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Why should I do what you wish. You can do as you wish & so can I. Not once have I ever stated I'm good. My previous predictions have been in the main very good. I've lost money on the banks, Tesco , Sainsbury's, Vodafone + now shell. So when I have so much experience of shares which all did really well for a good period before bombing, so I point out that it's a long long way back. That's just the truth. Yes I'm poor at buying shares. But why is shell gonna buck the trend of the above mentioned shares. It won't. Truth.
anon3, agree with you about char333.
He/She cannot be a shareholder to bleat about it daily. Don`t need the daily rant stating the obvious. Must be the life and soul of any party. Filtered
Char333
give up the preaching, man ..it does get tedious...
....if you were so good you wouldnt have been in denial of reality yourself,... and be sitting on a loss..now would you?
Yes, your bored to death of hearing the truth, as many on here are in denial at the reality. Do as you please, filter away. But 1 by 1 you will all come around to my way of thinking. The truth hurts , doesn't it. Carry on burying your head up your hole as you cant handle the real world.
Buying shares shouldnt be a "gamble" - more a "calculated risk" - in which that calculation is constantly reviewed and appropriate action taken depending on the assessment of that risk... it is a gamble if you just buy and ...hope for the best...
It's "has", not "as".
Char, a master at stating the bleeding obvious. Again.
Filtered, because I'm bored to death of hearing it.
Well BP as followed suit & cut the dividend. Maybe now oil share holders will see the depth of the challenges facing oil majors for a considerable amount of time. Last time BP cut dividend it took 5 years for it to be fully restored. Share price as never gone back to pre Divi cut prices. Same happened at all the banks, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Vodafone + bt. CEO's now spouting the same lines as the above mentioned stocks. Challengeing situations, competitive issues etc etc. Shares are not rocket science. I know little about the intricacies of the stock market, but there's not much to knowing about shares. There based on one thing, profits. Falling profits mean dividend cuts, period. I wonder how many footsie companies will now see rights issues as a way to prop up falling balance sheets.i don't see any other options open to them imo. No one can do any research for the banking crisis, September 11th, cv19. Buying shares is a gamble. Buying BP & shell today will be a decent buy, but a roller coaster over the next few years. But anyone expecting some huge quick turnaround go look at the above fore mentioned stocks & see where there share price was, predividend & after & the reality is there for all to see. You won't need to visit spec savers. That's the reality.