RE: Help17 May 2019 13:01
Nathan, there is an old saying about not recommending "scared money" for buying shares. By scared I mean money that you may need quickly or for an emergency, basically money you cannot afford to lose as the stocks you bought may be at a loss when you have to cash in. I was once in that position many years ago after buying a considerable amount of shares in a little known upstart retailer called Next. I think I bought in at about 90p and after some boardroom shenanigan's and a high street slump (same old, same old) I cashed in at a considerable loss to finish some flats/bedsits that I was renovating. At the time it was unquestionably the right decision and my investment in property came good and gave me an income for many years, but with hindsight it was bad as within a couple of years the shares were about a fiver and I has previously owned firkin thousands of them and I think the were has high as seventy or eighty quid eventually. So all I am asking is your money scared? good luck any way Nathen but don't bet the kitchen sink lol