REMINDER: Our user survey closes on Friday, please submit your responses here.
Agreed, my point is that Rolls Royce has value and is a recovery stock so why is it not reflected in the share price. Not expecting big jumps just trying to understand why it’s not in line with the industry and it’s peers.
Hi Culco
Yes different perspective are welcome and it’s important to invest within your comfort zone / risk profile.
Here’s an interesting article on mister Buffet, the system is rigged, we need to understand it and play the game.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.thenation.com/article/archive/special-investigation-the-dirty-secret-behind-warren-buffetts-billions/tnamp/
My view is different, you are all investing directly because you feel you can beat the "traditional" system. or which patience and slow and steady is the norm. The system gives you your 5 % to 10% annual increase while they reap the rewards with millions in big bonusses, fast cars and properties. They give you the patience mantra because that's how they keep the masses calm as they make millions.
As witnessed lately - crypto, reddit , robinhood etc... are all challenging the norm and I dont see why we shouldn't reap the rewards too, regurgitating what the institutions tell the sheep on this chat site makes me laugh. Pretty much defeats the rationale of why you are investing directly - go back to the herd / institutions and let us look at the daily price and try to beat the system.
Thanks Stockready1,
Am with you on RR and its potential etc... , I do plan to hold this long term.
However will beg to differ on the "no such thing on FTSE stocks" etc... I subscribe to a different school of thought where in my view Institutional Investors Can Move Stock Prices to Their Advantage. Manipulating stock prices can happen quite easily, and it takes place more often than you might think. Achieving it in a perfectly legal way is not necessarily difficult, depending on how much trading power an entity has.
Lets agree to disagree - as this is a whole different topic. I wish you all the best on RR and other investments.
Thanks Stockready1,
Am with you on RR and its potential etc... , I do plan to hold this long term.
However will beg to differ on the "no such thing on FTSE stocks" etc... I subscribe to a different school of thought where in my view Institutional Investors Can Move Stock Prices to Their Advantage. Manipulating stock prices can happen quite easily, and it takes place more often than you might think. Achieving it in a perfectly legal way is not necessarily difficult, depending on how much trading power an entity has.
Lets agree to disagree - as this is a whole different topic. I wish you all the best on RR and other investments.
All depends on when you bought in e.g. I though a recovery was underway once the price hit 1.15 so bough in, it climbed a bit and then fell :-)
I guess that's the point the LTH are making, that if you have invested before rights issue etc... then theoretically it should be up. However some of us came to the party a bit late.
I feel your pain, sitting on pretty substantial paper losses with RR with both my shares and long positions. )(I joined the party after the rights issue - so didn't get that advantage)
However trying to understand fundamentals and sentiment to make informed decisions (sell, hold, buy more etc..) - unfortunately neither making sense to me :-)
My challenge with this share and why keep buying more is that I cannot see any inherent reason for the price to be so low unless it is being kept there for a reason i.e. somone's looking to buy them, major fund wants to get in cheap.
Travel is opening up and planes are starting to take to the sky. There is an interesting pipeline of innovative projects and no airline related business will grow i.e. military etc...
The question is "why" is RR share price not rising.
Pretty much the entire airline industry had to take some form of loan / rights issue etc..., cash flow not a problem for RR this year and sale of ITP should shore up the balance sheet. So what is keeping this so low?
So if you guys are holding for 2 to 3 years and want everyone to forget about day to day and not talk about share price, trying to understand why you are on this chat board. you literally have nothing to talk about or contribute.
@Nobodyyou know
Lets see on March 17th it went to 128 and today its 04 , thats almost 19% drop in 5 weeks. (this seems normal to you post pandemic ?)
Now I like to come on this chat site and discuss what's on my mind, as a long term holder who doesn't care about now why are you here?
Same logic would apply to FTSE then right? why wait for 8am open and 4:30pm close?
The point is (the plebs) retail investors follow the market timings (at least I do). My view on US is the sentiment on RYCEY does drive the price up or down, this has a two hour overlap with FTSE RR.L