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we are all here to make money not for charity work. Whichever way you make it should be applauded plenty of red screens today but, at the same time, lots of cheap buying opportunities, so a case of perception of reality. Checked my account with a gulp but hey I'm not going to cry about it it - time for a few folks to man up!. Someone posted this to upset posters on another board but the image itself must've been familiar to a few today http://www.corbisimages.com/images/67/042CD39E-51BE-4702-949F-6DDCF125E7DF/42-22685088.jpg
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what a day, supports on nearly all my aim stocks are broken and look real ugly now. hoil sold at 317 for 25%. profit. now have no blue at all in the portfolio! gulp! ftse longs from 6.30 this morning at 5600 played out nicely tho. shame they werent loaded to the tune of the aim losses. As an aside, lots of people on moral high horses today across some of the boards. Accusing others of being insensitive and others of profiting from misery. It wrankles a bit with me TBH. Now, i pray for those lost, those that have lost and those that have passed to better places and hope that their pain passes as quickly as possible. the horific events that have unfolded are not deserving of anyone and are hard for most to even comprehend. But......what allows someone who owns BP shares, for example, more of a moral highground than someone who shorted the ftse today? or those that are long ABF whilst ignoring the exploitation that occurs to make the clothes in primark and those on the boards today that pleaded saintliness as they 'would never short the nikkei' at times like these, whilst they shorted the dow and the ftse amongst other things! WTF, whats the difference, the same thing drove ALL the indices today.! anyway, rant over. For what its worth i didnt short anything today, mostly cos it all happened whilst i slept. ps. its just annoying me that folk claim this morality when in fact they do the opposite in life but in other ways, shapes or forms, some times knowingly, sometimes ignorantly. I'd rather be honest, up front and speak my truth. all the best guys, hope you are all keeping well.
looks like you have been bargain hunting, nice position on the dow long with a good upside from here i reckon, wish i had seen it as i would have had some, dont think you will go wrong with the KAZ either. cant help thinking this is going to blow over fairly soon and we will be up again - like your thoughts on getting out later in the year though.
evening mate, i think you took things too seriously today and joined the fear selling when in my opinion it was the time to be buying. this is a natural disaster which will be forgotten in few weeks time. infact as we've seen today, most stocks recovered most of their losses before close. i got myself some more KAZ today and opened a small Dow long at 11700 i hope things will recover in few weeks time and be 100% in cash before the real crash.
In investors chronicle blog - rates uk stocks to be a buying opportunity - read bit at bottom http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/community/view?plckController=Blog&plckBlogPage=BlogViewPost&userId=84e13729-775a-4df7-a6d2-ab0bed4db9da&plckPostId=Blog:84e13729-775a-4df7-a6d2-ab0bed4db9daPost:88592622-d773-4758-a647-82930a368481&plckScript=blogScript&plckElementId=blogDest&utm_campaign=IC%2BDaily%2B-%2BFree&utm_source=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email
Looks to have bounced of a decending trend line just under 5600 and recovered really well. http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/4941/ftse.jpg wonder if we have had the correction that was wanted before we can move up. maybe a bit of good news about japanese radiation containment would go down well. TNI had some II interest today which has hopefully put its first buiding block in place ready for a rise - Bl@@dy hope so, that one was making me nervous:) lets hope for a leg up now to restore some confidence
true, but nonetheless i said Japan will recover and wont need 10 years or so, there is infrastructure and human losses only which is recoverable, IF radiation does not "explode" then it will be all good.
in this market, your comments at 12.30, very different market place to mine at 4.30, i was hoping no one would notice so i'd look all knowledgable and wise - lol - :)) Lets hope TNI's starting a new direction
my prediction for the party to go to below 160 iwas based on the last 2 days crash of asian markets and todays EU markets being down, hence negative on banks, but really nice recovery of the whole market
Just relooked at IG, up 2 points on day, only Blue to be seen on my watchlist!
Firstly, this is just a small section of japan, if the reactors start cooling as i've seen mixed reports on, could be major over reaction today. Secondly, the yanks does not surprise me, they were the last in global warming then come in making out the reduction methods/ideas were all theres. thirdly, didn't the black beauty Lloyds hold up brilliantly today given the other banks falls, i've kept all mine, av 0f 61.8, and feel a lot more secure with them after todays strong hold. TNI - how ironic that at one point they were the only blue on my screen up 0.12p. I was wondering the same myself, was this an indication of near bottom. will watch closely and volumes. Prty, not convinced will drop to 160, i actually think the 168 today may not be seen again, all in all i think we could have a big bounce back if we have positive news on state of reactors and it all rests on that news.
found the bottom?
i see it falling below 160, banks will probably take 10-20% hit i got out of lloy first thing in the morning after i saw futures and asian markets crash, i kept tni as it has been falling badly and the effect would be minimal, still it could fall to 40p or maybe lower but good value to top up.
what can i say ... mainly panic global sell off, fear and uncertainty thats all. Now Nikkei fell 6% yesterday and today is 10% the sell off is based on panic sell and fear of radiation and problems with the nuclear reactors. Look at DAX it is crashing because in Germany there is a huge debate wether to keep nuclear power or not, previous government voted to end 2021 while this government is voting for extension and there is huge tension now with Japan having nuclear problems. FTSE is just following suit. This is nothing like the financial crisis, millions of homes have been destroyed they will be rebuilt, only problem is radiation which at the moment the levels are getting dangerous for humnas while few days ago was minimal. Three explosions and one fire. Thats a lesson why we all need renewable energy, i am amazed by the statement of us governemnt that they will continue with their nuclear program. If something like this had happened in US West Coast, 1/3 of america would be gone by now and dumb heads dont realize this!!! With usa's 30-40 years old reactos even 6-7 richter will melt down the reactors not to mention 8.9!!! So once radiation problems are gone (no further issues), people go back to their homes and rebuilding starts (good time to invest in metal companies) then economy will rebound. It will not take 10 years as adts said but it wont happen overnight, help is coming from all ove the world, the country will be rebuilt.
Nice buy in price now very reasonable
I sold it at 326p this morning as soon as it turned red and now 13% less now which wouldv'e nearly wiped out the profit I made.- glad I didn't get into MUBL it's like nearly 50% loss as the contract for Morrisons wasn't renewed which accounted for 78% of revenue!. Got cash for a change - haven't see this sort of one day carnage on the market for a long time!
jesus christ my portfolio looks painfull. is the market going to keep falling or turn around???? cant make my mind up whether to pull everything out or ride the storm??
OUCH! - HOIL - it'll come back mate. Prty looking good buy, but how long will the markets fall for?
How can Nikkei ever be falling "on panic". Unless you've missed the last week one of the worlds struggling economies has just been pretty much wiped out for the next 10 years overnight... of course people are staying out of the market for now
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Cheers mate, I consider to sell half of my portfolio and stay in the cash.... the markets seems very bearish at the moment. (reminds me a bit of March 2009...), this is my opinion.... I am not trying to convince anyone to follow me, just sharing my humble view.... Good Luck
agreed!