RE: Panic26 Mar 2021 11:31
Ah wow! Thanks everyone. It's normally so quiet* on here that I thought I'd be screaming into the void.
No no, of course I didn't sell. (Thanks Wadnob / Oscar for the solidarity.) What was I doing? I'm not sure. I've got positions in about a dozen companies on the battery supply chain. IRR is my largest. Yesterday, everything in my portfolio was down -despite attempting to spread risk - for what felt like a few days in a row, and my entire watchlist was red. That's about three dozen companies. (@Not2sure, given that the 30+ companies I opted to watch were ALL down, maybe the stock market is NOT for me!!)
So, I think I'd regressed to a sort of teenage mood: "Oh fine! Everyone's just selling up as soon as the price wibbles a little bit, even though a lot of people are waiting to get paid this month / waiting for their ISA allowance to be reinstateed / throwing their money away on Deliveroo. FINE! Let's all do that, then. How about we all sell our shares if they aribtrarily drop below 20p for a few hours". (The point that you picked up on, Steve.)
So, not exactly sarcasm or satire, more just a moody grumble and gripe at the market. Swest - well observed - I have NOT been long on AIM, so I have not yet steeled myself fully to rough patches and recoveries. But don't worry, I did my accountancy training in Jersey auditing financial service co's, so I've read my John C Hull and have always liked studies of various market movements / gaps etc. It's no guarantee I won't do something stupid, but I'll only have myself to blame!
Thanks again. Nice to hear from you all.
*in an efficient way, of course; no waffle, all inisght.