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Good spot. Either way, a nothing burger, as our friends across the Pond might say :)
Increased holding though via cfds or similar, so not selling out
Well, we got one, but probably not the one we expected :) Could be another one in the pipeline I guess.
Either way, nothing to worry about, just an II trim, IMO.
Expecting an RNS today considering the volume we had on Friday.
Where is the supply coming from? At this rate tough to find the supply to match the demand.
Onwards and upwards.
dyor, imo.
Persistent 10k buying...who's buying?
I honestly have no idea. A vertical rise would suit me of course, lol, but I would actually be quite happy to see a slight pull back, maybe to around 62p ish, and then another solid base form over a week or so, similar to that which happened during the first couple of weeks of May.
Still a long way from the level that I hope to be making my next decision on though.
Not a buyer at these prices either (although IMO the chart looks good), so it is a watching game for me right now. GLA.
I'll be happy if it stays above 60p this week and does not succumb to short term profit taking, I need 69p to break even but slow and steady is fine with me.
Will this week be another exciting week or we gonna see some stability or correction activity in the share price?
What your predictions?
Hope we see more IIs buying from Schroder and Redwood.
Dyor, imo
Looks like no more than 70% Institutional, plenty of room for all the traders then.
Fair enough, I'll have another dig around
Market Screener is outdated. It shows Neil Woodford holding, and he's not held for many years ever since his scandal.
Have a look at Market Screener, it has everyone with more than 3%
Peterrr, do you have the break down of the 95%, which IIs holding?
The reason I haven't sold any is that by my reckoning institutions now hold north of 95% of shares, so there is very little to play with. If they hold tight it won't drop much. If they keep accumulating the only way is up.
Fair enough Blind, profit is profit.
Fair arguments about fundamentals vs TA. For those who are able to combine both, will increase the chances of making better decisions which will increase the odds of winning I believe.
Vanquis Bank has legs... after share price falling to its knees. Mid-teens ROTE will generate significant earnings equivalent to market cap. BOD claims 2025 onwards will see return to performance.
Hopefully by then we will see CMC complaints sorted when FCA implements new rules to pass admin fees to CMC for meritless claims.
dyor, imo
Well, I have found using a mixture of fundamentals and technicals has improved my 'win' rate significantly, versus when I just tried the fundamentals approach.
For AIM, I would say technicals alone if you want to play that game. Too much fundamental fraud and/or commercial ineptitude, from what I have seen over a few years now.
But generally, my investments, versus my trades, suggest I should stick with trades alone quite frankly!
I still do not quite fully trust my charting skills, so have left plenty of profit on the table sometimes, and taken bigger losses other times, had I been more disciplined with that stuff.
Work in progress I guess. GLA.
I can never understand why people prefer to trade stocks on technicals and moving averages rather than fundamentals. But then again my portfolio never did perform well when I only invested purely on fundamentals :D
Compound, you are right I might end up kicking myself but I would not begrudge those who got caught up in the crash a rapid recovery. I hope for that, I just don't see it happening as some on here are predicting. Trust and confidence take time to recover. BOD not there yet sadly.
The reality is, you don't actually lose or win until you hit the sell button, only and only then can you say you made a profit or loss. All those who are in above 2 quid still have those shares they only lose if they sell.
I just think a correction is coming very rare to have such a climb without a retrace. If she dips below 56 again i will buy in.
I will keep watching. I got badly burnt on Lloyds and still trapped above a 60p average. YEARS OF DISSPOINTMENT YEARS AND YEARS. I Hope for the sanity of those locked in its a shorter recovery, hence trading out of the problem is my honest advice.
Volume today 3,771,282 trades, guessing and expecting an RNS next week of a particular you know who increased their stake. IMO, dyor.
If the complaints did normalise surely the share price should be back well over £1... I think now people see where the complaints come from and the very low uphold rate it's a matter of time until it's resolved
It is completely ridiculous that it's not been addressed by the regulator, why a tinpot cmc is allowed to do it is beyond comprehension. Granting someone a credit card is different to a loan imo, a credit card is a borrowing facility, if repaid it costs nothing each month, so I do think its a different profile to past companies that suffered payday type complaints but just my opinion
I largely agree with Thunder, when the regulator sorts itself out I will buy in further. VANQ have a skilled and enthused management team. However, at present, you can literally use one computer to bring down a bank which is absurd
There was good chance to average at 43 few weeks back
Nice run!