RE: Lower tariffs for SMR contracts ?13 Apr 2025 17:36
Timmy, I've never been emotional in my life and why would I sell at £8.20 and buy back in sub £6.
I have stated many times that I'm a fundamental analyst, no day trading, no call or put options, no x3 , no TA, I'm simply not clever enough.
I am experienced enough though to analyse a company, it's market, it's competitors, it's products, it's revenue, it's GP and NP and free cash flow.
I've equally said that I'm here until 2030 unless some economic catastrophe occurs.
I don't hypothese the "what ifs' that you specialise in .
I know there are some investment geniuses who will have done what you suggested, but they are exceptional, the Messis of football, I'm not in their league, I'm a Gary Neville.
If I'd have sold outside of my ISA or SIPP in my general trading account at £8.20, I'd have paid 24% CGT.
Is it really worth this selling strategy.
Is it not better to take Buffett's advice and do nothing, simply wait for £8 again?.
That's what I'm doing, let the geniuses time the market, I'll just have time in the market.
By the way, we'll be up tomorrow and from my average now of 98p, every rise is great re the initial investment.
£20 by April 2030 will be nice.
But Rolls-Royce won't be in percentile terms my best investment return.
Quality analysis always wins in the end or try your hand at looking gor cups and saucers.
Ok, i buy back in mid