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https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/RIO.L.IX/cheat-sheet

4710-4768p area to watch for a bottom over next month..

Just checked BARCHARTS.com.
They have a support level at 4768p, and JPM have a target of 4900p, so I believe this is equal weight where we are sitting at.

Leave until January where we may see a sale.

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/RIO.L.IX/overview

Views are very much appreciated.

Merry Christmas all

What’s your weighting?

I have a 8% here, though my worst is RDS at 10%

Pharma is my heavyweight and has done me well, AZN, ABBVIE, NVS, JNJ, VERTEX, GSK

Thinking of buying more now, or do I wait for January Sales??

I have 275 at a lovely jubbly £22.59 average held since 2009.
With the sought after minerals required for tech than ever before this stock looks very undervalued, I say by 30%!

Yes, BHP will delist from FTSE100, but will have the BHP listing remain in London like Banco Santander have done when they came to London.

My question is, we would be better to hold RIO than BHP?

So, watch for 4225p for the drop to continue to a bottom then reassess.

That’s my plan.

Iv held both BHP & RIO for a decade now, and do want to buy VALE next year along with more inflation busting goodies like DGE, and maybe AXP..

Some technicals for people to browse over before before something they may not understand.

I still believe come Jan-Feb is where the big sale will be sub 4000p.

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/RIO.L.IX/overview

Do you think the SP will continue this bull trend based on moving averages through the completion of ALXN deal?

I’m thinking on adding 1/3 more here to this. I already have AZN, ABBVIE, JNJ, GSK, GILD, and VERTEX.
Gla

YOU should have tried to price down after 20-30% drop in SP.

I have rejoined since the down trend of last 8yrs. Bought 2500 this morning.

I do believe UK banks dividend policy is out of sync with other countries like US. I have GS, LLOY, HSBA and now BARC.

Been buying more US stocks last 12months. SPG looks a great dividend recovery with real estate.

All best everyone.

Hope you listened to what I had been mentioning in January-Feb.

Unilever still remains a strong SELL. So wait until it crosses 3728p to consider buying another tranche.

We have a weak dollar continuing its trend and cause commodity stocks to continue to move above $65 Crude oil, but this consumer brand will be forgotten about as risk on trades continue.

Watch out for this FRIDAYS unemployment’s numbers!

This Unilever share price still remains a STRONG SELL, at least another 7% can be sliced away here to 3728p. This is a pivot level to go higher from here.

This is still going to stay as a strong sell mainly due to currency headwinds, and believe by looking at charts is going to continue downward trend ..

So, just as I had already discussed back in Nov /Dec ( check my post ). I knew Unilever was destined to deckine going forward. But one certain user was saying I was an ameteur ! Lol

I’m still loving my 2052 Unilever shares!

The Oscillators are looking bearish, and this is still in a downward trend as I last mentioned in a November.

Utilities, Financials and consumer staples have unperformed the broader market, and still stick to my guns that your better waiting for below 4000p when we get the March correction of 10% or thereabouts.

I’m LONG ULVR (10yrs maybe we will be triple digits) £100?
My latest investments of GILD, APPLE & SPG doing well.

GLA

Biggest concern has been and current is the dividend payout ratio. It’s not been covered by earnings after everything else.
But as they cut the dividend last year it’s helped, we just have see a continued improvement in EPS.

I bought 1370 at £13.61 2yrs ago, but thinking of offloading today before ex-doc tomorrow and buying SPG. Simon Property Group. Gain from $ weakness and also takes away Brexit pressure.

I have 2500 NG, had since 2004.

Far from it matey!!

Remember we ALWAYS get a correction of some description in January too, and yes I’m a bull case.

IF you look at the 200 DMA, and oscillators this is destined to go lower than 4200p as I have already said.
It’s nothing to do with what it hit on a EU deal.

WE have the 3rd lockdown to deal with come January to possibly Feb/March too.

For the next move higher, I’d wait for 4159p.
If it goes lower, or when it goes lower after that, free fall will occur. JPM is right to be a neutral, Barclays has a large upside as they’re looking to push UK stocks up.
I’d look more at longer term growth and not what’s round the corner here.
Markets have no fundamentals; last week Airbnb listed and on first day had a value larger than Marriott hotels, Hilton, Booking.com. The funny part. Airbnb have NO assets. This market has been ruined by Robinhood in my view, not one to get serious about...

Hi, I’m a long term holder of Unilever stock since 2001, and have been buying more over last 2yrs.

Looking at the trend, I can see this going lower to 3400-3600p by next year not up.

My reasons are not just based on euro movement, but economic movement of goods and tariffs making products more expensive and could push people away from the Unilever brands for more of the supermarket own brands produced in UK.