RE: Smashing1 Nov 2018 14:55
Thought that might be your response. Just like the vast majority of amateur investors, you get lucky (your thesis was based on hysterical posts about court cases which will come to nothing) plus the market massively overreacted to a short term blip. But of course, you now attribute this to your own skill and foresight, when it clearly isn't. This will lead you to feel you actually know what you're doing (wrongly), and lead you to make poor decisions in future (eg selling out at a loss at 560p).
I on the other hand recognize that I might be wrong and I size my positions accordingly. Having bought originally at £4, I halved my holding above £9, and then started buying back below £8 and carried on down to £5.50 and have now re-built my position. Overall, my dealings in IG over the past 18 months have generated me a very healthy return, whilst I'm very happy to have a full exposure again at these levels.
It is well structured thinking like this which makes my contributions here constructive and helpful. Your snide posts like the one below are exactly why people won't take yours seriously.
Maybe in the end, I'll be wrong on this stock, but my approach works on average across a diversified portfolio, and that's what I care about.
BTW my index shorts on IG continue to be in a healthy profit as well!!