RE: TWSP Question time.17 Oct 2019 04:27
Hi Bamps
Completely agree with you - very risky strategy. One day you might hit a Microsoft or Apple, but for every one of them a thousand go broke. Agree with your idea of holding smallish % ages in many and adding if doing well.
My idea at the moment is that builders are so massively undervalued, why bother with anything else? Safe as houses (cos of cash and margins), potential 100 % + increase in Sp to reach true value, and it's only a matter of time, depending on Brexit.
No Deal will prove the market is wrong (so needs to revalue Builders), No Brexit means Per's can return to pre Brexit levels (so Builders increase by about 70% to undervalued pre Brexit levels), but if a Deal the market will remain totally confused about true value, probably leaving Builders undervalued for as long as No Deal.
Best to be sorted Asap one way or another, so agree with BoJo from that point of view.
Broker Canaccord? increased target price for bwy as their price going south (after FinRes), cos of increasing NAV (Net Asset Value). You can read the report here on bwy News board. My Float 54% in cash now rest in bwy.
Horses for courses, Tom OK no doubt cos of massive tw pension.
Still think my system is best, move a float between 5 Builders (depending on RNS's and Divis), which I think can improve performance by about 20% over LTBH. I just grabbed bdev Divi (6.63% at my av of 555) and sold float at 649 (giving another 5.02%), total 11.65% return since 1st float buy (19/08/19). This is unusually good for grabbing Divis, but given current volatility not too surprising,
My system does not work on Divis, just RNS's. Basic idea if tw inc Sp after Fin Res is 20% (Y/e Dec) and then Flat lines, and bdev inc in Sp 20% after … (Y/e Jun), sell tw float after FinRes and buy bdev, you've made 40% in year, and Divis just a bonus! Obviously not quite as simple as that.
BoL