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with Broadcom buying VMware for a whopping $69 billion - things cant be that bad
" an extra g and t before dinner tonight for me and Mrs C is in order "
well deserved Mr Carrington .....with a Marks and Spencer food treat to dine with, I would say ...
Where have all the posters predicting a drop to 400p, some 300p gone? - lots of statements based on the square root of zero - on a plus point though - I have to admit my 717p add on the 13th is now looking very good indeed - an extra g and t before dinner tonight for me and Mrs C is in order - cheers!
i have taken 882p - will do for now.... i need to eat !!
good luck all
You really could be on for 900, Poker - the chart suggests 910+ but I didn't see it making that in one go.
https://tvc-invdn-com.investing.com/data/tvc_adbfc468fa938d95b1e08c9cb25a7dd5.png
ATB.
Best of luck to you too Newdealz.
wouldnt be suprised if a new investor has been collecting shares too.... to take a 3% holding ... must be fund managers that see the opportunity
well done ...875p I hold
anyone give 900p...you Sir ?
@boyo profit is profit and these shares are only vehicles to make money, thats the way i look at it now. Im going to try and ride RMG up to 345 as thats the top end of the channel, not comfy to hold over the weekend tbh so see where we are at by end of play tomorrow.
Changed my mind at 870 - sold a trading tranche acquired at 7.40. Happy with that. Hoping it will keep going though.
" AMZN slightly up as the US market opens"
NVIDIA reported good data centres revenues ..so many AMZN got a ride from that via AWS ?
AMZN slightly up as the US market opens but it’s MKS that OCDO seems to be following:
https://tvc-invdn-com.investing.com/data/tvc_967b045e4df2482c239c6885f32e2c12.png
I think this could run, Poker, so leaving my chips on the table for now. I can't keep a constant eye on it but am relaxed about the likely drop back , especially if it starts to build above 825.
Newdealz,
good luck mate...the algos relate to some of the same data feeds ..so if different share algos are all reading on the same data points ...they jump together ...
US Q1 consumer spend just came in above initial figure .... ..it is all a fix if you ask me ....you watch ..they will under report Q1 and then ,Q2 will jump...... Q1 was hit by the huge imports ...Q2 wont be so much because of China lockdown ...so will report a better GDP figure as such
@boyo still out bud (( will be back though as my main two plays are this and RMG, i got out in 7.80s other day, US SP500 back up above 4000 now and pushing higher.
No point me dumping RMG is in same mode as OCDO all be it less, ile havea weight up tonight and proper check of chart now you've point out that ema out, looks like its still got legs
to bad for me poker, im all out still so missed this rise, im over on RMG atm but will be back waiting with my trading pot when funds cleared, sensible thing to do and what lesson i leanred last week is cash in at end of day, come back in morning and see hopw day unfolds if yuou miss a few pips its better than looking at negative trading pot for a couple days.
It amazes me how these shares move together which leads me to think of others reasons beyond the normal, we know computer algorythmes run the exchanges now, and i would say those same algo's control various shares at a time, possibly from the same server or data centre, there is stark similarity between RMG and OCDO chart pattern today even though they are not at all linked in any way..
Get them shorts closed baby and fuel that rise!!!!
Over a 20% uplift from the inter day lows ..... now comes the more difficult part, I suspect ....
Take the profit ..or let it sit on the table ?
Newdealz: Today has been more of a ‘Boom’ for me than 23rd May. Are you still in?
Predictable profit taking around 850. It will be interesting to see if it has the momentum to continue. In theory it could be good to build from here. Chart shows the EMA (26+9 day with crosses) and we can see that they have just started to converge after five weeks diverging.
https://tvc-invdn-com.investing.com/data/tvc_f90f57bcac5b701e80b93f298cada1fb.png
Yep, I think value lost any credibility she mmay have had when stating she had sold several weeks after the sale.
Excellently put by SFH300. Very magnanimous and to the point.
Newdealz: thanks for clarifying your 'boom' comment. It seems one person's boom can be another's damp squib.
I agree about your trading comment - but I usually post with longer term targets in mind and rarely mention the trades I make using maybe 25% of my holding, aiming at 10% profit per round.
I quite liked this comment in an article about tech stocks:
When markets take an ugly turn, it becomes harder to see what's wheat and what's chaff. During the current downturn, investors are selling everything indiscriminately, pushing the value of some of the best-run companies to the point where their stocks have become quite attractive for anyone maintaining a portfolio of long-term holdings.
The US’s second most valuable company, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), is one such example. Shares are down about 25% this year amid the rush by investors to avoid high-growth stocks...
https://uk.investing.com/analysis/is-microsoft-a-bargain-after-shares-lost-25-of-value-200519544
The majority of my portfolio, around 80pct of it comprises current dividend paying/future dividend paying stocks which I hold for a minimum of 3 years or until I have double bagged, however I do like non dividend paying growth stocks if I can see value long term which is why I have bought Ocado as they have been falling - difficult I know to place a value on a growth stock like this but they are now trading at less than they were when they had Marks on board and a few others - of the companies that have signed up none are bailing out as yet, indeed they are committing to further expansion - they like me can see that is is far far cheaper to pay for robots than people - others will follow suit in due course - yes it will take time and maybe another cash call but I am happy to wait and keep adding
best of luck and as always dyor
The irony of it, Value proved concisely to be a hampster on a wheel without realising the complete absurdity and madness of it.
Perverse.
None of us are committed to post constantly on this board. We do so whenever we wish towards the main aim of listening to others and increasing our knowledge. When I sold out I went on a superb extended holiday. Always good to have a break from the banter and at often times abuse that gets thrown around on share chat boards.
I would love to read any analysis you have on Ocado, do you have any for us all to think over?
Valueplay: I wouldn't like you to think I'm blaming you for my own current position re: OCDO. Not in the slightest. I would never make my investment decisions based on the views expressed anonymously on an online message board. I do my own research but I do respect and understand your own approach.
What I have more of an issue with, however, is the admirable enthusiasm with which you lauded and pressed the positives of the stock when Re:imagined was announced and the great detail you went into in doing so, compared with your disappearance and total silence when the SP began to collapse and announcing you'd pulled out altogether some 2/3 weeks after having done so.
In these discussions I feel that, absent illness or other serious issues that preclude involvement here (which you haven't mentioned), it is important, after such a major involvement, to remain engaged if the tide changes as dramatically as it has done with OCDO. Otherwise one risks losing the credibility of one's opinions.
Since buying Ocado shares at the mid £3 level I have always spoke my mind. I have been positive re Ocado for a lengthy period, sold out recently due to grave doubts re the overall economy. No deception here, just my thoughts and trading activity. Happy to have profited overall...
As always DYOR...