Not yet. I don’t know whether to wait for a recovery blip or hold for the long term (and I mean years). I lost a fair bit on DARK as I bought at 276 and sold at 210 when the Shorters were aggressively destroying the SP. If I had held I would now be ok. Every decision is a gamble.
I agree. This government has ruined Britain. Companies are leaving and our economy is suffering. I don’t think Harbour will be with the FTSE for much longer, they’ll go to the United States. Well done Sunak and Hunt!
I’m not so sure about the long term either. Rolex dictates the terms regarding price and availability. Wosg have no control over what model, price and when watches are going to be supplied. I can see this share returning to its 2020 share price of around £2.50.
Now showing 658. This stock just keeps going down. Will more shorters come in and join the two that are already active.? Do we hold or sell to prevent more losses?
What I can’t understand is that the SP in the past few weeks has been its lowest since September last year, but there haven’t been any Director purchases?
RE: RE: Talk is that LVMH are circling WOSG.19 May 2023 13:48
Yes, I agree, profits warning was not the right phrase to use. modest sales decline in Q1 before normalising in Q2? Also revenue growth between 8-11% in FY24, is what I was talking about.
RE: Talk is that LVMH are circling WOSG.19 May 2023 09:46
I have a fair bit to do with Goldsmiths and the price of second hand quality watches has declined dramatically. There is not much upside with this share and with no dividend imho it is extremely unattractive.
I totally agree. I’m in at 7p and never sold because I had faith in the company. This unelected prime minister let the company down when he unturned on Liz Truss’s fracking go ahead. When I saw the massive sp increase I was excited because I thought the company had released excellent results. I ever for one moment thought they were selling the company. I’m gutted!