Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
The point I'm trying to get across is my gut is inclining to a share price rise, fall, rise. But the something else is telling me fall and then rise. Do I wait it out and watch the market then make take the plunge in a more calculated manner. Or do I behave like the market and be volatile.
I bought at 60p and at 34p that I'm holding. I bought more at 18p and sold at 26p. Just waiting for the price drop to buy another batch, but don't know if I should try a risky dabble tomorrow before the drop.
I may get caught with my pants down and find out the drop is tomorrow morning. Lol
I'm looking forward to seeing some more positive gains. I've spent so many months watching what I purchased fall to all time lows and it's nice to see the upside now. I know we aren't out of the darkness yet, but many positives to take away.
Hi Laid-back!
I agree with you to an extent, that we will see ups and downs with Tullow share price fluctuations over the coming months, but do you believe it will hit 18,15 or 10p again.
I would like to think it's not that weak to fall into those low prices anymore, and will probably stop at lows of 22-23p, but I am not an expert so I value everyones opinions.
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I have looked at the car charging stations, but when I was on my last training course, for 18th edition, we were discussing the fact that the electrical supply to domestic properties wouldn't be able to cope if too many vehicles were charging at once. Each property only has a maximum of 100amp of single phase power. If the population began switching to electrical cars too quickly the current do eatic supply would not meet demand. Plus I fancy going abroad for a year or two so I'm hoping to get into the renewable energy business and see where work takes me.
Hi Lino.
I'm in Gloucester, Gloucestershire.
Nice to hear you have almost completed your level 3. Initial set up as a sparky is a bit expensive, especially if you want all the tools, testers and a van. I started out working for a company, and still do, but I'm hoping the cash I make here will help me become independent. Plus a friend I have is looking at getting some contracts abroad with solar panels etc once this Coronavirus lockdown has passed so there are some plans in place, but it's all financial investment for return.
I'm not a big investor, but I've put most of what I had in. I bought 10000 shares at 60p, then I managed to get some cash together and get 15000 shares at 18p. I'm in it for the long haul as my plan was to get over £1.00 a share and start a small electrical business. I'm a sparky by trade.