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True the old BOD did give updates like
we do not know any reason for the current share price
Or my personal favorite updates that an update is imminent where imminent turns out to mean anytime within the next decade!
Just been looking over the last few posts on here.
Rumours of the next big thing, suguestuons of ARB at £1. Seems like rumour mongers and FUD merchants have moved in :(
Tbh I wouldn't mind the chance of buying back into ARB sub £1, but I don't know that will happen and if it doesn't I will just invest in a elsewhere
The main thing is not act on whispers of the next big thing or to sell because some is suggesting a furher fall. Instead reexamine why you brought in, what you hoped to get out of it, what you think of ARB as a company, what you think the future of ARB is, what events might happen that could affect share price. In short do your research and own your decision and don't let whispers decide for you.
Kindness, it certainly appears to be an British malady to knock success. However when it comes to media it seems that it is the softness of the target that seems to be decisive. It seemed throughout the coalition government from 2010 to 2015 the media were quite happy to give voice to any political figure who needed to win some popularity points by bashing the banks. Points won for the politician and a quick and easy news story for the media. Like the banks, Boohoo has been caught getting it wrong. That said, what more can people expect than an admission of fault and action taken to put things right? I don't think hitting back at the media will achieve much as it would look like a defence of poor practices. Boohoo just need to keep their nose clean and media attacks will look increasingly unfounded or old hat.
It's always a bad idea to buy because of FOMO. If a company is any good it doesn't matter what price you buy in because it will produce a return.
We all want a ten bagger (or more) but there will be other opportunities so there is no good reason to buy because of FOMO. Buy because you have done your research and because you have conviction in your conclusions.
It's definitely been a decent year for holders of LLOY shares. I am hoping that this year we might get to pre brexit levels (circa 60p) this year. My only concern is possible result of inflation which is becoming bit of a hot topic. Other than that LLOY looks like a nice safe earner this year.
Matt007, it's good to have some optimism, but big claims generally aren't well received and only serve to re-enforce a pessimistic mindset. Big claims also tends to result in claims of ramping that quickly descend into name calling.
Personally I think £2 is on the cards, but only once the current downward pressure has run its course.
I think that's a fair ponit. I think the big problem is the disjunct between BTC (and other coins) and blockchain.
I thought the whole ponit was that the blockchain enabled reconciliation across ledgers which sounds like it wouldn't be attractive to criminals. Yet somehow BTC remains anomonous. There is clearly a big whole in my understanding, but if the aminonity could be removed, I think crypto could be a workable currency with real value.
It's also been a total ftse bloodbath today so today's drop isn't that conspicuous in light of a broader perspective.
The sp trajectory is not that different from other shares I own or watch e.g. KNOS, EMIS, TSTL.8
It is all a little frustrating and there is a chance this was a bad purchase, but I like what the company does and the fundimentals are basically OK. I don't think now is the time to top up. Better wait a while and see what happens and if anyone has significant exposure to ORPH that should be doublely so.
If this finds a new suport level this time next month I will be thinking about topping up at a good price. Gla.
I am pretty certain that primark isn*t enough to explore it all, but wow have you seen queues to get into primark? Sure I haven't been to evey primark in the land, but I can't belive I live in the only part of the land where people are mad for primark. Personally I think this is just a "disappointing" period for BOO holders as its going to take some time to get those recently acquired brands working to deliver for BOO.
Personally I don't want another Scottish independence vote any time soon. Last time 4 million vote eligible Scots managed to give my bank shares a kicking.
OK that's a tad selfish, however it does seem that Bojo is extremely unpopular and it seems unfortunate situation that a decision with long lasting effects could be taken for the sake of an unpopular tory leader who probably won't be around in another 5 to 10 years at most.
My shares are with Halifax. Does this mean I can ever sell them? Are they now worthless?
Noheartss, I think you are probably right about the customer base of BOO, but I am more concerned about BOO investors.
Generally speaking I want the buying opportunity of circa 330 to 350 to come to an end, to have a Skelton free closet and getting those newly acquired brands working to deliver shareholder value.
Personally I am not too fussed. I can wait.
I am using this time to research other companies and made other investments.
I am not pinning all my hopes on a single company.
Bored with waiting on VAL? Why not do some research and create some opportunities?
Kinda not surprised by Natwest. I don't understand what BTC really is. Is it an asset like gold or is it a currency? I quite like blockchain and yet BTC is associated with in the the Silk Road and others who would prefer transactions to be anonymous.
It's not surprising banks are twitchy about the whole thing. Personally I think this is still the early days of crypto and it could be some time before banks get a firm grip of it and even longer for ordinary people.
RB, I know it's a bit off topic but I just googled Colonel Rosa Klebb and I got the very reassuring initial statement that they are a fictional character. Following the link to Wikipedia there is a good little article that explains that the name is actually a clever little pun. This is turning into an educational lunch break for me :)