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Jim, not even that! I'm happy to be corrected here, but I see it more as a snap shot of info. Despite not having the experience to use it to it's full advantage, I still find it very useful. I definitely trade a lot less than I used to because I no longer buy or sale on gut feeling alone. For example, one of my past misdemeanors, was to sell into a spike only to then watch the share price continue to rise. With the L2 info, if the buy side of the order book massively outweighs the sells then I'm more likely to wait it out. If nothing else it cuts down on my fees and makes me feel like I'm not relying solely on luck. Good luck though!!
The OG Jim, I sold a chunk on Weds at 112.1 , instantly regretted it and then bought back in today at 25 past eight (107.7). At 0830 I felt like the cleverest man alive (108.5). Not so sure now! It's a rarity to get the highs and lows spot on but I recommend access to L2 info if you're going to make a habit of trying. Good luck with what you decide.
I see you're a self confessed scalper here in Boo and RR. I occaisionaly take profits in both these companies, if I feel it's the right thing to do. I sometimes rely on the alignment of the stars but at other times I will let the L2 info guide me. Do you have access? Apologies, if I'm teaching you to suck eggs. Regards.
I did that very job for years as a Ltd co contractor in Austria, Germany and Switzerland because unfortunately in the UK they do come very cheap. Especially since IR35. Makes more sense to work in Tesco. I now make more money sitting around in my pants making money with a laptop. Sad but true.
That's the answer in a nutshell. Investors are scared of loosing money so they sell. I'm holding because, whilst I think the next few weeks may be volatile, I don't want to be in the unenviable position of missing a decent rise, shortly after selling!
I'm not a day trader either, but I wouldn't hold on to shares that I thought were going to drop by ten percent plus. We're talking about 2 minutes work for a ten percent gain???? Do you not want an extra ten percent holding in RR for 2 minutes work? Or do you not have any strength in your convictions about share price movements?
Agreed, a solid buy at these levels. Summer's on it's way and it will be a riotous gin fest!
On a serious note, I think that plans for continued headway into the US market will bolster future profits and any significant downturn in the share price will make Fevertree attractive for a takeover from one of the American big boys.