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INDY, only holding 2 shares is highly risky, especially with one of them being HBR !

You sound more like a gambler than an investor.

I hope you only have small amounts invested, otherwise I don't know how you sleep at night.

Agreed, it is a bit repetitive.

I would rather the money be invested or paid in dividends.

Y11,
Slim chance is different to 100% no chance.

No you cannot.

I've held for a year, time to sell and move on. A very disappointing loss of 48% but you lose some you win some.

Smartie, what is your fascination with share buybacks, they have no impact on the share price.

Now sold out. Held for a year and made a loss of 20%. Time to move on.|

I'd take climate change evangelists seriously if somebody addressed the main reason for climate change, over population.

Generally quite good. It works better on more volatile stocks, it doesn't get you in at the bottom but helps you to get out before gains drift away.

Depends when you invested. Follow the momentum, perhaps use the 200 day ma rule.

Usually good to run the winners and cut the losers. Carrington's done very well on this one, certainly better than you NORRAB.

Krakenoil, claiming this is a no brainer makes you look foolish.
If it was a no brainer then everybody would be buying and the share price would increase.
You are just one of the many blinkered on here.

I agree the windfall tax is a disgrace.
They should convert our shares to bonds and pay us 15% interest or whatever is needed to produce zero profit.
I've had a few beers so I might not have thought this through !

I see people putting lots of effort into analysing HBR future performance and they all come to the conclusion that HBR is undervalued.
And yet the share price continues to go down. Why bother ?
Just follow the trends, it's much easier and effective.

Yep, what a load of nonsense from him.

CHERRYBURN
"When you see the response from that boring accountant Rachel Reeves today"
Better than watching the pathetic back slapping for for Hunt. I'm not a big fan of labour but they can't be any worse than this useless bunch.

SFH300
Ha! 12 months ago I bought on "positive momentum". A year later I'm 60% down. D'you think I should sell? (Rhetorical question.)
12 months ago the share price was down 18% on the previous year so wasn't showing positive momentum.
My advise then would be the same as it is now, SELL !

1% of shares account for all market gains. Unless you manage to pick one of these companies you are likely to lose money holding long term.
Ocado has been my best performing investment, but only by buying when they are showing positive momentum and then holding for a year before selling.

You do not have to hold. A 20% loss is better than a 50% loss.

CHID "All obvious warnings that BP will be hit with a longer and heavier windfall tax to fund those used to taking from the state more than they ever pay in"
I assume you are in good health and able to work. You should be grateful. Many of us are in poor health and unable to work.