RE: Another blue day9 Jun 2021 13:46
Hi Gallini,
I currently have £15k invested in ZOE. At this stage, this is "punt" money and I am have happy to leave for five years (I personally think that if this is "going to the moon" it will be over a much longer term than most on here seem to suggest.
My investing style is to invest initially, into a Company that I think has potential, with a small amount of £. To then await solid news from the Co by RNS and then when more confident of the future significantly increase my investment.
As regards ZOE, I will slightly increase if we fill the GAP at 43p. Alternatively, I will substantially increase when/if ZOE confirm sales numbers and revenue etc.
You will probably say "why invest if you are not 100% sure of ZOE". My answer is probably, in all honesty, defined by FOMO. Basically, I watched Fevertree's rise from £1.65 and kept on thinking "it can't continue to rise, can it?". And it did, many times! I am on the fence regards ZOE, but I have positioned myself that should ZOE "go to the moon", then I am in with a small initial stake. If I see the sort of RNS's that I saw from Fevertree in those early days, then I will add substantially. If I have to add at £1 plus (due to solid RNS confirming substantial sales/revenue) then I will be happy to do that. A bit like buying Fevertree at £3-£4 (up from £1.65) during their first listed year. To me, that is a sensible investment strategy? I would argue one that is much better than being "all in" on something that, as yet, is totally unproven?
BB2