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Nettles, agree 100% my furry friend

Crudeoink, exactly mate, you have your objectives and nice to see in somebody in their 20's.

Get a greater return than your mortgage rate and then sell and pay off some capital.

There are some very insecure individuals with emotional issues on this thread re holdings.

I couldn't care less if someone has 100 shares or 3 million, it certainly doesn't bother or affect my investment decisions.

If somebody asks a question i answer it, it's not bragging, being ostentatious .

I don't have insecurities.

I was holding 398897 at an average of 89 77p.

I sold some at 1.81, 1.83 , 2.11 and 2.47.

I'm now holding 281000 obviously at the same average and these are definitely held until at least February 25, when I'll reassess and see if the potential fundamentals are still there or is it frothy with speculators!

Agree 100%.

Fundamentals both current and potential are what drive my investment decisions, not speculative broth by amateurs jumping into a feeding frenzy.

Abject funny how people interpret the same information.

If the SP bounced to 2.80, I'd see that as a sign to buy, you as a sign to sell.

I'm averaging 89.77p, I believe the SP will be £4 to £4.50 by end of Feb 25.

Why would I back away from profit

I'm thinking 2.60 by the end of this month, but how much expectation is already built into the price?

I'm thinking £3 by the end of February 24 when the full year results are out

Falconer, you simply don't learn?

Your ill, doesn't that sound wrong, read wrong?

You are ill?

Come on, an illegal immigrant could write better English than you.

In your own words.

What is the problem with your usage of English?

Yeh the bread fed duck with tips from his barrow boy clients has a short position on Rolls-Royce.

Ah well, hopefully someone tomorrow will tell him what to do as they feed him again.

He'll be his illiterate self again, I bet.

Nutmeg, using your normal glass empty, Armegeddon is about to arrive, I should short all aviation shares whether airlines, manufacturers, engines, leisure, bars. Restaurants, hotels, gyms, cinemas, cruise lines and go long on Amazon, alcohol producers, yeh?

Erm, all because you are as I would expect viewing China as another pandemic and therefore your favourite conditionals, would, could,may, possibly come into play.

If that doesn't happen are you to a possible invasion of Taiwan, a North Korean nuclear strike on Japan, an Icelandic volcano disrupting air travel, yellowstone due an eruption leafing to decades of nuclear winter, Putin going tactical nuclear in Ukraine, Tories trashing the UK economy,

Wow aren't you Mr Positive.

Have you ever invested in anything?

Falconer, will you ever learn the difference between you are and your?

Unbelievable!

PEAKDREAD, agree 100%, you have individuals spouting financial advice publicly, who have the English language ability of a 7 yr old and they are not in the least bit embarrassed.

Unbelievable

Shareflyer, agree 100%

Falconer, why a short and long or a put and a call, talk about hedging?

What do you know that Buffet doesn't, when he holds long?

It's lose by the way, loose is the opposite of tight?

Like your iqs possessive, your house, your job

You are is a conjugation of the verb to be i e you are English.

Please try to write English!

I'm holding shares long term, my average is 89.77p.

I'd personally go nowhere near 3x

I'm sure Falconer with his expertise would disagree with that information.

Flying IF there is ash in the sky, wow that's not good for the half empty guys.

Ren, thank you socrates for a philosophical post

Falconer you do have a range of expertise for a bread fed duck, now you are a geologist and volcanologist who are predicting no ash.

Ok breadman, open a short position publicly, actually invest in your rhetoric.

Rowaboat you are speculating on the wrong horse mate, apparently the Turkish Airlines deal needs to be ratified by the Turkish government, nothing to do with Rolls-Royce.

The Turks and Airbus will make the announcement and they couldn't care less about the capital day on the 28th.

Falconer, hopefully118 has surely educated you on the investment strategy of most fund managers, which explains why fund managers didn't pile into Rolls at 65p, 70p, 90p et al.

Also, many fund managers won't invest in non dividend paying stocks as part of their trustee agreements.

You are aware that Rolls-Royce is 83% owned by institutions?

Do you actually analyse your shares prior to purchase? or simply act on tips from your London boys on their country shoot?

Rather like a duck gets fed by people throwing bread at them!

I think one factor that hasn't been discussed is the fact that since 1999 , the FTSE100 has been so underpowered compared with other indices.

When interest rates reduce and they will, all FTSE constituents will get a massive uplift as this index re ivaluates.

Another boost, by then dividends will be payable and possible share buy backs, add possible SMR contracts and yeh, this could be a Tesla or Amazon type stock.

Turhan has skin in the game re share options