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If you bought in and have made a profit and believe in a stocks future successes then in my opinion also it is best to stay in, not only do you guarantee not missing an unexpected rise but you also keep a safety margin between your entry price and current/ future prices.
Don't play with this one, too many positive news events to chance not missing out.
Basic stuff but the advice t may help some new to trading.
Good chat folks, thought I'd chip in on the subject of lawyers and justice in the USA. We all probably feel lawyers there are often greedy and frankly sickening but the recent absolute dismissal of all those spurious Trump "stop the steal" cases by judges over there at least gives judges there some credibility. Sorry I brought up the "T" word but was relevant and couldn't be avoided to make my point.
So HOPEFULLY no matter what the LAWYERS are upto the judge will be just.
Hi Andy, I'm feeling pretty confident that the market problems are mostly behind us now as fears of inflation have subsided and by the time they creep up again I think central banks will acyltively buy bonds to keep the bond yield figure down so interest rates don't overwhelm economies with their humongous debts... Wl
I think we have seen the bottom, I'd wait till end of day or maybe tmw and then BUY
Hi Big Double, you are totally correct bond yields are just one piece of the puzzle, but in this particular instance it is 90% of the answer imo.
I'm not an expert but on this occasion I felt many where wondering and worrying what was going on and I felt I knew, and still do.
Still much for me to learn though btw Big Double I always read your posts and generally feel there's someone there who's been in this game allot longer than I...
Cheers.
To again illustrate the effect Bond yields have had lately consider this, the yield on a 10 yer US bond suddenly jumped from say 1% to 1.6% around 2nd week Jan, then the night before yesterday the yields dropped - we all saw the turn around in ou fortunes this created yesterday. Last night the yields % dropped a little more so like I posted before 8 this morning "expecting a good day today" and here we are.
Should you see the yields suddenly tick up again don't be surprised if we take a trip south again.
Martinu and any others not sure of why sector just took a big dive since 2nd week Jan... I refer you to my constant IT'S BOND YIELDS suddenly going up due to inflation and the fear of more inflation.
Anyone who doesn't really understand this a good thing to do for 10 mins is go on U-tube and search some thing like. US 10 year bond, you'll soon understand. As an investor and given the huge movements in price this created I'd say it's worth understanding.
GLA
I'd also agree chat here does nothing measurable to the SP so we should all remind ourselves of that and I'd like to say I don't like immature or aggressive language posted on here even if it is to "call out" some BS merchant peddling their unsubstantiated nonsense.
Excellent input there thanks Rouley much appreciated by others too I'm sure.
Hi Chiss I haven't tried to work out when payments will come through I'm comfortable just seeing a steady stream of orders confirmed knowing payments will follow at some point.
CH I mainly agree with other 2 posters opinion but there is certainly merit in your thinking also.
Tekmar isn't anyone's favourite stock atm but it's in a great position as a market leader in a clearly expanding sector. The company seems to be getting itself on a sure footing again with huge orders and apparently cutting costs so I hope in a few months or so it may well become more attractive. Its not done much wrong except not get noticed much, I've a feeling its because its been seen as closer to oil than green so missed out on recent green sector uplift and as we know actually dropped value.
I'm waiting for the rise nay worries.