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Reading back through in generality I think Archiepelago's view is probably balanced. Thanks.
Good strong UT for Simon K.
Poor old Sig.
C D and R and the rest going to be up all night, sorting it out, now you put the wilies up 'em.
And there is this https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SHI/trading-statement-w851m3aizod1td0.html
Unless they're telling porkies.
Be aware the MMs can see your stops and will hunt them if necessary.
Zoff, yes or less. At the very least get a stop loss in place to limit the damage.
A nice consolidation above 50p to let the RSI cool off then it’s off to 60p would be far more plausible
so you are saying that at the end of september this share price will be 40p? is this correct?
Trinidad you don’t need to sell if you’re happy for prices to go down by around 20% over the next few months(it could be more).
I’ve sold everything at the top of the market and plan to buy again once the correction has bottomed out. I belythis to be a great advantage that small investors have over the big institutions and I think that people that don’t use this trading advantage are crazy.
All salix I understand. So I suppose you may take your pick.
Ah. I was thinking pussy willow.
You would rather chew on bark than take a little plavix?
Still, pleased you are better.
I'm fine, before and after. Just couldn't get my words to come out right briefly. That willow sounds more palatable than the clopidogrel I got.
TIA raleigh? Glad you are ok now. Wonderful stuff willow bark.
Still in, no stress. Riding the so called market 'correction' aka a retracement.
I was just pleased to get back home. Funny turn they call a TIA. Had to lie down down there for a while for tests. Not kept in though. Probably full up. Great big aspirin, then keep taking the tablets.
Good to see there's two of us of the names posting on here.
why sell ?? I got in at 24p.........S.P bouncing mid 50s not gone down enough to cause a panic nothing goes up in a straight line! the fundamentals are solid here ......
Well done you! But we knew that. Anybody else want to come up front?
I sold the lot before the expertly predicted market correction took hold. I won’t be buying again until September/October as I don’t want my capital to decrease by around 20%.
Now, which way is it going. US inflation figures were always forecasted to be pretty poor in May, and we know that promotes a reaction, sometimes short lived. For me it was reaction to that against Sig UK/EU construction, so I took half out, back in again now. Should have sold the lot. Not lost as much as I might have done, hopes for the future and all that. How'd the rest of you get on?
Travis just gone green. Doing a bit better than Sig on the day, if it holds etc.
Obvious ones I see, Travis Perkins, Kingspan, moving back up too. At the moment that is.
showing ''nerves of steel'' if it closes up/flat today. This in an environment in which the wider markets are correcting and will start to ''price in'' an interest rate rise to control inflation. God help us if we need a series of rises, it will cause a market crash.
The FED has been buying junk corporate bonds in an environment of quantitative easing which has only been possible because of low interest rates. If this was not done we would have had a depression instead of a recession. I think we will have done well if we only get another market crash next year.
Did you see that? Americans pushed used cars up 10%? Rather than take public transport ( pretty poor anyway outside cities ) Put 0.3% on inflation.
I just put a few bob on it going up again after that American stuff. Closer to home, generalised lift.
The economy shrank 1.5%, which was a touch better than the 1.6% decline forecast by economists, and was now 8.7% lower than its pre-pandemic level.
However, in March GDP grew 2.1% on the month following revised growth of 0.7% in February and a 2.5% contraction in January, beating consensus expectations for a 1.4% increase.
“The burst of growth in March shows that the recovery has been gathering momentum more quickly than we had thought and suggests that the risks to our forecast for the economy to return to its February 2020 level by the end of 2021 are to the upside,” said Ruth Gregory, senior UK economist at Capital Economics.
She said the 2.1% month-on-month gain was an "impressive" result given that there were few changes in the lockdown restrictions.
“The upside surprise came from construction output, which jumped by 5.8% month-on-month against consensus expectations for 1.0%, pushing it 2.4% above its pre-crisis level," she added.
We have all this govt stuff in the UK and also in the EU to play through too - it will eventually.
"The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has said that to meet net zero, the UK’s building stock needs to be nearly completely decarbonised by 2050.11 Low-carbon heat cannot be deployed cost-effectively unless buildings are properly insulated...."
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5801/cmselect/cmenvaud/346/34605.htm