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The SP reversal presents a further buying opportunity to those who believe that the financially significant good news will soon be announced ,following many years of hope & expectation by many investors who have been holding /buying here for many years .Buffet would not invest in a tiny company like SEE but his expression that being greedy when others are fearful will hopefully prove to be appropriate here -some day soon .Some here will have share certificates older than some of our younger investors & lets hope their tenacity ,commitment ,belief & propensity for risk will be rewarded ,some day very soon as we are surely close to the long awaited inflection point
ET
Yes, there has been recent good news but not financially significant good news. Unfortunately, the SP reversal was predictable, so we continue to wait.
#Patienceisavirtue
ET
You're going to retire on £188,600 at age 25? Tell me where, I'll move!
redindi,
943k shares...
It’s still a frustrating stock. All the recent good news are sucked into a blackhole and not reflected in the SP. I don’t know about people here but eventually I want a decent return on my money.
ET
In your long trading /investment life, how many shares have you held? I hardly think being invested for one year equates to frustrating to a lot of people on here. Maybe 3 or more years, not one!
I suppose we've had a taste of the potential when it jumped to 14p. Just think what this could get to with breakeven brought forward!
schlemiel,
A savings account has been a better investment than SEE. Let's hope 2020 is the year this changes. This is the most frustrating stock I have ever seen. Something I regret not being a sheep like all the other retail investors by investing in FAANG or buying the overvalued Tesla stock.
Cheers! I see this as a definate growth prospect. I suppose that with all those contracts already banked and if the worst came to the worst and had to sell out early I'm praying for some kind of return. However I honestly can not see this going to the dogs! It's just a matter of time and I've gotta develop a mass amount of patience and mental resilience!!
With you on that buffet, diversify to reduce risk but accept the relevant return, might as well hold an index tracker fund. Put the house on a very few high conviction trades that are well researched, have patience and all being well exceptional returns. Not the standard investment advice, but have come across a handful of very successful investors and that's how they do it, though not the usual advice in the investment world
I'm losing money being in SEE. The opportunity cost has been damaging. There are those who can afford to sit and wait and then there are those whose timescales are somewhat less generous. I'm in the latter group.
When news arrives then great, until then it's hibernation for my SEE shares.
Financial pressures can make time seem shorter than it actually is
138k what ever that works out to be in shares!? Across ISA/Sipps and fund/share. Rather exposed!!!
HGD
With 440,000 you may as well ride it out for couple more years. Could be life changing by then :)
Eye
Once cars starting hitting the tarmac Iam sure things will change pretty fast ( As in 6-18 months)
Depending what OEMs we get this year or so, where we are in aviation & how fleets moving true value might be in 2021 or 2022 though?
I reckon 5.9p overall.
Bought from 3/4p Years ago, all the way to 13.2p & all the way down to 3p & back upto 5p. Trying to be sensible now until news then will have a dabble no doubt but only in SIPPs or ISAs.
Holding too many but thats the gambler in me.
Hopefully as my Mrs says we keep reminding me that iam delaying retirement lol
300p will take at least 5-10 years to reach so if some people are expecting it soon they will be disappointed. I will be really happy with 20p, then I can retire.
Nice chunk you got there bogyo.
I have no idea of my true average. Six odd years ago I bought at 4.8p, sold at 7.8p. Did that a couple of times then bought back at 7p and sold them at 3.2p .
Then due to ENCAP's regulatory requirement for DMS bought loads more recently.
I've been topping up constantly ever since.
Now I consider myself to be unlucky with an average of 7.8p and holding just above 2m. And all i see is blind positivity and impulses going up in the next months ahead. Happy to hold till 300p to get my first mansion. To be honest when you'll see this spiking again you wont consider selling at 10p (unless you already sold at 5p) but probably topping up on further news.
Dunno why you would want to be out of this share at this particular moment in time hagd, afterall the ducks are lining up.
Wow HAGD
I was thinking from your postings your average must be 14p and you must have at least a few million.
A mere drop in the ocean for you and mrs B GOOD.
It will see you good. Just have to see what % market share of DMS we get. I would think we will do well.
4.836p is the average cost of the shares that Mrs B GOOD and have A GOOD day have in our portfolio , we have just under 440.000 and as stated we will be out sooner than later , BUT in all honesty we wish all SEE holders all the luck in the future and we hope that all your wishes come true , we have enjoyed the posts by all sides of the fence and if we have caused anyone any offence we are truly sorry , please remember to have lots of GOOD days
Been in this share what seems a lifetime bought as low as 3.11 and as high as 12p
Average is just over 5p
I read many rns and many promises of upcoming deals but they always fall short
I remember when naked trader brought in but he soon sold
Good luck guys Just maybe thus year
After buying from about 3.5p up to 12p and back down to 3p, my average works out as 4.68p.
3.4p
My average for the record is around 5.5p si somewhat under water. What about everyone else?
missed out "you".