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It regained to $16.37

So 4c, 3p.

Let's see how we do.!

beejay.

thanks.

the event is definitely not my type of thing either, unfortunately i feel a bit guilty when i'm usually the top cruiser and they want me to have the photo with the captain etc. lol

my wife (short ****, grey hair mid-50's) doesn't like it at all, but she hasn't been on as many cruises as i have, but she has the benefit of my points, as i cruise by myself, and then she gets the points as well anyway.

yes, keep an eye out on cwwx. he's a slippery character. nowhere near as handsome as charming as me.

It's closed, after hours at $16.32

9c drop

7p ish

BEEJAY.

Thanks.

I'm not gambling on this cruise, as on with the wife.

I will simply be turning my freeplay into real cash in one spin, and then walking away.

If she see's a tall, bald, mid 50's guy who's an ex-rugby player........ that's me. :-)

Luckily, I don't have the rugby nose.

If she's a sort of seasoned cruiser and goes to the top tier event (It's the Crown and Anchor event for Loyalty), which is on Day 2, I will be there so I can say Hi.!

Now, re nomination, I think CWWX did an excellent job when he went out for the day, and it shot up last time..... so I think it's CWWX's turn this time to see what he can do.........

I also have the privilege of meeting Sun, whom I'm giving one of my Wifi's too.

Who's the daughter on with?

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1.30pm

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June 2024 CPI data are scheduled to be released on July 11, 2024, at 8:30 A.M. Eastern Time.

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Well........

Another good day, until the US Opened. Am hoping that they are pushing this down to get in for the BIG BOUNCE tomorrow when the US Inflation numbers come in showing a drop, and forcing the Fed to drop the rates.........

As soon as I sent it, CUK dropped by 10c.

So let me do that again...

CUK Pricing >> We closed at $16.30 > US Closed at $16.39 .

+ 9c, or 7p UP after our close

Purely for Sun's benefit......

CCL Pricing >> We closed at $17.80 > US Closed at $17.90

CUK Pricing >> We closed at $16.30 > US Closed at $16.49 .

+ 19c, or 15p UP after our close

Purely for Sun's benefit......

CCL Pricing >> We closed at $17.80 > US Closed at $17.90

I've been out, haven't been looking, and then just did a scan, looks like everything dropped and the FTSE went from 0.25% up to 0.7% down, but have seen that they tanked Housing, Banks, Airlines, even RR.!

TOPO.

Sort of agree, but Thursday if Inflation is even 0.1% lower everyone will be getting excited, and that may well have an effect prior to any actual rate reductions.

CUK >> $16.24 >>> $16.09

Bhants.

I have lost track.

I know I did extremely well with my first two major tranches, as I sold out at £13.50, and was in for 6, or 7

Then I also know I did well when I did a little bit of day trading.

But then, I also know I got killed, twice, and probably lost £1 a share, but my recent exposures have been ok.

I bought another ridiculous amount, on top of my already ridiculous amount at £10.50 and sold at £13, but held the original ridiculous amount and didn't sell those.

So I think I have done extremely well.......luckily.......

But a solid 57%, letting it sit and ride is very good.

In 10 years time, we will look back and laugh at all of this, when it's £100 a share.

TOPO.

I would love to say Yes, but currently no matter what we do, it just doesn't happen.

Royal are up 57% within the last year.

Carnival are down 7%.....!!!!!!!!!

Norwegian on the other hand are down 18% within the last year.!

To put this into perspective.

We would be at £52 now............

Tricky

My main Tech fund that I have always had is below.

It beats it's Peers in the Tech Fund world.

It's returns have been awesome.

You can see the performance in the performance tab.

If you had put £100,000 in it 10 years ago, you would have over £900,000 today.

Alternatives are simply "Google Tech Funds" or you can search via Morningstar, or Fidelity Search Funds.

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https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factsheet-data/factsheet/LU1033663649-fid-funds-global-tech-fd-w-acc-gbp/performance

And it just keeps going up....

https://www.google.com/search?q=royal+caribbean+group+share+price&oq=Royal+Caribbean+Group&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgCEAAYgAQyDQgAEAAY4wIYsQMYgAQyEAgBEC4YxwEYsQMY0QMYgAQyBwgCEAAYgAQyBwgDEAAYgAQyBwgEEAAYgAQyBggFEEUYPDIGCAYQRRg8MgYIBxBFGD3SAQgxNDY2ajBqNKgCALACAQ&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

BETTERLIFE.

All Travel will come good, it's just a matter of time. That includes Carnival as well.

Easyjet are struggling a lot more than TUI or IAG. The problem now in owning TUI is that it is on the German DAX, so you will need to pay a 1% exchange fee so you can't really "trade it", but eventually TUI will double, easily.

IAG is so undervalued, but that is the problem when you have no large Institutional holdings.

You need to realise that all travel companies have huge debt though, so the investment is not a year, it's a five year investment, and luckily for you, you are young.

You look at RR now, but imagine owning it in 2020, or 2021. The same will happen for other Travel companies, including Carnival, IAG, EZJ, TUI etc. It's just time.

Persimmon, the same as Taylor Wimpey, Barratts etc. they pay between 4 to 6% dividends as well, and the potential now in a Labour government who is mandating the building of new homes could be awesome..... but again, it will be 1-5 years.

You have quite a good spread, but you are missing a bank and ideally a tech fund.

My "Advice" steal a bit from each pot, and put into a bank and a Tech Fund..... but, do your own result and invest at your own advice and opinion.

Dump He1 as soon as you get the chance. It will pop soon.

Sell GDR. They will go bankrupt soon

You need a bank in your list, maybe Natwest, or Lloyds. Lloyds is probably the most undervalued bank there is, but it does have a habit of dropping when it's supposed to go up.

RR, just be careful. It's an awesome company, it's risen incredibly, the prospects are amazing, but a lot of that is priced in.

It has a huge P/E and the theory is that everything will be fine.

It may well get to JTT's £7, but that is a huge leap from today's numbers.