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The same Morgan Stanley "experts" who Warren Buffett and the FED bailed out during the 2008 financial crises? The same MS who SP has tanked 35% since February. If you want to get poor, listen to the "analysts" pathetic !

fundamentals including the cash pile for Aviva is quite incredible.

The problem here is that other stocks are over 55-80% down and even those that are 40% down offer a quicker upside. I do like this but it has a lot further to go. I mean, look at Aviva, it has a huge cash pile and is dropping like a STONE. gla

Caitlin, you must be desperate. Still shorting? See you at £15.

Tacet. And which part are you referring to?

I honestly cant believe that the SP is so low. What a time to be able to buy. Huge value investors dream.

Once again in the Strong Buy SP range. GLA

Not sure whether to laugh at your spelling, or your advise? or the entire post in general. How about you maybe read a book on stocks and come back to us when you have. You are clearly trading this and each to their own, but trying to get the SP lower by your ridiculous unsubstantiated post is lame. GLA

Investing today.

for those putting their money in AIM companies being pumped and dumped. Do those ramping not realise that many who get sucked in will lose everything. thinking of putting any my into any stock, please research, research and research some more. ALL IMHO gla

Max, I can see your energy and enthusiasm. Are you trying t convince others or yourself to buy?

P.S I do not disagree with much of your post but if and it is a big IF cinemas in Europe reopen and no new cases of Covid are announced then great but I would be very cautious here. If Italy, Spain and Germany, the latter which has seen cases rise. The silver screen may be an industry which may never be the same again and that would be a huge huge shame as I love the cinema.

https://www.financialexpress.com/lifestyle/travel-tourism/carnival-cruise-to-return-in-august-bookings-surge-600-but-theres-a-catch-check-details/1954739/

Brent is pulling it under

Good Morning Arsenal,

One can hope. I wouldn't mind a large buy around £3 again.

I think more like £3.05 open with a steady rise and close around £3.11. GLA

This is to open this chat for Otto, TakingTime and any other quiet Boeing investors. The SP is currently $121 per share. This is down from a 52 week high of $386. Strong Buy.

Otto, I'm not sure if I told you but I doubled my holding in Carnival after their announcement that the will sail again at the end of August. Huge returns and previous divis were exceptional. It will take a while and a longer term play like Boeing IMHO. however, it is more risky compared to my safe Banks, Oil, insurance stocks. GLA

Hi TAKING, I think its a different exposure with Boeing to BP, and IAG. It is aerospace and defence and one hell of a company as Buffett put it in the recent Berkshire Hathaway AGM. It is huge.

Hi PWA,

We could start talking about Boeing over on that BB. I have posted. Otto, has invested and others interested so maybe we could get the chat going. I intend adding a significant % if it continues to drop. GLA

It seems you have a good range there and very diversified. Glad that you are up and some cracking picks there!

One that I am about to buy if it hits $50 is TSN. Tyson are Americas largest meat producer. When the economy reopens, just think of all the hungry population rushing back to Chick Fil, KFC, McDonalds.

I have also arranged my portfolio for rapid returns and longer term plays. So for example, BP, AV, SEAS, CINE etc faster rebound.
Whereas Boeing, AAL, TSN, (all banks) slower long term.

GL Buddy. Keep me updated.

BYND has had phenomenal run. The RSI on BYND has hit 73 as I type, so you may see a pullback going into the weekend or next week.