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@Rr101, yes your spot on there, put in a stop loss on all your positions, it best practice to put a stop loss in anyway so next time do it as a habit (10 percent of the share price is rule of thumb and then go lower if the risk is higher), it won’t open at 100, it has to go down from Fridays close (sell:114.25, buy:114.35), worst case scenario is your stop loss activates and sells lower but we have quite a high volume of shares now so you should be okay. Then sit back and relax. I've put a stop loss in at 109.50.
Brexit news – live: No deal still ‘most likely outcome,’ says No 10 despite ‘good news’ from EU
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit/brexit-news-live-boris-johnson-deal-latest-b1774761.html
Yes its buy, but most of the smart money sold last week at 1.30 as this is going know where in the short term, this will likely have legs when we either get a deal or the masses realize this has been oversold and it looks good value to get back in.
This will be a £1 fish soon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4hpkBrX2Kw
At the bottom of that article some posted this which I thought was quite good point to share:
Rolls Royce dont sell engines they are leased on use. So granted if the planes not flying income is zero. But other engine manufacturers sell there engines and there wont be many new planes ordered. So once planes with Rolls Royce engines start flying cash will start to come in but other manufacturers wont be getting any income. Rolls Royce leasing their engines now looks to be a very smart move.