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I have been a continuous investor for about 25 years, during which time i increase and decrease my holding depending on the price level.
If an investor buys a 1000 shares at £1 and sells 500 at £1.50, they may well say that they have taken a profit of £250 and hold 500 at £1, as you would for any tax involvement.
I do not book a profit for my own records until I have received back more than I have invested.
So the example for my own records I would after the sale be holding 500 shares at a cost £250, therefore at 50p per share.
So Lloyds owes me 21.24p per share before I start to make a profit.
PSK,
US forecast to be in Recession Q4 '22 . Biden' money printing is decimating US Dollar as Reserve Currency . Three more yrs and it's all over .
LTI,
You always post your deals after events , so non valid !
US banks taking a pounding currently
"I hold shares at an average cost to me at 21.24p per share."
LTI, when did you purchase your shares to average 21.24p per share?
LTI
7th Jan 2022 14:52
'' Sold some at about 52.75p''
J46
Most of my share purchases and sales as I have said at least a dozen times before are posted on this site. You appear not to be able to comprehend.
LTI,
"I hold shares at an average cost to me at 21.24p per share."
Noone is disputing your fantasy portfolio .
Thank you again for last reply !
Let's have a list of your 33 shotgun pellets, SGK. No need for average prices and amounts etc. They'll be made up anyway.
'' we perceive your answer LLOY is a worthwhile investment @ 54p !''
I hold shares at an average cost to me at 21.24p per share.
LTI,
Thank you !
As we perceive your answer LLOY is a worthwhile investment @ 54p !
'' is a worthwhile long term investment ''
I hold a very substantial amount of Lloyds shares.
''some financial experts are saying rates could be over 1% come end 2022 the extra earnings will drive up the share price''
lets hope so.
Lti
Money is being moved from us stock markets to european equities this year..the ftse has a lot of catch up to do, BoE could be hiking rates on February 3 the first of three for 2022 some financial experts are saying rates could be over 1% come end 2022 the extra earnings will drive up the share price
LTI,
''Lloyds just talking a breather''
Folk only want to know whether Lloy @ 54 p is a worthwhile long term investment in your eyes at this price ?
ls
''Lloyds just talking a breather''
but look at the positive side today
BT up to 186p
BP up to 396p
SHELL up to 1874p
BAT up to 3154p
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didn't look at figures - I guessed, hence the 8% ?
"Inflated nasdaq about 6^ off of high"
The Nasdaq is nudging 10% down on the November high.
''Inflated nasdaq about 6^''
Inflated nasdaq about 8% ?
hu
''Who says a leopard never changes its spots. Falky the boards new resident doomster having converted from ramper''
Been there before when Falk was OUT, wanting a 39.5p re entry level.
Maybe with the help of some of my posts he got back in at a much higher level to make a few more quid.
Falk - time for you to make a decision on a level of re entry.
I always make sure that I have plenty of continuous skin in the game.
"US is back in a bear market. Nasdaq tanking. Bad earnings, soaring inflation, rocketing interest rates and high bond yields."
Makes me laugh, that the NASDAQ is described as tanking when it's up 163% over the last 5 years, with the FTSE100 up just over 5%.
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/.IXIC:INDEXNASDAQ?comparison=INDEXFTSE%3AUKX&window=5Y
s1
''US is back in a bear market. Nasdaq tanking. Bad earnings, soaring inflation, rocketing interest rates and high bond yields.''
Dow about 4% off of high
S&P 500 about 4% off of high
Inflated nasdaq about 6^ off of high
US 10 year note yield at 1.84%
If you are going to make a post, make it credible.
A bear market is a prolonged period of price declines. Normally describing a condition in which securities prices fall 20% or more from recent highs due to widespread negative investor sentiment.
"You never had it so good, try to make most it
Cos it won't last....IMHO"
Who says a leopard never changes its spots. Falky the boards new resident doomster having converted from ramper. lol
Technology stocks are said to be especially sensitive to interest rate rises and all of the talk today has been of rising bond yields, Lloyds just talking a breather before the next leg up
US is back in a bear market. Nasdaq tanking. Bad earnings, soaring inflation, rocketing interest rates and high bond yields.
theosus...thats the trouble with over inflated earning estimates as with citigroup and jp morgan last week......the sp adjusts itself to the facts whether that affects the sp up or down..