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hear hear unvrkw!
all here are probably ahead, as simply by being here we are taking steps towards self-determination and that is usually a very positive thing.
GLA
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everything makes sense for everyone investing against their understanding and criteria. good luck, make some money and be interesting what does happen
Nice to see the hold argument coming to the fore here. For me this has, and will continue to be an income share. If we decline in share price, i suspect our divi will be in or around current rates and as such I will hold. Also, the growing output will soften the impact of any ore price reduction.
I am a long way from not looking at risk but honestly - the constant "winter is coming" talk track is overblown unless you are "all in". For me FXPO is about 3% of my share PF and as such I sleep well and enjoy the income.
GLA
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i agree its really different choice. a parabolic melt up!! where in a short space of time we see commodities, equity go sky high in a very short space of time. question is how much you have on the table to take advantage of this against for me good or bad what ive made in the last 14 months that i don't want to loose under any cost. i'd rather have what i have than 20% more or 50% less.
so a melt up, re-alignment of leveraged debt, mass crash and then commodities will have a great upswing and years continued super cycle
Generally, in the markets I have lost more by not holding long enough and waiting for a pullback than holding onto my winners. If people are that sure of their exit and pullback they should consider going short. (imho). I don't often get nearly 3 bag divi payers inside 6 months.
Hard to ever buy a stock if you're always worried what might happen.
It would take a massive issue to bring this back to 1.90
What are you worried of for that? Economies slowing down in near future? Governments cutting spending?
I can't see it in the short term or even mid term and when there is an issue there's a good chance the pull back doesn't even come back below 500.
More gains are lost waiting for a correction a famous man once said
The market is being played up with commodities, everyone in on the ride but be warned at some point it may drop fast and what then? Sitting on the side lines, back in at £1.90 ish and this has nothing to do with fxpo.
the shares that aren't doing so well in my portfolio are obviously easy to keep hold of as nothing to loose in doing this and pretty easy decision really.
good rns from rgo this morning and this took the shares up a bit, sold some at 75% increase in sp which was reasonable and happy to take a slice out of. i'm not so concerned at the moment where the cash goes, that is a fault i think with investors is that we always feel we have to be in something as everyone else is rather than being on the side lines. if i now wait 10 months, 60% drop and pick up it was well worth it. fxpo is one of those shares, fundamentally nothing wrong with the business but i supercharged, debt fuelled, derivative economies that need to sense check themselves.
david hunter has a new video out today, the melt up is going according to plan, exchanges up and as you say some fed updates this week, job numbers crap because no one wants to work in the US as their all getting free checks.
fxpo all the way, just not quite yet
their cpi comes out wednesday ans should be a big change from the present joke 1.6% but you cant count on anything with those liars. to date they have used cars no price increase the last 20 years yet now prices up this year 20 to 40% depending on the model. half the index is housing but wont use real info, instead shown by a survey of houseowners asking them how much they think they could rent their houses for. Yes, seriously. Not much else to rescue my bets on the horizon. today the dow is up 200+ using the pipeline closure raising energy but if it wasn`t that it would be something equally feeble.
the main reason for these constant new highs is the margin borrowing to buy shares -also record double a tear ago so if it does blow the drop will be supercharged, the silver lining.
have decided not to sell any more fxpo for now , others mainly gold miners and pref shares paying 6 to 10 % plus a few odds and ends i Got stuck with. What to do with the cash though ?
lucky , the us 10 year treasury paying a high 1.5% but inflation at least 4 times higher so bonds are not a great buy but as long as the fed buys and buys they won`t go down.