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Did you say that you were all in? I did that once before on another share, never again. Far too risky.
Depends how much he is in for , if he's chucked a couple of grand in that's hardly " far too risky ".
Going all in is risky but there are times when its the best route.
I did this with TW. It had assets of £4bn loans of £1bn and mkt cap £100m. AViva had sold out all their holding at 4p. People were panicking about the debt levels and asset prices were dropping like a stone. I took a worse case scenario asstes fall by 50% (Unprecedented in property) and There were £2bn assets left with £1bn debt. So undervalued by £900m. A perfect share to pile into.
The next was GKP. I bought in on the morning of the first big find. Bought at 17p. It was obvious that this was going to be huge so I piled in and it paid off massively. Sadly its all fallen away these days but I left at 125p and its all paid off.
Now we have another major opportunity. Great product stream and a split designed to show true value. Like Warren Buffet says be greedy when others are fearful.
Fair comment, I think back to when I went all in on Quindell (no s******ing please). Luckily I got out before the implosion thanks to my then girlfriend telling me how foolish I was.
"Like Warren Buffet says be greedy when others are fearful"
Yes, but he has also said "be fearful when others are greedy"
The best phrase he ever quoted was
you will never pick the bottom
you will rarely sell at the very top
set your own plans and targets
and above all STICK to them
he followed that with if your plans work out you cannot be disappointed , even though at times you could
have made a lot more , as sometimes things move far beyond your original expectations
I don't think the seller has quite finished yet
au contraire, I believe Warren Buffet's best quotes are as follows and apply here:-
"If you aren’t willing to own a stock for ten years, don’t even think about owning it for ten minutes”
“Price is what you pay; Value is what you get.”
I've held HCM for over 10 years and will do so with TILS unless it gets acquired
Bugger, I"ll be pushing up daisies by then!
vbw
I agree, its the same pattern everyday at the moment....and all the delayed sells (and even a few buys) will come through at the end of the day, hopefully a casual ramp will come out of the conference and that will be enough to get the SP moving and shake off the seller(s)
Well done Jadam its always good to have a share perform as you planned!
I agree with you here on TILS. The market has not worked out the potential here because they are all looking at COVID19 just now. Next week is going to be very interesting though.
Yes remember in teh long term we are all dead.
If StemprintER is going to be sold in the near future then wouldn't your £7 slice limit be met? Let's say it's sold for £2 bn. That's 11 times the current mcap.
10 years is a long time to hold for most i feel.
10 years is good for early stage Biotech Investors who want to make a very good return - I am currently 1564% up on HCM for example
I doubt many day traders have made 1564% over 10 years
Even GDR has broken free today. Our next breakout imminent I’m sure
We have good news and the ncap is not realised as StemprintER will be a bonus add on with the share issue. Wait for the confirmation and we will see upwards trending .
I understand your point Davey and well done on your great success over the years with HCM. A great strategy particularly if you are youngish.
However i will be 63 soon and i would prefer some significant gains on a shorter timescale to enable me to enjoy the fruits of my investing. I would choose to have some extra money to play with at 64 for instance than a ton of money at 73 that i might not be able to use.
makes perfect sense Jolli
For me HCM is a great example of how a tiny Biotech can grow organically into a multi-billion £ Company over time