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Haha you called McLaren and no deliveries until September eh? Now I know you are full of sh*t, but then I always did
I know the truth dear boy
But let’s not come off the main point, you are full of sh*t with your posts also
Max what the hell are you on about, the BOD constantly lying? Really! You live in a dream world, they have built the company into a multi billion pound turnover, have no debt and making profit. The current position is largely through events out of their control and negative sentiment, these my friend are things that will and are changing. Do yourself favour and get some money in here, then come back in a year or two and you will be pleasantly surprised. Please stop talking ABSOLUTE DRIVEL
You are a bitter, jealous individual. Sad existence
Max far from out of money, just choosing not to for other reasons. Call Steven at McLaren Glasgow and see if he has a customer picking up an Ambit Blue 765LT Spider on March 1st….. muppet. Jealousy is such a bad trait
@Maxage can you put some more flesh on the bones of this statement.
" Bohoo is facing long term headwinds with the supply chain crisis not even close to being sorted"
NMW1969
You're spot on. It was never £2k and I can say that you're going to go far in trading as you've double checked what I posted. I'm amazed that you out of everyone who read, came back to pull me up about it. That £2k was in reality just under £500quids. That's why guys don't believe the ones that come in to talk about their £400k cars if your throw in the business insurance plus taxes ect.ect.
Anyhow, from tomorrow, I will be sitting passively reading the lse posts but will not be actively involved as I get distracted from my trading and almost missed a deal with Capita. I was meant to by £40k but ended up with only £18k at 33p after seeing 1million cpi shares bought just before the close of trading at 33p as well [O] trades types. So, no more playing around here as I need to focus on making money little by little. So, maybe tomorrow I might get more than 3% rise.
Good day EVERYONE. NoFear.(*__*).
Nofear
I would check your maths….
You put £18k in Capita at 31.8 (which is below the days lows, so well done lol), sold at 32.8, yet made £2k profit. So a circa 3% SP rise has given you a return on investment of over 10%…. Go figure that, just dreamers and clowns on this forum lol
Agree. Although I had a thought it might close around 104p.
Point is, it is better than it looked at the beginning of the week that's for sure.
See what the UT brings us and fingers crossed no short increase.
GLA
Shame ending under 2% up!!! But in line with FTSE which is closing not quite as up as it was this morning.
ns_99
that was when I invested in June 2020 and it fell down to under 20p and every media paper wanted Cine to go bust.
The Covid pandemic was the main responsible factor that stopped many businesses from trading and they had no
business insurance for that kind of covid pandemic scenario. After so many lockdowns, its obvious that even big till
money ringers like Cine even with a debt, would had found lots of trouble ahead. Thankfully, I got out at the first
rebound but it was a massive sore head to carry over 24/7 worrying of it going bust overnight. Also, I tend to trade
one share at the time to avoid needing to over work myself reading about this and that. Thanks for chatting.NoFear
dream my machine,
If its a good company, then once the volatility has gone, I tend to hold for about 4 to 6 months till next trading update and try to get in under before the decent rise of not just 1 or 2p but 8 and 15p on a sub 50p share as Capita currently is.
But, for the moment, this is the style of trading the share wants to play and the MM are very happy to go that way too.
You are proving my point here NoFear. You are good at predicting short term trends, but to invest in Cineworld when it has a mountain of debt is mental to me. Why not just invest for the long term into solid companies? It's much lower risk and will save you a lot of stress I imagine too.
I hear you loud and clear ns_99
Not every share has that short/medium trading advantage. Moreover, I've learned not to throw in all my capital in share which I once did with Cineworld and had seen my £40k going down do £10k paper loss during the first lockdown and 14% shorts sitting on top of it with now almost 9% still against Cine. Anyhow, after waiting and averaging down with all my cash, I had to wait eight months to get out at a great profit level. But guess what, many of the old timers that went under with me and then back up to where I got then out, remained to go back down all the way as it happened the first time nursing a paper loss of the same kind for another eight months soon. So, those guys would have been sitting with a paper loss for almost two years and I don't Cine ever recover any sooner to where I got out at £1.20 from an av. of 65p. Never never take it personally with shares and be realistic and not a dreamer. My true story and still a living nightmare for some of those guys too. Cheers.NoFear.(__*)
You have been right about the short term volatility of this equity NoFear. However I am in this for the long term. I could not care less if this went to 70p as long as the fundamentals are the same. You will get burned trading. May not happen now, but there is always the risk.
Correction:
*Break
However, I *break that policy now and again.
Sorry.(*__*).
ns_99--->>How about preparing yourself for a 99p ice-cream with a flake! Fancy one!
Believe me or not, having a decent amount of cash will always save you from having got a bad entry price. So, never put 100% into a share unless you're 300% sure of its imminent direction. That's why, I have a policy in place not to buy shares over £1.
However, I brake that policy now and again. But, when I do stick to my trading policy style, I tend to get more profit.
Don't be greedy and Eat, Sleep, and Repeat when possible. Follow the sentiment and not your ideologies.
NoFear.(*__*).
NoFear, you need help mate, you sound like you have a gambling addiction. Put the horoscopes away and look at a balance sheet.
NMW1969
dreamachine
Guys, I've lost £6k in harbour when I decide to sell out. However, I'm half way getting it back and this its's the quickest way to do it and not by spread betting as the volatility would kill you mickey mouse margins. I have now £94k to play.
I don't lie to babysit my shares and that's what happens when you don't get it right as with harbour. Apart from that share, I've managed to either break even and live n learn or made a decent profit. In reality, I like instant gratification and go by the Goldman Sachs motto: Investing it's like taking a cold shower. You get in and get out especially in these current world scenarios.
Cheers ladies.(*__*).NoFear
Well done Nofear, go and buy yourself some sweets lol
Funny how day traders only talk about their gains, never their bigger losses…..
Actually dream my machine, I've made a quick £2k profit day trading with Capita. I bought them at 31.8p and sold at 32.80p with just £18k. to invest. So, I'm back in cash waiting for sweet Caroline Boo to drop to my levels. As I wait, I shall continue with the other easy trades chances that I'm now waiting for Capita to drop again and eat, sleep n repeat.
if they bought sub 99 and now selling made a nice little turn
Boo shareholders that bought in sub 99p are actually heading for the exit door as I post this comment.
Last one out, please switch the lights off. Every little helps. NoFear.(*__*)
£4.50 this year anybody?
Thought not, sorry rampers