Member Info for Investerintheknow

'Hold onto your hats as momentum is returning!' Im holding , Im holding, go baby go !

:)

Yankie futures looking good so far today ???? might keep going up - fingers and toes crossed

Talking of oil, I was once told that if you hit an empty oil vessel , it makes a noise ;)

Article on the front page of the FT today - 'UK eases sanctions on Russian oil refined into jet fuel and diesel'

(I hope this qualifies as appropriate content for this thradd)

I do chuckle reading these posts - Imagine if we were all in an office sat at desks/terminals; I’m sure the conversation would be amicable, until 'one office member' turns up (late) and throws his jacket off and tells everyone what they should be talking about. LOL

Some of us , who posses the art of subtlety, would just give other members the ‘knowing’ glance.

@Svend, we've never directly chanted with each other on here, I often enjoyed reading your posts and particularly enjoyed the Pirate posts - which brought character and entertainment during the meteoric climb. I must tell you ; you have the patience of a saint :)

Cev, well done with eee- good call - credit where credit due :)

Just back and reading these posts. my eyes are rolling.

there is a phrase ' do not enter into a discussion with an idiot , they will drag you down to their level and win through experience' lol

Retirment - 'Investerintheknow 3% not worth the hassle is it ?'

PLEASE- If you are reading this and would like to make 3% in one day - click recommend, Retirement doesnt think its getting out of bed for !

That may be the case. But back to my original comment - 'well done anyone who bought in this morning'

As for your point about it being peanuts and not worth the bother - my simple maths has proved you wrong.

As for calling the top and bottom; you yourself said you'd buy at £11 - that is your bottom, i have called the exit point now - what I would consider the top for today (It might go further)

Always trying to take peoples comments , dismiss them and steer them into a direction that it pointless, is pointless, yet you do it so often and then wonder why people get irate with you

Anyone who bought in this morning , well done.

I often jump in and out with 100K ISA, and have made a tidy profit as shown in the example

even Mr Buffet has a large cash pile, ready to fire off.

Anyone who bought in this morning , well done.

Can I stop now, has it sunk in ?

'no ones holding £100k cash ' cough cough

Each to their own. you enjoy the LTH, I enjoy swinging . :oP (queue badland)

11.19 to 11.75 = 56p

100K ISA trade, 8436 (bought at 11.19) x 56p = just shy of £5K 5%

-(trade tax 0.5%)

Not a bad days pay , if you played it

Anyone who bought this morning - well done, nice day trade/swing trade profit :)

... and I dont mean the share price LOL,,,, I love this forum.

More from motley fool (actually better than their drivel over the last 5 years regarding RR)

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/investors-face-truth-booming-rolls-053900478.html

@tim, before you ask, here read this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976_sterling_crisis

I think , stock traders are still positive, but commodity traders realise that the strait of hormoz is a bigger thing than is being represented by the stock traders. Its worse than the 70's , and many stock traders weren’t around for that. Add to that - in the UK - the 70's was masked by strikes and the IMF bailout - so we tend to focus on that rather the oil shock – when we look retrospectively ; plus the discovery of north sea oil at the end of the 70's sheltered us (although it was know about for decades - but until the 70;s was just not economical to drill). :)

Google search 'Bridget Phillipson is married'

AI answer 'Yes, Bridget Phillipson is married to her husband, Lawrence, who works in financial services. They married in 2009 and have two children.'

So there it is ! Hetrosexual couples trying to turn boys into girls. Stop this madness

@retirment, Fordm's tune is dated. I've worked with many,, a 50/50 split in one office. Most don't want to ‘bring’ their ancestors 'backward' ways and only pay lip-services because of their elders. My best mate at my previous place- who'd I do fish & chip friday with - was fround and looked down upon by the others in the office (who were of his creed) - turns out it was because he'd married his cousin. I still went for fish and chips with him every Friday.

At the end of the 90’s the elder generation were worried that their children/grand children were becoming too westernised, this coincided with the opening of EU borders (competition in the jobs market), and the arrival of radical preachers in the mosques from the east– the up shot is a generation who pick and choose historical events as an excuses for their lack of success; and not the fact that their was sudden competition from an influx of EU works , added with a pressure from their elders to resist integration and modernisation . Then add to this the boom in easy communication where by you could live in one country / culture yet still keep an almost hermit–like contact with a culture 1000’s miles away ; which means you no longer need to intergrate.

Fordm, 'i hope you are old enough to realise that asians ('

I'm not only old enough , but also worked with many , and count them as friends (1st and 2nd gen)- I once lived in a northern city ;)

The point being , and the difference, is over the last 20 years we have had an influx of 10million, without work and infrastructure already pre-arranged, - a big difference to what occurred before.

But there is a point to add, that inviting the rest of the wider family (and elder members) across has put a strain on the NHS /socail services - just at a time when the boomers also became more dependent on it - This si not good for the NHS ; which like the armed services ; is a drain on TAX and not a profit maker.