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somebody else mentioned cineworld to me, but seems to be up the curve at the moment. Maybe entry drop to 85???
Livepari, I’m currently holding RR. I bought in at 91 and sold at 109. I re bought at 106 and holding until 2.00, happy to hold it a year now as the gains are massive. One of the only companies still very much undervalued alongside cineworld. Got both in my PF now but have been dabbling and trading them both since the start. Holding them now as the recovery is in sight.
RR really looks cheap amongst recovery plays. Selling some lloyds which are forever stuck in late 30s and topping up RR.
B-B, Agree that RR should be close to double for LTH.
GLA
my contact in rr recently got a load at 32p earlier in year as an employee shareholder. Makes ya sick doesn't it1
my rr is alarmed for 190 to look at a 200 exit, I am hoping to see that on G7 announcement. The 200 was the trajectory pre lockdown 1 and the non-engine side is getting pretty strong.
Meanwhile back at the ranch, still not sure about IAG
Fairy and B-B,
RR is always rise lately but catching up all others.
I bought 107p two days ago and sold at 117p yesterday, bought back today at 110p, this will hit 120p soon, but good for both short term and long term as well.
Good luck to you both.
i used degrio, the only issue i have is its slow to setup and you cannot sent money on the same day, itll always be loaded overnight. However you can day trade if you want
I bought some Rolls this morning too - that is lth. I am expecting rr to shoot up as other parts of the world begin flights again within the local regions, not so much long haul. rr will only benefit. Also, redundancies have been concluded and reallocation of staff underway. I understand they are now gearing up to deliver return to flight operations in spring for certain areas like SEA and China/SEA.
@Linkop,that’s very heartening to hear,as I have Iag and RR too.You buying now is a good sign to me,as I still don’t really know what I’m doing!
GLA and happy Friday.
Dagger,
I use IG and iWEB.
IG for ISA and iWEB for SIPP.
IG is best and costs £3 per trade if you do 5 or more trades in previous month, otherwise £8
iWEB struggles if you are trying to buy/sell big size orders. So I would recommend IG. But IG don't do sipp, that is why I am with iWEB for sipp
I bought IAG, TUI and RR today.
RR is still very cheap compared to rest.
GLA
Another thing good about iweb, they havn't changed the user interface for many years, in other words they are not like some online resources that are constantly changing the user interface so that you are having to relearn everything and adjust to new layouts. They get a very big vote from me for that. Only grip is extended login - 3 stage but at least there is no mobile phone 2 stage, not yet.
I use IG index which is a superb platform.
Another one I used for 10 years now is iweb share dealing. Excellent execution with just £5 per trade. My sipp then is on Halifax which is just ok but expensive at £12.50 per trade.
I wouldn't touch HL, platform seem to fold whenever you most need it and it's very expensive.
Looking at them or Degiro, 212 or Etoro. Looking at the small print. You know the saying if it looks too good to be true, it probably is...
Anyone got info on these?
DaggerMal
iWeb is £5 per trade, also after you sell the cash is immediatley available for use again, no t+3. Makes day trading very possible.
dont bother with jarvis 10 pounds a trade joke ,never got a quote on a trade till 0828 and guess what it had risen 5per cent ,then they will play ball
dont bother with jarvis just has bad ,only got a quote when the share price recovers ,no chance too buy are sell out early ,and they are 10 pounds a trade disgrace
Exactly! At £12.00 a trade as well!!! Not the best are they?
I'm looking elsewhere.
Dagger
ModMan, iWeb fluffed two of my trades this morning before the 15s timeout so I suspect there was a high volume of traders, if not volume of shares traded. One of the reasons to get out with a quick profit, the sp more a result of pis than iis perhaps? I get live prices as an app on a smart phone with investing.com which appear to be about 5s slow based on market open response.
It’s a terrible platform...I’m stuck with them too. At times of high market activity their app just folds like a cheap deck chair!
the HL site is buggered again. cant get accurate prices and info
this is happening more often of late. they need to invest in more hardware