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Unless the rumour is a profit warning :)
ddubya, it's worth noting that it was 270 in March this year, lets hope it gets above that before March 2020
A bit of a drop today but still a decent rise, if we consider the last two weeks rise and (a little) up over 12 months. Today's drop is probably just a reaction to the Timetable vote defeat last night in HoC.
In general terms, either a decent Brexit deal, or a Remain decision would be good for Banks, including RBoS. As either is more likely than no deal, I am quietly optimistic about the next 12 months here.
The drop is likely because there’s always a faction who are in the know (Isn’t that insider trading) and perhaps it’s some bad news. There’s often a pullback in the share price after even good results. I can’t be bothered to try and trade this situation anymore because on the odd occasion you lose big time. It’s better to buy a few more at the bottom of the dip! GLA
bloomberg.com
U.K. Banks Emerge From PPI Scandal With Better Times Ahead
With the costliest U.K. banking scandal fading into memory, a Brexit deal looking more plausible than it once did and trading likely to surprise on the upside, British lenders are going into earnings season with the wind in their sails for once.
Why the sudden drop ?
Many thanks, and I also have been caught out.
Share price has increased by 20% over the last two weeks, FTSE 100 has remained relatively flat. I think any positive news has already been factored in and Brexit coming off the rails last few days hasn't made much of an impact (so appears to be impending results rather than Brexit) Definitely looking to get back in, been caught out before riding the wave of optimism rather than using my own common sense. Might end up paying a higher price tomorrow, but would rather wait and see and pocket small gains made so far.
Dirk, to help my education on the markets, were you of the opinion that the sp will fall? Lets say the trading update gives better news than the markets expect and we see a rise to 260, will you come back in? If the news is not so good and the sp drops to 220(or lower) will you be a buyer then? You have sold before the news, so I would like to understand why. Can you please share your thoughts. Thanks Jim
Been a fun couple of weeks, but think any positive news tomorrow is already well baked in. I'm out for now.