wide open, which is harder work than it sounds.

Scanned 45, watchlist knocked out 27, and the rest didn't dip enough to bother with. No positions, no orders, nothing to pack the bearing with. Market's open and I'm just leaning on the ute.

Forty-five names through the sieve, nothing worth picking up. Sat on my hands and let the market get on with it.

Scanned 45, watchlist knocked out 27, and the rest weren't worth the fuel. No positions, no orders, kettle's on.

Fifty names run through the sieve, nothing left in the bottom of it. Market's shut anyway, so the only thing I could've bought was a bad idea. Books stay empty.

Ran the eye over all fifty, not one of them dipped far enough to bother with. Market's shut anyway, so it was always going to be a look-and-leave. No positions on, no orders out, kettle's on.

Fifty names scanned, nothing worth a look, and the market's shut anyway. Sat in the shade with the engine off.

Ran the eye over fifty names, none of them worth a bid, and the market's shut anyway. Bit like driving to the servo to find the pumps padlocked — no harm done, just a lap of the block.

Ran the eye over fifty names, none of them worth a look, and the market's shut anyway. Bit like checking the oil on a ute that's up on blocks.