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Done just brought £25000 at 4087 Prudential shares at £6.084. Very nice.

Anyway, I think I'll buy another £25,000 at this current Prudential price...

I love how SavageKeyboard and AimMaster are so interested by my investments. I don't check in on my investments every day, but it seems that they do it for me. Quite funny really.

@Garonne. For me Prudential is a no brainer investment - a growth stock in time. In the meantime, I am happy to let it sit and add in the dips. Jefferies has a £13.10p target, which is more than 100% above the current share price (link below):

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1060016/prudential-quietens-some-of-the-doubts-with-update-us-bank-suggests-1060016.html

Done. £25,000 invested. 4000 Prudential shares at £6.216p. Will look to add more soon.

£25,000 will do any minute now...

Thanks @Finley. In fact at the current price, I'm about to add more Prudential...

SavageKeyboard just typed a comment about me on the Prudential Plc discussion board. What a desperate saddo.

If anyone wants to know what SavageKeyboard is like...take a look at his posts on Capita. He is a de-ramper of Capita in a serious way. Very dark chap who is disliked or ignored by everyone on the Capita discussion board. Oh well, each to their own. The fact is I invested into Prudential at circa £6.01 and have held ever since. I added more Prudential after my sale of Capita. Since I sold, Capita has lost alot of investors recently and is shorted, so I sold at the right time. I have no intention of selling Prudential and am happy to hold and add very shortly.

Does anyone else notice the SavageKeboard only has very dark thoughts. He/she/they cannot seem to add any value or insights on any of his/her/their posts, and cannot type a post without using a pathetic emoji. What a petulant child.

@SavageKeyboard. No need to worry about my investment in Prudential Plc old chap. I am very comfortable with it. I know what I know.

SavageOne are you actually invested in any share anywhere? Do tell. Also, why do you have such a dark obsession with Capita. You are a disgruntled ex-Capita employee aren't you? Or did you apply for a job at Capita and were rejected?

@Aimless. Oh dear me...you are a doubter and a skeptic. You should take a look at my comments and look as to when I bought Prudential - the proof is in the pudding. When I purchased into Wood Group (which was down 60% in one day) at £75,000 at circa 49p (I calculated and the low and was right), and take a quick profit (I sold at the high of 60p and was right) in less than 24 hours...you say I was lucky. Sorry old chap, luck has zero to do with it. Right place, right time, and the confidence to press the buy button. You say I am a day-trader. I am a day trader when it suits, I am also an investor for the short and long term - it all depends on the investment opportunity. I researched Wood Group and saw a very easy way to make a fast buck, so took it. No brainer. Wood Group is now on .63p at the time of this post and is still under-valued. You also mentioned I am a gambler. I hate to break it to you Aimless, but every time anyone invests on the stockmarket it is a gamble. Roll the dice... As for your comment I am no longer in BAE - sorry but your crystal ball has failed once more. It's a shame we are unable to post documents on this discussion board, as I think you would be shocked to see my short and long term investments (includes BAE) and the increases since I bought and where they are today. I also predicted that Capita is headed for 16p just the other day...looks like this will happen as it's already hovering around the late 16p and early 17p mark. Now, I know I'm not right all the time on all of my investments, no one is. It seems to me Aimless that you spend a lot of time commenting on my investments and trades (and you only know my trades if/when I bother to let you know), and you even jump onto other discussion boards to comment on me and my trades there. Of course, when they do well (and they almost always do) - you simply look the other way and shrug, look down into your deep pockets and shuffle your coins about. The fact is Aimless, I have come to the conclusion that you really don't have much of a clue when it comes to investments, whether they be a day trade, short term or long term...and you are somewhat of an investor stalker. I actually think it's you who is the day trader and gambler. I doubt very much I will let you know of future investments and trades I make from now onwards, as I actually thought you were interested in Wood Group and I encouraged you to invest. However, I now realise you're a sideline-watcher who is quick with a mis-informed comment and based on your own dark fantasies.

@Garonne. I am bullish on Prudential, but then I plan to hold for a minimum of 3-5 years. So I'm really not bothered about short term fluctuations on share price. There will be plenty of bumps along the road, however, the market is not anti-Prudential as the management is good, and the revenues and profits are strong and expected to continue well into the future. In other words the fundamentals at Pridential is strong. A sneeze here and there doesn't mean the flu.

@Jxp101. I doubt you are an accountant. You lead with your qualification - a sure sign of someone desperate to win 'instant respect', but only serves to delude yourself. Unfortunatley for you, I work with and know lots of accountants (and chartered accountants), so I'm pretty sure (actually 100% sure) that you are definately not an accountant (of any sort). You are simply a 'ramper' with a bad attitude. Like King Canute you yell...'everyone is wrong except me'. At least in your last post you managed not to include an expletive (for once). Anyway, I won't respond to your next expletive-ladened post. I'd rather watch the grass grow...in autumn and winter. Goodnight and goodbye Mr/Mrs Ramper (aka wannabe accountant).

@Laura2022 You're welcome and goodnight.

@Jxp101 'I say 80p close today.' Posted 8 November 10.40am.

Another woeful prediction by Jxp101. He/she/they is definately no accountant. Just a 'ramper' of Wood Group. Probably deep underwater and needs it to rise to 80p to break even.

@Jxp101 '90p maximum before Christmas and depending on outcome of review its either boom time or back to 60p.'

I don't care if you are invested in Wood Group or not. Your prediction for the future direction of Wood Group's share price is so wide-ranging it's meaningless and full of 'out' clauses'. Rubbish in fact. Typical accountancy talk.

@Jxp101 '90p maximum before Christmas and depending on outcome of review its either boom time or back to 60p.'

So in summary, your price range is 60p to 90p... Good grief. Your 'price prediction' is not credible. Just because you are an accountant/auditor does not make you an expert invest in the stock market. The market will always decide the value of a stock, not an accountant/auditor.

@Aimless @SavageKeyboard. Just checked in here and can see you're still trying to mock JO for selling my Capita stake to zero. Based on the Capita share price, which looks to be on the way to 16p, it looks like I timed it well (not planned that way, but I'll happily take it). Anyway FYI I am very happy with my investment in Prudential Plc. As you already know, but refuse to acknowledge, I invested in Prudential Plc at £6.01 and added to that with my Capita sale. Prudential will never drop to £6.00 again (absolute bargain price), and it will be a slow burner, so I will hold for quite a while as the upside is massive especially when the China and Tiger economies take off. That aside, I have investments in plenty of other UK stocks. I seem to recall you mentioned Capita will outperform one of my other stocks BAE. I doubt that, unless of course there is world peace declared forever more.

@Aimless You were over at Wood Group's discussion board on Friday and tried to mock my initial £75,000 investment there too. Did you invest (you never did answer me)? I was in for £100,000 (added the extra £25,000 early AM Friday) and made a tidy profit from when I invested i.e. Thursday late afternoon (the low as it turned out) to Friday when it hit 60p and I sold out. I did post when I was in and then out, but you were strangely silent. More importantly, what about you...did you buy into Wood Group? Aimless, I have told you before, you need to watch JO and follow if you want to make serious returns. Luckily for you, I am waiting for the next opportunity, so watch this space if you want to make more than your usual tenner profit...!

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