RE: 30th september report28 Jul 2020 22:49
If you hold, Which I am sure you do, then you need to decide what level of risk you wish to take. This will depend on a number of factors unique to your own circumstances I would imagine.
The results will be factored into the rise (I talk from experience having been in and out over the years). However until that actual report lands including the results and investigation no one knows exactly and that’s where the risk factor comes in - if markets receives it well and accepts findings it could ( COULD) not will go up 10-20% on the day with a then increased market confidence which translates to a steady rise before finding its new normal which to be fair was £4.4-10 4-6 weeks ago. So if going into results it’s £3-3.50 maybe tap out and bank your profit and be prepared to sit it out on the sidelines if it goes to £4./4.50... however you may call it right and on the day the market doesn’t like what it sees and it may drop back to £2.50 who knows !”?? The truth is none of us do, we can hypothesise, debate, argue the toss etc etc
Shares are nothing more than educated gambling, the more research you do and understand the more you can mitigate the risk. Ultimately there is always risk and as a Pi you are more exposed to that risk than anyone even more so on the AIm250 but and its a big but... what’s your options these days 0.05% interest On a ISA ? Gone are days of 5/6% interest rates on savings provably not to be seen again in my working life anyway. So yes it’s a gamble of sort, but keep your nerve, if you are nervous or anxious stay away from these forums is my advice they fuel anxiety. If you are confident in your holding and enjoy the debate keep checking in, all just my humble advice what do i know!! Not much of I wouldn’t be tapping away with this at 10pm lol