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Boring Investments ? week ending 6 April 2018

After a long while away I return with a fresh new style of investing, and yes, I mean investing long term. I will only focus on 3 companies at any one time but will monitor the unfolding of their stories over the long term (2-3 years) and I will also mention when I have changed my holding size in these on a weekly basis when necessary.

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Defensive Buying - week ending 16 June 2017

The number of shares in a defensive buy is dictated primarily by the asking price and the buy/sell commission that you pay – for simplification I will assume that the buy and sell commissions are the same value and will provide a maximum number of shares to buy for a single commission of £5.25, £7.50, £10.00, and £12.00.

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Fantasy Portfolio 2017: week ending 16 June 2017

This week I sold 2571 shares Empyrean Energy (EME ~ 18% profit) (but I still hold in reality).

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Defensive Buying - Week Ending 9 June 2017

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Defensive Buying - week ending 2 June 2017

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Fantasy Portfolio 2017: week ending 2 June 2017

This week I bought 2571 shares Empyrean Energy (EME, total cost £100) and 1230 shares Proton Power Systems (PPS, total cost £50).

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APR

Morning Shot

Equities in the US finished off mixed, the Dow was down 0.16%, S&P 0.08% and Nasdaq 0.19%. No such problems in the Asia Pac area where the Nikkei gained 0.20%, ASX 0.33% and Shanghai Comp. 0.85%.

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APR

Focus on your losses, not your profits.

Everybody wants to make money in the stock market but it’s all too easy to get distracted from how to do that. In fact, over the years the distraction has become so strong that I feel that most investors have actually lost their way entirely.

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APR

Morning Shot

Good session on Wall St. yesterday with the Nasdaq outperforming up 1.74%. The Asia Pac area followed suit as the Nikkei gaind 1.47%, ASX 0.34% and the Shanghai Comp. 0.69%. Interestingly overnight the PBoC (People’s Bank of China) cut the reserve requirement ratio for local banks which also boosted sentiment.

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APR

The Triple S 'Share Spike Strategy'

For today’s article I thought that it was about time to start to giving my two avid followers some real, tangible value. That’s not to say that I don’t think that you receive great value and no doubt pleasure from my information packed, informative and mildly witty reports but rather you deserve now to see how to make real money from it.

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APR

Morning Shot

The US markets moved back to winning ways on the first session of the week up an average of 0.75%. While the ASX and Nikkei region traded flat, this came as Chinese GDP data came in as expected at 6.8% Y/Y. The Chinese bourses showed some slight weakness with the Shanghai Comp. down half a percent.

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APR

Europe looks cheap to me

Despite the fact that I believe that the market could suffer a crash either this year or next. that is not to say that I am not investing or that you shouldn’t either. After all investing in the markets whilst simultaneously protecting a portfolio using hedging strategies is not the same as sitting in cash and watching your money dwindle away into the abyss through inflation.

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APR

Voodoo Magic is here to stay

Although I barely look a day over 70, it might surprise you to know that I have been in the investment world for about 25 years. At the start of that journey I was fortunate to work at some of the major investment banks at the time including Royal Bank of Scotland and Deutsche Bank and over the years it has saddened me to watch their demise.

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