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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.
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.
I've bought back in here based on good recent mometum. It is with a certain amount of trepidation based on their chequered history, last time I lost 68%, buying at 1.47 and cutting my losses at 0.48. Hopefully the corner has been turned.