Am I the only one who thinks the rise today is slightly pathetic...we've been slaughtered around 60% down from IPO price, we finally get excellent news and strong forecasts, and it rises a lame 2%...underwhelming :\
In all my time investing, I've sold too soon, I see a bad red day/series of red days and want to keep my profit (aka...i'm a wimp). I missed out on doubling up through easyjet, and took 40% profit instead. Same with RR, Carnival ETC. This time round, I feel confident about Saga, and I feel this year could be a double up, I'm not selling under any circumstance, I will only average down on dips. Good luck all
This is my biggest holding in my portfolio, I have a really good feeling about Saga, and have my eyes set on 600+. This share has a lot of recovery potential, and as the positive headlines roll out in the next 6 months, and bookings go crazy etc, I can see this continuing the rally. If you compare this to Easyjet (in terms of travel) Easyjet is actually higher than it was at some points in the year pre-covid, which is why I sold 50% of my holding today and moved more into Saga.
I feel like these shares have been waiting to surge their mind off, but too many reluctant people because of covid. When the news starts rolling in on further vaccines, provisional dates for re-opening things etc. Bookings are going to go insane, and we will all be going on cruises using our Saga gains ;)
I'd have to disagree, I have booked flights with Easyjet for March. I got them for £250. Since Rishi Sunak said UK could be out of lockdown in Feb, the prices for the same flights are now £500 and selling like hot cakes. I think it's a good entry point today.
Sold out 75% with a 6% return, gutting considering how much more that was a few weeks back, but I don't like the direction this is heading. I normally weather the storm and hold my shares, but if 'talks' of a no deal have tanked us this much, what is going to happen if it is a no deal? (Which almost every article is implying). If a no deal happens, I will look for another entry point.
I remember the day Cine closed cinema's and we dropped through the floor, and this page was being spammed with people selling/telling others to sell. Congrats to the select few that held on in hard times, enjoy the green and lets hope for plenty more!
I find it funny how long term investors are very honest about their holdings/valuation, where as shorters have your typical gambler mentality, saying they're up when they're massively down, talking about their big wins, but none of the big losses. You guys have been burnt to sh*t in the last couple weeks and can't bring yourself to admit it, enjoy the red!
Every time I come here to see informed posts about Cine I see everyone replying to this Shorterguy troll who seems to spend his time just trying to knock this share, I dont know what's worse, his posts or people actually giving him what he wants and replying (I acknowledge i'm feeding it with this post, but i'm hoping some of you read this and just stop addressing his ****)
If it makes you feel better - I sold my holdings at a 40% loss as I really couldn't see them pulling through, now they're nearly 100% up in 3 days...
Rolls royce have bounced 80% in the last 3 days, they're in a fairly similar position to Cine, if not worse, I'm hoping we see a similar thing for Cine
It's pretty sad isn't it - people who aren't invested coming on the board just to say they'd never invest in it and call those invested stupid etc, we might be suffering a loss on our valuations, but their whole life is a loss if they get pleasure out of coming on forums to berate investors on shares they don't hold
It's been tweeted by Cineworlds official page? Ask your 14 y/o son to teach you not to be a sarcastic moron too, I didn't ask people to 'tell me what to do' I asked what peoples strategies were.
What are all of you guys holding at 50p, 60p, 70p etc planning on doing if we open tomorrow sub 20p? Hold, sell, average down? If I see anything sub 25, i'm going to average down, and hold for the long term
Yeah I'm aware it was a bit of a punt, when I say biggest holding I mean for individual share investment, I still have my ETFs/ISAs which hold a lot more, still, gutting news