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@wyndrum think I am going to post "capital at risk" after every time that pp posts.
Perhaps somebody should ask PP if they are certified to give financial advice?
PPower I haven’t lost anything on 7dig all profit and not in it I trade for a living nowadays long on boo at the moment as I know where it is heading I stay away from airlines holidays cinemas and pubs due to covid wont be going anywhere soon. I see it as a great way to make a living but takes up a lot of time I take profits and willing to take losses too and in most cases use tech analysis but not always . It is not as stressful as you make out I find it a buzz when your winning if your losing and in any doubt get out and sleep easy and move on. I don’t have a problem with anyone going long we all work differently that’s all GL.
Halfful75 - Not doing ok and not happy, so all he has left is to be nasty.
Oh dear Power, didn’t you read my previous post? It’s a pity you can’t buy some class. The ones who have to repeat how well they are doing normally have a few skeletons in the closet. You can be rest assured I’m doing ok thank you, but clearly not anywhere near as well as you, for which I am incredibly sad and insanely jealous
Halfful75 - See you've been on LSE for 10 years so how much have you gained against how much you've lost.
Midway - up 130% on how much invested. How much have you gained against how much have you lost?
2.1 million in sales today 2.8 million purchasex. We seem to have some doubting Thomases . Ever onward and upward
PP read my history whacking hit yesterday 130% I make more in my sleep and no pork pies.
So come on then Peoplepower, talk us through your research of today and your conclusions from it. Eager to hear it.
Its a shame , in all this learning, That PP did not learn any humility
I didn't say to stay in blindly for 20 years, that's why I have to keep researching daily so I know to keep holding Boohoo for 20 years plus. I attend all AGMs.
I go for a walk every day. A walk in nature is wonderful for the mind, body and spirit even a short walk. I read the weekend Financial Times from cover to cover when needed. I meditate every day. Meditation is great for allowing your creative mind come to the forefront. This is when I have my best and most creative ideas for my life, work and investments. I'd recommend it.
I bought 360,000 Boohoo shares at just over 27p in 2015. I had £100,000 made from buying and selling shares already in ISAs. I researched Boohoo before I bought and continue to research them daily. I attend all AGMs. I have held them 5 years through every up and down. I have other investments too.
I predicted for myself a Boohoo share price of £4.50 for 2020 in 2015, 5 years ago. So I got that one nearly right as Boohoo has already been up as high as £4.33 and will be back there again and more by end of 2020. It's never impossible to predict share prices even for 20 years ahead. It's important to learn to predict share prices to see how good you are at it and to get better.
I learnt the hard way myself from jumping in and out of shares that it was a mug's game. The only way to make huge money was to put in the hard work, time and effort through research. Research is the key to finding great growth shares and holding them. Concentration is needed too, so you read the research carefully, don't miss anything and don't jump to conclusions.
turns out PP is on ADVFN as well, same cut and paste....well, I suppose one could be cutting and pasting from the other...
Ramping is alive and well all over....
Also why the hell research daily if you are just going to blindly stay in something for 20 years. Surely better to go for a walk or read the FT from cover to cover, lol.....
PP I'm sorry but it's impossible to predict what the world will look like in 20 years.
I told you it was more predictable than any share price.
To quote PP
"Hold Boohoo shares in an ISA for 20 years plus and they'll make you rich. Research before you buy and keep researching daily whilst holding to give you the confidence to keep holding. Attend all AGMs.
I've held my Boohoo shares since 2015. From my daily research on Boohoo over the past 5 years I've worked out Boohoo could reach a conservative share price of £60 in 20 years. That's nearly 20 times today's share price."
He did not mention the Financial Times though.