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Sold out after holding for a year. Momentum is now negative. Made a loss of 4% so not too much damage done.
Sold out after holding for a year. Momentum is now negative. A disappointing loss of 22% but you can't win them all.
I have invested here based on good recent momentum. Last time I invested in 2019 I made a return of 13% so hopefully a similar return this time.
I have made an investment here based on good recent momentum and a decent dividend
I've worked hard for over 30 years and saved some money for a rainy day. Unfortunately due to ill health I can no longer work. However because I have savings over £20k I am not entitled to any benefits. I would have been better just frittering all my money away and then depend on the state.
Thanks for your concerns.
I am a very simple investor, I base my investments purely on share price momentum, I don't trouble myself with the likes of the price of oil or even financial results.
I hold for a year and then move on so I'll be invested until the end of August.
Making a 19% return at the moment, very happy with that.
So I spend very little time on my shares, even though they make up most of my income. I probably should spend more time on the shares rather than betting on the horses, which is my main pastime.
Will I never learn, crap company
Good to be back, hope we don't fall out this time !
Not a good start but I'll be here for a year
With many shares the timing is all important. Hanging on to shares that are falling is often a recipe for disaster, Thomas Cook, Debenhams + many others. Usually best to get out when they start to fall and get back in when they start to rise, Ocado and Ferrexpro are classic examples of this.