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Was £2400 up yesterday knew we wouldn't have another day like yesterday today but thought we could maybe get over 30p
But my profit has been dropping all morning
So I've jumped shop for today ,pocketed £1400 profit
Which that will pay for 2 good holidays this year
My 7k initial investment is still sat there ready to maybes get back in after the weekend
I've learned by my mistakes in the passed and not bailed out hoping for more and ended up not making a penny and sometimes loosing a bit
Profit is profit however small
As much as it can be exciting to see this climb super fast ,I'd personally like to see if climb steadily and calmly back up to a pound and maybe beyond
Don't really want the heard to arrive and pump and dump this ,as that's not usually good
Done a bit reading over the last week and bought in here yesterday morning
Nealy put 5 K in but bottled it so wackes in just £1000 ( 993 less 7 pound fee) at 16.85p
Just looked now and pleasantly surprised at yesterday's gain
Hopefully they is still some gains left
As I'm usually unlucky with aim shares and tend to stay away from them
My 24 grand investment which is currently worth 15k is slowly going in the right direction
£10 Is my break even point
It's in my stocks and shares ISA with Barclays ,so not sure yet what exactly is going to happen with my holding when this de-lists
Anyone else here using Barclays ?
Refuse to go into the red again
For 2 years my 10k been 11 K a few times
9 K a canny few times 9.5 K loads of times ,but generally been down more time than up
Was 400 quid up last week ,almost pressed sell but held off ,this morning 245 quid up and dropping so sold the lot for £10.245
As over the next month I can see this repeating itself and dropping ten percent
If I'm wrong and I have to buy back for more than I've sold this morning ,hey hoy
Gla
Copied off article I've just read
Undervalued?
If the stock isn’t undervalued against its peers then that’s me out of the running straight away.
As the company pays no dividends, my only return can be from a share price rise. But if there’s no genuine value in the shares, then that’s very unlikely to happen over the long term.
However, IAG currently trades at the key price-to-earnings (P/E) stock valuation measurement of just 3.5. This is by far the lowest of its peer group, the average of which is 12.
A discounted cash flow analysis shows IAG shares to be around 74% undervalued at their present price of £1.61! So, a fair value would be about £6.19.
That doesn’t mean that they’ll ever reach that price, but it does confirm there is very good value there.
My 10k investment has been down ,a grand ,few hundred quid up ,down a grand ,few hundred quid up ,down a grand ,and now at today's doing price my holding is £9970
30 quid to break even lol
If this drops back next week it wouldn't suprise me in the in the slightest,but obviously like everyone on here ,I'd love to see this hit 160 170 and up to £2 and maybe beyond. , so I'll see what happens next week ,if it starts to head south ,I'll be very tempted to risk selling at a very small loss with intention of buying back in 10 percent lower
As sick of just say breaking even then seeing it drop 10 percent which for me is a grand