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Is that not a very high spread, any thoughts to why nf, slightly reassuring its not dropped like a stone? Came on here to have a quick read before bed and all hells broken loose!

Yep, me too, Halifax is ****e, can always tell if it's a really good or bad day as can't log in or just lags/stops working etc

Max is awesome, it's been obvious from the very start of his career, but he's Lewis 10-12 years ago, best on the grid but doesn't play the long game at times. Lewis is now litterially the full package, he will not go Aston Martin next year, so 0% for me on 2021. If/when he gets his 8th, and toto has moved accross its not the craziest thought to think Hamilton will follow, 50% chance for 2022, obviously new contract will be very telling. Its definitely a chance to prove he is truly the best driver of a generation imo

Ha still not convinced the muppets won't bugger it up for us all but that's my thought process, all in and now sitting and hoping! Getting very twitchy atm if I'm honest!

RR, 8,367,666,667 shares so you're spot on, totally was misremembering, did have old range of 1000-650 during first drop etc but yeah not as much of a gain to be had out of two

Er, not 100% sure dude, it was fag packet maths from me, ri obviously make it harder to calculate, went with RR was £4plus, now twice as many shares therefore £2, and iag 2/3 more shares, actually thinking about it its 10/3 more shares plus original so no I'm not right, will check but think you are atm! Sorry all, clear example of dyor!

Ha, why I enjoy and use the forums, definitely a comfort to know others do the same stupid ass errors, even the ones who should know better! Agree with trade plans, obviously quite frustrating when you miss targets by fraction of pence! But makes you assess what you are doing more than just buying on a whim. Unfortunately trading is not for me if I'm honest, mentality is all wrong and too emotional and greedy, with an added bonus of selective memory, only seem to hold on to the loses, real and missed profits and never give myself credit for any gains! For example this year Im just focused on all the missed opportunities, proper disappointment and almost forget I'm 40% up on the year, it's a shame but that's my personality unfortunately. I like investing and ignoring but this year the swings have just been ridiculous and had to play the game a little to make up the poor timing of majority of my trades! The stupidity shown by my self throughout year has been hard to take for me, desperate to just leave everything alone and come back in 3 years time, ignorance is bliss and would prefer not knowing that I missed 20-30% rises and falls on the journey back to 100-200% longterm gains, anyways eats and nf, you do a great service for a lot of people, it's clear your a top blokes, they're quite easy to spot, unselfishly giving up time to inform others, and get slated at times for it, crazy world of Internet forums I guess!

For potential returns on capital its RR or capita for me, however both still risky that you won't get a better buy in price if patient. If feeling more like a gamble cal, gemd could be worth a punt. The only stock that's done fa for me is shearwater, swg, avg at £2, currently at 1.36, poor results recently but felt they were trying the grow business/turnover and mayb be positioning themselves better for the future, actually think I've just chosen a dud. Been tempted with mirco focus but I'm all in atm so no spare cash to play with

Yeah I thought that, very good perspective Sammy!

Iag has increased more in relation to pre corv19 levels, so out of the two RR is more chance of gains imo

RR I'm in too, totally f*ck up with ri panic introduced sell at 1.14! Week later 2.50 was hit! Biggest c*ck up so far of the year for me, it seems to shift pretty quick, not 100% we won't see these levels again with earnings updates, still got bad news to come, but believe its a £2 plus stock and hopefully a return to divs in a few years, so yeah at 1.22 to 2, still 60% gains to be had,

I think a lot of us are now thinking that, but at that stage I was preparing to lose the biggest amount I'd invested in a punt, I wasn't prepared to double down again! Genuinely that Monday went to sell, 16p offered, then thought na, buy eventually refreshed alot, 17p and I chicken out, watched it double in less than 2 hrs, was rather gutted. Only saving grace for me was last 65p spike, then rebuys at 50p, 43p, almost did 40p but started to get the fear again! Anyways its been a journey for sure!

