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Again it all depends if you're in this to try and make short terms gains or whether you're invested longer term. Of course I hope the JV will be signed today but I won't worry if it isn't, in fact I won't worry if it isn't ever - I'm invested because I am convinced Ceres have some tech which will become hugely in demand at some point in the coming years and that lots of contracts will be secured - some will happen, others will fall through. The share price might drop after results, who knows. If it does, as we've seen before, it can make up ground very quickly with good news too. Those wanting big profits on their shares tomorrow might be disappointed but I believe in the long term there will be rewards for those who are patient. It's very easy to get obsessed with the daily ups and downs but it really is better to think longer term. You can still decide to take profits shorter term if they present themselves.
Not ideal but Huawei and Chinese relations with western countries have had similar issues over the past few years. I don't think it will affect the JV in itself. As others have said, we just don't know for sure what will happen with the JV and can only go on the updates we have, which have been positive. Anything else is speculation.
Completely agree. Investors are very nervous and reactionary at the moment. Even the slight drop in the Lloyds price yesterday after 3 weeks of solid, steady gains caused panic, outrage, people selling their entire holdings and declaring investing dead! Completely unbelievable.
The drop this morning is an incredible overreaction.
A meteoric rise. 50% since Thursday! I've been selling off tranches that I bought on the way down and at the bottom at between 10-15% profit, the latest was bought at 635p and sold at 721p just now. Wondering if I really should have held onto them all now :)
I bought in at 1000p in December and thought I'd done ok averaging down to 959p! The magnitude of the fall has been a bit shocking but in for the long haul. Will not be topping up any further until a bounce back is firmly underway!
Faulkes, is it not at the current price because that's where the market - all things considered - currently values it? So I don't think it's right to say it's unattractive at this price. People are buying the shares in roughly equal quantities as those who are selling...