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I wish I'd sold when it got to 50p but thought it would do better.

I've been dragged deeper and deeper with this one. Stock has split several times so always bought more. Think i need this back up to £9 to break even. Wish I'd have stayed clear of this. Long term hold for me and see what happens in 10 years

First got in @ £2.378 so was super excited when it started it's climb. Currently averaging £3.683 after topping up a lot between £4.25 and £4.80. So still profitable but honestly have no idea where this is going. Some say £6 very soon. Others say £10 in a year or so. Others say not going anywhere. My research (amateur) gets to around £6.30 but there doesn't seem much confidence at the moment

It's not often you get in at the perfect time but I bought this at £5.049. Just wish I'd have bought more. Don't know whether to hold on long term or sell up. Great performance.

If there's one stock I regret buying its PMO. Originally bought in at 40p and topped up in the 30s. Didn't buy anymore when it was rock bottom and just accepted a loss. Then when covid recovery kicked in and it started to climb I bought in again at 30p. I'm sure you look at my trades and think 'that's how not to do it'!!!!!

I've been is since 70p mark. I'll keep buying every time it dips like it has recently. Hoping it gets back above 140p soon

Lol. That would be helium. Hydrogen is a touch more explosive!

I had a similar worry about the future of paypoint. My strategy has been buying stocks affected by covid and waiting for the recovery. Paypoint hasn't picked up yet but this article is positive

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/02/03/why-i-think-under-loved-paypoint-is-fighting-fit-for-the-future/

Let's hope so. Was aiming for £7 with this one but decided just to keep hold of this. Hope it just keeps gaining

Surely at some point they're going to send he government a massive invoice for millions of vaccine doses. I'm tempted to double up at this price but not sure on its true value. Think loads of people bought in at the start of the pandemic. So was £80 overpriced???

£2 would be fair. Bought in at £0.90 and sold at £1 for a quick profit. Soon bought back again for a long term hold when looking at the numbers. My target is £2 and can't argue with the recent growth. Roll on £2

Mcro does seem to have a huge jump then steady decline. I'm not a trader so not constantly buying and selling to profit on the ups and downs. Got to agree that this can only go up long term but with these regular drops in between.

If it goes below £4 I'll be buying another chunk

Good post for a Friday afternoon. Indivior was my first and favourite stock. Every week there is a blip like this I top up a little bit. Roll on next week

Can't particularly help answer the question but it's one I've been struggling with. Was aiming for £1.05 but looking at the previous history with this company I don't know whether to sell for a quick profit or hold on and get back to the £2 in years to come.. Any thoughts?

Does anyone have any opinions about the future potential sp of hwdn? I bought it for a quick profit post covid but tempted to hang on.... from around August 19 it started its rise up past the £7 mark then covid hit. Don't think will be too long before it's back at £7 - £7.30. But will it stop there? Could it just keep on climbing???

Something about a claim by Reckitt Benckiser for £1Billion. Doesn't sound new but the update might have frightened people. I'm no expert by the way!

I've added more at 92p. Personally I thought this was a bargain at 104p. But I'm not trying to make a quick profit but hoping to hold for at least 6 months and get somewhere above the 150p range. I'm no expert so could be talking rubbish but it's got to go up soon

I bought in at 18p and then topped up at 23p. Just been stuttering between 24p and 26p

Just made this my number 1 investment so hoping it can get moving north

Any thoughts on the share price over the next few months? Can't find many opinions or broker views on the web so thought I'd do what I usually do and ask here.