RE: pointers2 Nov 2020 15:51
Greenhighlander,
Always difficult to know when to get in when a share/investment has had a good run.
I got into this investment initially at £2.50 range, held and then bottled it because it was a bit volatile. To my regret. I subsequently bought back in around £5. (Double my original investment and that seemed like a large run up then).
My strategy since has been to scale in, so if it drops, I just add more. I now look at this as a core long term investment in my SIPP, so will to as I can. It is part of my 5 core holdings (along with Baillie Gifford Managed Fund) and a few speculative AIM shares to add spice.
I not sure what your financial situation is or how your risk profile sits (regardless of your buying AIM shares), but if you’re asking questions here, I would at least go onto Baillie Gifford website
https://www.bailliegifford.com/en/uk/individual-investors/
Maybe look further at the range of products/insights they have on their holdings/ views on the markets/regions. It might give you a better feel for how much to hold or if another investment is better. (It really helped me on and have a large holding across a range of their products in my ISA & SIPP).
Good luck what ever you decide.