How to survive + thrive next crash13 Feb 2016 16:12
Step one Buy Fresnillo 883p price target 1800p
Step two Reinvest in Woodford,fundsmith and three funds below
http://www.hl.co.uk/funds/three-new-opportunities
If you dont think the market will crash just follow step 2 and move along.
Back to square one after 4 years of trading.Questors negative article on banking last night persuaded me to pull out of lloyds.Better to withdraw now at break even overall and go into funds me thinks maybe.Horrendous luck with timings on buyins with both rio and lloyds and beginning to feel like uncle Albert in the navy(fools and horses).Fundsmith equity,woodford and others beckon.
I did speak to questor in real life on one of his live morning chat sessions online,I asked him what hd thought of a share and he posted a recommendation update for it the following day- ds smith.
yep that was back in the day armani optimus and myself were back to back defending aviva at 280p against the rest lol
Take out bats put in lgen 212p and 6.5% forecast div this year(note forecast not proven) and forecast 7% the following year.A real falling knife but woodfords added it as well.
Agree with all points made in your last post and in your previous post your right it does feel like trading is a better option when the markets go into a prolonged dive.
Anyway strategy of holding lloyds to 2021,hopefully doubling capital (with inclusion of dividend reinvested) continues.
plevin not pelvin,claims could be on non ppi loans based on undisclosed commision incorporated within the loan.Now wheres me lloyds car loan agreement lol.
Hot was right,my planned holding strategy was like bowling skittles and your comment on holding was worse than gambling knocked it down like a bowling ball lol,still holding long term as I dont really have a better strategy as its sods law that if I sell the market will start climbing.I did some research on pelvin and I think the markets greatly exagerated it my understanding is compensation will only be available where commision was greater than 50% to those that havent already ppi claimed.The time limits will prob be the same of the estimated 2018 deadline so I see little difference in total payout as people were getting all their ppi money back plus interest anyway.