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History has its lessons to be sure.
But i think you missed the point.
Just note what the People did under Churchill's leadership during WW2. The sense of being a part of something bigger than oneself can be immense! Spine tingling even.
OK Bojo is not in that category, but the world is full of amazing people.
A problem this share has is that it attracts day traders, since it has a good business model under most economic up/down turns, high daily volume and the volatility to see a consistent stream of intraday ups and downs. A number of others eg AML, CPI are similar but have a different set of financial issues.
It's takes a lot of sentiment to jump above the day trading cashing in on the bumps, which can sometimes cause pessimism to come to the fore.
If you have a pile of shares you're happy with I'd be inclined to wait for the mid 50s to return, which they might not. If that takes a while it might also come with a clearer sense of what next.
Who knows.
I think I’m going to hold out today, wait until the 6th see what happens then, as you say with every ****er going out from tomorrow there is more than likely going to be a spike in local areas, just depends on the big city boys I guess, if they get spooked we’re all out of pocket let’s be honest.
It'll have to be lower to make me want to buy and hold over the weekend. Never know what news will happen especially with the bars opening up
Not in yet but I don't think it'll be 57p today. Hopefully never again.
@Bluefiesta ...
You in or waiting for Steve's prediction. I think I agree that we'll see the 50's again at the rate of decay today has shown.
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Hi Steve1964,
Please can you explain why you think she’s going to hit 57 today? Not being funny or anything just want to understand your rational behind it is all. Thanks :)
I'm not great at this and missed out on the rise to 68p yesterday through a stupid button push on the phone. I didn't buy all day and thought I was missing out but something told me to wait. I can't tell as the rises seem positive but I keep thinking they're just spikes at the minute.
Opening, programming and Q2 results will be crucial. Like many others I do think people want an experience again, want to return to norms, families will go for something to do and it's pretty much Brexit proof.
Just above 60p is a buy for me now but it looks unlikely atm. 55p would be better but that's just me and I wouldnt wish anyone to lose money. Paper loss is exactly that, only really lose when you sell.
GLA
What does everyone reckon about the SP, gonna go down before it steadily keeps going up till normality resumes or we staying above the 60’s until opening? Give me your thoughts people