And it's bulletproof. (Well probably not literally, but you never know.)
My suit arrived from Hong Kong this morning. Two weeks ago I was measured, and today I have a custom made suit that fits perfectly.

I can now retire my old blue suit that has seen better days (and that is an inch narrower across the shoulders and bigger in the waist.)
This kind of shopping I don't mind.
I am very pleased to hold Aurora Energy, an Australian company pumping oil in Texas. It's now up about 75% from when I bought it less than two months ago, and there seems to be plenty of upside left.
Nexbis, on the other hand, dropped again today. I bought it nearly a year ago, and as of yesterday I had lost about 75% of my money. It fell again with the announcement that they didn't get a $1 million contract in Vietnam. The market tore $15 million out of the share price, which I think was an overreaction. Also, the company if sold off piece by piece might well be worth more than the market value of all the shares, so I'm looking at getting in cheap to take advantage of the current conditions. It's a frustrating, and some would say rubbish company, but I don't think it's as rubbish as the market is treating it today.
I'm also looking at Jindalee Resources, which recently declared that it will be paying a huge dividend (about 44% from a sale of a subsidiary to a Chinese outfit) in less than a month. Another one to keep an eye on.
Tomorrow I'm going to a 30th birthday that will have an 80s fancy dress theme. I considered a number of options on this. I could wear my grey suit and be Rain Man (I'm an excellent driver. We're counting cards. Gotta fly Qantas. Qantas never crashed.) I could put some red on my forehead and go as Gorbachev. Or I could work on my Austrian accent and go as the Terminator. I'm leaning towards that at the moment.