Without wanting to sound repetitive.........3 Nov 2020 00:55
That was a busy day, finally just caught up on the days news and read some of the comments here.
Not quite the day I thought it would be , but the longer the government keep bailing out everybody, the longer it delays the inevitable, they can't keep doing it forever.
There will be no cash left for investment in the green future, it's not an endless pit.
We still have..........
Major unemployment when the bailouts stop
Major bankruptcies looming especially in the services, leisure and hospitality sectors and non essential retail.
Then the big one......... Brexit.
Then we have the SP of ITM. The swings are rediculous. How can anyone trust a SP that swings so much, it needs to find some stability before it can be taken seriously.
We need to assess the outcome for the economy once all the government support stops, it's giving many a false sense of security.
The whole thing is like high stakes gamble on the roulette wheel.
I stick with my projection of 175p as the point where I will start to get interested again with the potential that it could fall further.
Alternatively I don't mind missing out on a bit of profit and waiting for some stability in a 300p+ price with a full order book, that could well be a couple of years off.
By that time my investment will probably be smaller as I hoover up FTSE 100 bargains in 2021, the likes of Taylor Wimpey dipping to 50p has to be a possibility, NEXT sub 4000p again, Whitbread 1500p
The bloodbath might have been delayed another month or two, but it's coming of that I am certain.
I am keeping my cash on the sidelines on the whole for the moment.
Good luck everyone, don't get caught out, it will be an overnight thing.
I have learned my lesson in the past, paper profits look fantastic, but they are meaningless until you convert them to cash.
One last thing. Dr Cooley has known about the last deal for 12 months as it was coming along, yet he took his life changing profit at 283p, a very wise man I would say.