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Agree with Toff.
Playing FTSE you eventually lose. Far more gains in DOW and Nasdaq over the same period.
This company is always in a transformation period. Broken beyond repair. They need to reduce headcount significantly! Very ploddy. Furthermore the pension situation is by far the greatest thorn in its side. Get rid of Openreach this will help strengthen the balance sheet. EE is still a huge revenue producer. You can't expect to build the 5G wet dream without limiting fianncial exposure.
No matter how low you think your entry level is this constantly finds a new floor! Better off putting money in the drain.
Will level back out.
Easy money 10% return to be had. ON WAY UP.
FORE!!! - look lively.
This will spring back into 4's in no time.
Poised for 50+ next week. Momentum building..
58 posts on CPI in 30 days and you haven't made a sausage.
I think you need to take a long hard look at yourself pal! This is tragic.
I don't have any aliases. Your brain probably can't understand that you do things to wind lots of people up.
You have made no money out of CPI - FACT.
So what are you doing here....? You absolute LOSER :)
Clearly you have no idea how markets work, spend all you time here with no investment. Like someone said below 'how much does talking BS pay'
Daft - it only covers tourism and hospitality sectors. You do realise businesses can claim VAT back.
'Stimulus' are used to reduce impact.
You clearly haven't tried selling a property in the past 6-12 months.
Sold up at a profit jumped off this pony.
I picked up some more.
Pandora = 91 posts all on CPI (Mate seriously do you want me to get you some help?... Very concerned for your well fair)
If they can hear you don't say a word, Pandora just type me a message in secret text so I can inform the police to get you some mental support.
No stamp duty is a positive.
How do you add comfort to purchasers that asset values won't fall in 12 months...
Banks are stricter on lending....
People don't have job security.... Companies have already lined up redundancies in 1,000's wait till everyone comes off furlough
That would be a complete lie Pandora. You definitely win the prize on constantly guessing this value wrong. You've been saying 20's since this was stable in early 30's. Probably the only investor who monitors a stock relentlessly but makes no money! - How does that work you prized fool!
You seem very vocal constantly, when the stock goes up it's like finding Where's Wally you vanish! Truth be told you have nothing nice to say, guessing the highlight of your miserable life is coming on here insulting people.
I wouldn't be surprised if Shadowfall was behind this and leaked information to the press. To cover their shorts.
There is still no concrete evidence that this practice actually has been happening.
Still not worried as it will take a lot more than this news to stop teens shopping in masses.
Quick as this goes up on positive news it will come down. 20-30% over valued.
Estate agents are struggling housing market will take at least year to get confidence back.
I'm invested in this share but some of the garbage predictions are just ridiculous!! 60 by noon, 100 by Friday.
PLEASE SHUT THE HELL UP!. If you're worried about investing £3k in an ISA - don't do it.
This potentially called fall up to 5%. Always happens when CPI has seen big gains.
Once we clear 51 - Happy Days.
I just think he's just frustrated, which is understandable when we lose money.
Truth be told can't knock the day traders or people skimming profits. I've done that multiple times and got lucky before drops.
Don't have the free time to constantly watch my portfolio on the edge of my seat, expecting stocks to magically multi-bag within a few hours. Going to limit viewing to once in morning and evening. Confident with my decisions. If you aren't satisfied OWLS then you should move on to something where there might be a more positive outcome. Life's far too short.
OWLS - Solely depends on your 'in' value.
I've been hoovering up various stocks over the past couple of months aggressively. So no I didn't get burnt on the way down. I figure it's like you buying winter clothes full price and me waiting until the January sales to get a bargain. So for me yes this is CHEAP, I can't see these getting lower and plenty of room for growth. Getting in later is a risky game because they have so much further to fall (only way is up).
Sounds like the opposite for your current position. Impossible to predict market movement, however long term these are a no brainer. Happy with my returns from early 30's.
Fact is when you go around pumping your hard earned notes into the likes of 'Easy Jet' and 'Premier Oil' - maybe it's your choice of selection.
Sorry you've got burnt but that's the game.
2reincarnated - lets not do this dance again partner. Last time you were talking this down it shot up dramatically and then you disappeared!....
The only chance of you seeing twenty again is if you
1) reincarnate like your name suggest *another lifetime*
2) hanging around 20 year olds at a university campus.
Housing demand has picked up substantially.
Shocked at how little this has moved.
BT is by far the most under performing in my portfolio. I've almost counted gains elsewhere and assumed this as a complete loss.
I'll have to wait a lifetime before this thing starts paying dividends or to realise a decent uplift on SP.
Feel sorry for my friend who got £50k worth around £3!.
OWLS - I'm not getting confrontational but your 50% comment applies to near enough all FTSE stocks.
CPI always meets resistance, falls back before a major climb. I know this is a bargain at these prices, highly unlikely we will be experiencing March time lows again for a very, very long time. People will be kicking themselves when they pull out.
You can't expect stocks to magically jump up 10% day on day. You won't get any returns on your money in the bank - far better in stocks if people are accepting of the long and short term risks.
I'll hold these until £3-5. Confident we'll see 50-60+ in the coming months.