Been trying for a couple of years to bag some Vodafone. I bought yesterday with a view to add if falls a little further. My reasoning: 1. If we get ill etc we still need to communicate as will companies with staff working from home. 2. Lowest price since financial crisis. 3. It’s a bad flu, most people will be fine. Once this is realised hysteria will die down and confidence will gradually return. 4. If it takes 2 years to get to 120p. I get an average 10% return, I get nothing in the bank.
What a tool you are 90% of my holding is in my SIPP, 10% was traded buying on lows and selling on highs. I still believe in this company. But in the short term the markets are having a breakdown and I have gone to cash.
Hi Sirius holders. You have been chewed up and spat out by the market. It’s not a good feeling when this happens. However with what you have left, consider GCM currently 11p and potential to go to 50p in the near term. Check this out but maybe worth a punt to recoup your losses.
Thinking per person in Bangladesh what is the current carbon footprint and what will this be if the scheme took place. Would it not be lower as heat and power will be created more efficiently.
Given tensions and viruses, the reality is that they need to take control of their resources and produce their own power from their own coal and start now. Otherwise they will stay a third world country.
RE: It's not the coal, it's the people30 Jan 2020 00:41
Gaia will prevail, species will not, we waste time and money looking to get to Mars, we spend trillions on defence. We forget about Gaia, she will forget about us.