CSL’s recent share price collapse stems from its surprise announcement of a major restructure and the Seqirus spin-off. This led to a drop of about 15% in CSL’s share price. How much did you lose in the sell-off? And how long do you think it will take CSL to recover?
CSL Share Price Collapse - How Much Did You Lose?
BendBridge on 26/08/2025 - 14:53
Poll Options
- 72$1m+
- 4$1m - $500k
- 0$500k - $300k
- 1$300k - $100k
- 5$100k or less
- 45Nothing
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It depends on when did you buy as well.
HODL
And depends when you bought AND when you sold or are forced to eventually sell to cut your loses.
The truth is that CSL is in a long term down trend.
The price today is $2.15
Its been going down, down, down over the last 12 months when it was $3.07
Even if you purchased for $2.33 when it last bottomed in October 2023 you would still be losing money today.
Dividend yield is a terrible 1.47% so no reason to hold
Is your decimal point in the right place there? I'm looking tonight at a share price of $215.71, 100x what you're quoting.
Buy the dip.
As long as you buy the corn chips.
CSL peaked at $336 back in Feb 2020.
Thats a long time ago.
So its in currently in long term downtrend.
The price today of $2.15 is the lowest its been since 2019 when it was in a strong uptrend.
So tenpercent, where is the bottom???? At what price would you buy?
I wouldn't consider 5 years 'long term'. I bought long before the period you mentioned, so I'm sitting pretty.
So tenpercent, where is the bottom????
🔮 It is at some point in the future or in the past.
Buy Buy Buy
buy high, sell dip…this is how I became millionaire from billionaire
5% more and I will exercise my put! Burn baby burn!
It's higher than 2019 levels despite the extreme fud comming out of the US.
You call this a "collapse"?
Lol
I guess some people are classifying it as collapse as its down 30% in one year while ASX200 is up 10 percent in the same year. Buy yeah I agree nothing to worry about long terms investors.
im buying LLC i reckon that is the next re rate
Why do you think that…is it because if their divestment strategy? I do have them in my watchlist for a long time now but not sure if they reached their bottom.
Have a look at their recent report. I got in 5.25 Full disclousure.
- Going under a restructuring, Sell off non performing assets
- lower interest rates on the card.
- Double bottom
- MGR, SGP CHC, CNI all have reached new 52 weeks high.
- Stock currently sitting at GFC prices & Paying dividend
This is my punt after AMP bought at 1.25 ( After trump messy april) sold at 1.65 haha sold myself a bit short
Other interesting wild stuff i am in
- NXT in at 14.45 see if it can break out similar to (DTL, HUB, TNE)
- SXE and MYG (data center optic fibre sort of industry)
- VRS ( 5 cent)
@George Washington: Hopefully you never lie, wait that's Abe Lincoln..
Oh well I'll put some cash on the wild things that I found on the OzB forums..
If you had to choose at this point of the 3 MYG, SXE or VRS which one should I put some change into?I feel like gambling this morning
@dasher86: I like to buy after a bad social /reporting event price drops 20-30% buy hold 12-24 months price recovers sells reduce CGT
You did well with AMP, i have taken a loss on them before and vowed to never go there again.
As for LLC you make good points, good luck to you. I think they will go below $5 before they start trending up@FiDad: I do this full time as a semi retiree early 50s so i do hope i am right alot of overhead weight on the charts.
I sold at $30.96.
I'd just got into investing in shares, and my brother was a day trader. He'd give me tips, and if I thought a share was a keeper, I'd invest.
I found it stressful and more like gambling than investing. After a dip, I waited for a recovery on each stock and sold out.
I kept a couple of stocks. CSL def should have been a keeper.ETFs for me now.
I made money by buying the dip and selling a few days later. Easy.
Wongbanese now given csl to Iran!
Seen some cba shares trading for 80 bucks!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYXwbndnLBU&t=56sI brought on the after the fall, so lost nothing. Isn't that what you're supposed to do? Buy low, sell high?
As for a recovery, it's arguably still overvalued - depends on who you ask - but I wouldn't expect it to increase substantially in the near term.looks like 23 shareholders and 100 button pushers on this forum?
You only lose if you sell right?