Member Info for MaryBr190

PaddiG

see my spot the dog post early.

About the same here, but lopping around 50p off the average each time it hits over £6 and falls back towards £5 while still maintaining a core. Aiming to have the holding at zero / sub zero cost at some point.

February is usually a good point for Fres to spike and trim. Hoping this one is no different.

Resistance - just seen your post- thank you Alwaysone

A good entry Wildtiger and good luck with your investment,

Range 480-620 until that changes.

Helikon will need imodium soon.

Time they got on the PFC bandwagon as it could turn them around too.

2023

https://archive.ph/xdziO

2022

https://www.investmentweek.co.uk/news/4044849/spot-dog-gbp-6bn-schroders-managed-funds-underperforming

KPA

Stinkers. Paper losses are transient and I will post when I have one to post. Snooker racking works for me.

Question, do you actually invest in stocks in the hope they go up or do you just loiter to bring your brand of "joy" to the board.

You come across as tone-deaf to those trying to be kind to your plight.

A great evening to all,

Mx

UKOG - no never been on that one - had to look it up.

Did they have an 8bn backlog too ?

Was that one that of your karmas that came around multiple times for you that you referred to yesterday?

No rhyme or reason. Were you wanting to add?

Client risk profile dogger69 - give it up as no one is listening.

you can still come the £1 parties - going to be lots going on in quicl succession

PFC MCG GNC RNK HARL plenty.

See you at £6+

It is FRES after all.

Buy low sell higher RINSE & REPEAT.

Inflation tomorrow so expect to be whipsawed.

Keepplugginaway

Not sure what you mean by your last comment, but like the rhythm method it is all about picking the rights days to be active in the market to get the best results.

Almost looks like the shorters were tipped off by marketmakers and cost Schroders a small fortune if they were trying to offload without disturbing the price. It failed for Shroders but well done for those in the 15p club.

Did not meet their fund risk profile and year end awkward question for them.

Someone bought them all and they are now being rewarded well as the completion of selling started this bottoming process.

So they dumped 48 million shares on the markets and the price around 1st December dropped to 15.94 on the day of completion.

Bet they felt good when it rose to 42p +

Guess the cost their clients a fair bit of money but then they only look after your money until they lose it for you.

Opening gambit after exiting higher, seems ok for a snooker racking

Agree poker

ease in to a position as hard to find the bottom

Nibbling here