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HL mention Bitcoin just once in the article, saying it is something you can speculate in. They are implying investors would not buy it. Manipulative and inaccurate.
Last thing on this. The WHOLE REASON HL put that article out is because their whole system ground to a halt, people couldn't buy or sell as it not fit for purpose under heavy trading conditions. Blame the customer by HL.
Sorry OP but are you for real coming to the conclusion that that was a good article when HL deems cyrpto as highly speculative and stopped trading of it's crypto ETFs before the FSA rules came in whilst you are sitting here on a crypto board? Can you not see the hypocrisy?
Very suspect timing on the article also. Just as GME has a 100% rise because they've found out the shorts weren't closed, just transferred to a "holder". End of the month futures date coming. Could get very interesting over the pond again, lots of poker playing. Who's holding all the cards... Much more fun than Eastenders this reddit drama.
They are just pee'd off all the "speculators" are returning far better annual returns than all their funds haha.
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You wouldn't want the MMs controlling the roulette wheel! They'd probably have 11 zeros
That’s a pretty poor article repeating stuff everyone already knows. A highlight for me was when he said there are too many variables when playing roulette, as far as I’m aware it’s how fast the wheel spins and what colour it lands on and thats about it.
I'm with Poulan here.
I'd like HL to answer the phone within half an hour and not tell me what to do with my hard earned.
I'm an investor. By buying these shares or indeed any shares, I accept that I own a part of this company. I looked at its healthy balance sheet and how the CEO leads the organisation. I understand what the company does. I would not buy anything on a whim including my choice of soap powder. I do not invest what I can afford to loose so therefore dont get nauseas when the shares rollercoaster I am not married to the share. Its protected from the taxman in the ISA. Hope that helps.
It is now clear that HL has an opinion about what trades they like, which they don't and which are better than others. Shouldn't a platform be impartial and non biased providing trading to all without a thew snooty tone about it? It comes down to the fact that it is my money and I can set it on fire if I like or conduct 200 trades on the same stock in a day if I choose to. If we cannot agree on this then I will find another platform.
THE MAJORITY OF TRADING IS SPECULATIVE BY DEFINITION. From hedge funds to private investors, by buying, you are reacting to news that you believe will drive the price up, not on actual results. Only actual results are considered non speculative and even trades then are still speculative as you are making assumptions about whether future performance is sustainable.
And the social media part just comes over as patronising, which it is, judgemental and elitest.
So exactly like all hedge funds have done for hundreds of years, but behind closed doors at exclusive dinner venues. But when they do it it's totally fine, but when people who do it that aren't wearing a suit and tie do it, it's bad.
This is a truly awful article.
Very good article from HL there.
I am an investor...been here for over a year. whilst I enjoyed this craziness over the last few months, I wanted slower growth. Support levels, resistance and consolidation all in place before this magnificent growth (possibly in the wrong place - crypto).
Due to the volatility, I have top sliced, only cause it felt pump and dump esque.
Did I want to so this - not really but risk Mgmt kicked in.
A very good article by HL to remind people the danger of buying and selling frequently on hot stocks!
https://www.hl.co.uk/news/articles/why-you-should-think-twice-before-buying-hot-stocks?utm_campaign=AI030_hot_stocks_02.2021