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Hold for a year at least.
If it drops, average down, but don't force it lower than a pivot if you want to maintain the upwards trend.
If it the trend is up, sell tranches of your investment at the top of the elliot waves to support higher highs.
Sell near the end of the day to support higher highs. Buy when nobody's looking, if it's under a trendline.
Goldman Sachs may try to shake you out of your position.
Never sell for less than it's worth, so research that for yourself and look at what the analysts say.

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Putin-Threatens-To-Halt-All-Gas-To-Europe-If-Prices-Are-Capped.html

China has substandard building practices.
They buildings look good to sucker investors and then they crumble.
Even their island military bases are failing apart.

Aside from that, is it even a good idea to get a frenemy (with close ties to Russia) to build sensitive infrastructure?
I think not, and that's why I will campaign against it, at least until GBP recovers, so that Britain doesn't get sucked into an expensive 12 year contract for a structure that will only last 40 years at best, even if it were well-built.

For the time being, best primarily stick with trusted and proven technology like gas-power stations, but research under-utilized technologies like stirling generators, trompes, CCS and deep-geothermal loops.

After all, most of the heat down there is from nuclear decay anyway, so why bother with putting up concrete sarcophagi all over the country.

Leave dead oil and gas wells uncapped, do not plug them with concrete.
If they still insist on renewables, use the dead wells for geothermal & "CCS" instead of plugging them, I say.

https://twitter.com/PasajeroToro/status/1566753984945307651?s=20&t=EcfN1ZNMq-ewzPbTIDbpOw
Celebrating tonight with my new upholstery uplift!

https://twitter.com/trussliz/status/1566366323734618112?s=20&t=Rg_2ItMob4h_D9wcR1PEXQ
Sunak stopped tweeting, Truss was still tweeting 23h ago...
Liz Truss wins!!!

I think it will help Britain to purge these people from the government.
Look at who they are connected to, and so on.
I've done a bit of this and it's very eye-opening !!!

There is a particular tory mp who is in the way of progress.
I'm going to call him "cancer man" because I think he's cancer for the Tory party.
I told Liz Truss to support someone else.
If you want to know more, follow my tweets.

GBPUSD is ABSURDLY CHEAP at 1.16
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GBPUSD=X/

This is why JPM is buying this stock
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-11-08/jpmorgan-says-buy-u-k-stocks-for-the-first-time-since-brexit

What's this?
Are mixing up your target prices for different stocks you follow?

jollyspeculator

Posted in: AGL

Posts: 24,554

Price: 70.50

Sell

RE: Back in @ 71p. Would like to sell again @ £1.60 but26 Aug 2022 19:34
waiting patiently for 55p

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Europe-Must-Prepare-For-Energy-Rationing-And-Blackouts.html

I suppose that they could possibly utilize the well they drilled for geothermal....
If the council refuse they will be anti-"The Science" and "Climate deniers".
Maybe Greta will show up and shame them... Who knows?

https://westbridgfordwire.com/nottinghamshire-fracking-plans-refused-and-site-must-be-restored-to-natural-condition/

Looks like this might gap up to 120 at some point (this year maybe?), given JPMorgan's involvement.
Remember that the long term target from Goldman Sachs was 1800, so I'd expect something like that fromJPM.

120 (~ +50%) achievable within the next year is my guess,
and then if conditions are right,
the sky's the limit.

Yes they do.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/energy-price-cap-e2-80-98may-triple-by-april-e2-80-99-as-kwarteng-e2-80-98plans-clampdown-e2-80-99-on-wind-and-solar-firms/ar-AA10T67u

Some revenue would be removed due to the discount but much more gained in investment frompension providers.
This investment could be put into developing alternative energy projects and research.

She's heading in the right direction, it seems.
I told her that her pensions department could do a discount deal with energy producers in return for cheaper energy prices.
I think this approach would be better for all partie s than "windfall taxes".

"Ms Truss's previous commitments on the cost of living include removing the £150 green levy on energy bills and reversing the National Insurance hike." https://news.sky.com/story/liz-truss-hints-at-new-cost-of-living-support-as-labour-calls-for-plans-to-be-public-after-minister-hints-support-in-the-works-12678298