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SS
WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM?

Jealousy ?

had touched 54p

continuing at the moment - investors in anticipation of what goodies may come their way when final results are announced.

Brent over $84

ss
''you keep track of the overall Portfolio?''
all my stocks are in spreadsheets

Any stock to me can be a growth stock to me - buy any stock at a good/undervaluation and watch the share price grow.
2 companies that in the past the market would call a 'growth' stock that I purchased early - you may have heard of them - Apple and Amazon - both been 100 baggers for me.
No longer own but they have continued to go up about 6 or 7 fold since selling.
First became aware of Amazon in the Evening standard about an article about whather they could put book shops out of business.
First became aware of Apple when the UK Apple (as in the beatles) were suing them for using the same name.

SS
I have 33 stocks in my portfolio

JUST for HU
longtimeinvestor
Posts: 15,623
Price: 134.20
No Opinion
Just bought8 Jul '20
back at 133.3p, the shares I sold a couple of months ago for 193p

longtimeinvestor
Posts: 15,623
Price: 399.00
No Opinion
Just Sold26 Apr '21
enough of my shares to have my remaining shares virtually for free - average of 3p.

VB
''Have you tried to buy a new bicycle 3 month wait''

Sounds good - HU note - I bought some Halfords shares at about 133p on 08/07/2020
sold some at about £4 on 26/04/2021
now hold at an average on my remaining shares at 3.14p

hu
''invested in ALL of those company's at their VERY LOW POINT ''

You obviously keep missing the posts I have made on several occasions showing the posts made at the time of such purchases to put paid to the scepticism that you are now showing.

MV
A bank or any other business can have their own employment policy if they so wish - no alcohol during working hours signed into contracts.
Wouldn't be too good though for the hospitality sector. A lot of people in the city/Canary Wharf go to a pub or restaurant for a drink and a meal at lunchtimes.

SS
All anyone needs to know about the UNDems is that thry think that the votes of 17,410,742
people can be ignored and voided.

Bidens idea to dampen oil prices by unlocking reserves, not having the desired effect.
As I have said previously on this board - what happens when reserves are gone.

Timing is key - before any potential rotation/recovery, as in -
Purchase of Lloyds on 21/09/2020
HSBC on 21/09/2020
BP on 27/10/2020
SHELL on 28/10/2020
not forgetting AVIVA on 22/05/2020
LGEN on 16/03/2020

MV
I think you will find that pubs in the city and Canary Wharf would be busy when workers are not working from home.

and even better still when I was in the then GHQ, working in Hong Kong (before the lease ran out) -
waiter service.

MV
It was far better before we took over Midland bank - 5 course meals for free with wine available.

MV
I retired from work at the age of 45, so quite a while ago.
Had drink in pub most lunch times , then back to restaurant if I wanted a meal.
Fridays would be at least a couple of hours in the pub.

88
TO 0.5% (a hike of 0.25%)

''Red hot inflation ''

but of course there will be extra money that be coming into the coffers - extra tax on increased salaries and extra vat receipts on increased prices of goods.
Not forgetting record numbers in work.

G59
HSBC is still at an attractive valuation - I sold some almost 4 years to the day at a little under 800p.