Damn investiod, that is a good 2020! The old saying money makes money! Very good, solid recovery plays with div potential in 5 years time being very high imo. HSBC is the only one I'm not in, almost did when the drop occurred when news came out that they had been up to usual tricks (banks seem to be glorified crooks imo) plus have small holdings in barc, Lloyds, nwg and Bank of ire so felt had enough % of portfolio exposed to this sector. Appreciated your comments from before, not as shred as I would like tbh! A lot of missed opportunities, iag I had been in for majority of the year, avoided ri by cashing out just in profit, then stupidly was back in at 95 and sold 105 to try to catch the 'bottom' missed my tradeplan then bloom bloody vaccination news, stubbornly/stupidly didn't get back in till 155! Which seems to be the new level atm. I like Senior, snr, as a potential div earner if they can make it through this next 6 months, it's 100% from bottom atm, but 100% still to go if it returns to previous levels, also fxpo as a cash cow, however its just done 200 to 240 so might retrace, but even at 240 it's 7% div, paid throughout this year

Majority view is yes, this should make you money but looks like the usual resistance at 66p is in play again, be great to break the 70p zone, and start seeing shorts being forced to close positions but all lth are enjoying a slow and steady rise atm, despite still being closed! Should be good once more clarity comes with opening etc

Hey, thanks for highlighting these, glad I'm not the only one that suffers fomo! Genuinely can't decide what I hate more selling and watching a rise or buying and watching a fall! Basically to be good at this game you need to be able to move on from previous trades, Im not very good at this and still look at shares sold for x and now see them worth 2x and just see lost money! Anyways, cheers nf,
ps eatstocks been long time reader of forum, don't think I've posted before so like to say, personally really respect your views, help and knowledge, been very balanced and useful whenever I've checked in so thanks, and keep it going please!

Good work nf, legend! Thanks

Very emotive subject and completely depends on how this has affected you personally, either health, work and family members. I have to admit I didnt think we would do what we have to protect everyone, media have done us no favors and if we are to have daily totals of deaths some context of total deaths of all causes should be reported along side. The problem is people, like all the world problems, so many want the intervention of government and demand something to be done, agree with several posters, pb absolutely spot on imo.

Hey nofear, really appreciate the response, very simular avg and obviously timing with rises and falls! The recent news hadn't comfort me either, a lot resting on ess sale and hear your views on the odd lack of confirmation etc, might try a little trading like I did with cineworld as that really helped calm the nerves getting average down a little! Just can't help feel a brexit deal, regardless of content will drive a lot of shares held upwards, its the no deal or a delay that concerns me, be rather frustrated to give up the gains again, from last weds to Mon had 9% wiped off total portfolio value when I really should have topped sliced some more obvious candidates, hindsight eh, luckily back to just under 1% off last weds year high atm but despite being long for most things seems daft not taking advantage more of the swings that occur, its just timing it well, but guess that's the game we play. Food for thought anyways so thanks!

Yeah I read you cashed out of capita, can't blame you, 8k up would do me! Money is all relative I guess, but was interested that you've taken your 35% profit now, this for cash as much as protecting from a drop. I've gone the other way and popped another chunk in at 42p! Was planning on quick 10% but typically I get greedy on the rises and I'm still holding because of the potential sale being announced etc, the other capital is for longterm anyways. Im not great at trading, fomo takes over so i tend to just hold, been quite a costly tactic so far this year!

Now before every says its not got a lot of bearing on cineworld I truly believe a no deal will spark a massive sell off accross all shares and as we have gained 130% recently im reasonably confident we will lose a chunk just out of sympathy if nothing else, so kinda related! Now question is do we believe the muppets in charge will do a deal, an extention, or no deal. Would like to gauge others views on this. I'm rolling the dice and think a trade deal will be agreed, however knowing our lot with further negotiation into next year which in that case probably means a mixed reception by markets but not worth panic selling on any drops that occur from that scenario. Are the rest of you all in on the market atm, have been cashing out or got cash reserves sitting waiting for any down turn? Any strategies in place? I'm curious to whether I'm the only bugger getting twitchy that they seem to want to take it right to the wire, is this just a show, ie they know a deal is in place already but just making it look like each side are fighting for their own?