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hi levis...yes...whats going to hold the market up? im smelling a retrace on the markets,not sure how big but its coming imo i saw your links for the china news ref miners thx 232 would be a decent price...also kaz at your buy target getting very tempted myself with both not paying for rio at current prices but will be watching atb
hi levis ..... reckon another sticking plaster will be put on greece...again ! so a temporary lift for markets perhaps i fear though at some point they will crash out of the euro what hope have they got of paying back the bailouts let alone the other debt? surely these obscene amounts cant be thrown at them forever. as for evr...230 sounds good to me for a tranche i would pile in at 210 all guns blazing...might not get that low... all subjective to the wider market good luck for next week atb
hi levis,hope your are well also yes,av....sold half my holding yesterday and locked in some profit my gut feeling is the ftse and av will come crashing back down soon if the retrace is enough i will buy them back and get more shares,if im lucky it will be before interim ex div day im keeping a close eye on bnc now its on the radar and looking for an entry point, shame about the av board....very quiet now,be good to see you back some time. gl
hi levis ....im keeping an eye on this share as well now was not on my radar before seeing you post superb div for a bank may well buy in if the right price comes along,i see i missed a great buying opportunity recently are you going back on to ( the other ) board at some point ? gl
wouldnt pay over 610 myself,a bit under preferable may see this sooner than you think gl
hey jon you see lucilles post ? we will be able to track you while your delivering. lol atb
sold out day before ex div at 251 had to sacrifice the div but thought this would drop quite a bit after wont buy back until 200 seems to trade between 200 and 220 at least a few times a year easy 30 percent per year