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Just wondering whether there has been any news recently.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAE_Systems_Tempest
It sounds like AIM is the way to go to have some fun such as what you guys had.
Its a new world to me however and I have avoided due to access to charts and the like. My chart packages just does do AIM or even most FTSE 250.
I was wondering... where do you guys go or how do you find about developments such as today when things kick off price action wise..?
What has been going on with the recent price fall? Ever since I bought this week its been selling off. Anyone would think that Labour has plans to nationalise before distributing shares and broadcasting Coronation street to the workers.
I thought that too. Rather belatedly. Now look at the charts for utilities, over days and weeks prices have been in decline. Death by thousand cuts. Perhaps it was the FT article about seizing and distro of shares to shirkers.
https://www.ft.com/content/9e8ec464-0734-11ea-9afa-d9e2401fa7ca
My gut instinct is still that in the short term the price will drip back down a little more. Then one day I wake up to read the news about such a tie-up happening. There is no smoke without fire. And private equity firms have thrown so much $ at Metro to keep it ticking along that it won't fail.
The stock is a bargain and short interest hasn't helped. My beef with the LBG theory is that LBG has been disconnecting itself from the high street. Banks are closing stores and will do so in the following years. Business strategy for high net worth is more up LBG street. The business case for Metro - flashy stores + good customer service is just not strong enough. It had more weight after the credit crunch. But a void in the market was quickly filled by online challenger banks. And even Zopa has a license these days but a niche product.
Thats my take with some other stocks. Initially I thought it was a bot as the volumes were high and close in terms of time. They try to move price to it stops. But I tend to think that the size reported is just wrong.
Is it my imagination or has performance declined since the July selloff? I guess there is high correlation with FTSE and perhaps some seasonal factors at play.
But more generally, if say a global IT has no correlation with the FTSE 100 but there happens to be a general selloff would I be correct to assume that even global IT's do not really provide exposure to other markets as these are ultimately traded on LSE...
Well yesterday I became the proud owner of ITV even though I 0am 6.1% down. I was itching to buy and intend to keep for beyond my wretched life. But I will never suss out how trading near/on a news day works. I always get it wrong. Look at TW too. Is bizarre that the price is down so much on good news.