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Morning,

I think I was a little late to the COVID recovery party but I still think there a few stocks that can give a decent return if I'm patient.

What other stock picks would you guys recomend for post COVID recovery?

@LTH - Thanks will take a look.

I'm playing the long game so I am looking at speculative stocks.

This is not my main income stream so happy to invest in a few risky stocks for longer term recovery.

As they say NO reward without risk, happy to take a calculated rish with a small % of my total portfolio.

Like anything stocks is a numbers game, win some loose some:)

Morning and thank you ALL for the feedback.

You are right I'm too old to be to new to this game :) (i have been building my bricks and motor portfolio)

However I have been on the sidelines for a LONG time now, its only in the past few months that I've started building my portfolio again for eventual retirement.

I think I was a little late to the COVID recovery party but I still think there a few stocks that can give a decent return if I'm patient.

What other stock picks would you guys recomend for post COVID recovery?

@botbot - fully agree with you about RR. Time is the key here, fst too many expecting a quick bunch live other COVID stocks.

As for Carnival, it's a tiny speculative holding.

Is this share worth buying?

As someone who is new to the trading game I need a general opion from current investors of this stock.

Do you see this going back to anywhere near pre-covud levels?

Or do think there a chance that cinemas will never be as popular as they were pre-civil.

Also how bad is the debt?

@David-Billa - I wasn't in the market last year, so think i've missed the real gains on most stocks- but hay ho such is life.

However, RR & IAG do look like 2 stocks that still have a good potential for making some serious returns for investors given a little time to recover.

Also Carnival is another one I am keeping a close eye on - for info.

There are still a few stocks that have not recovered fully, you just need to be willing to wait for gains because the one that have not recovered yet will now take a little time.

These BIG blue chip firms are relatively safe bets when it comes to investing but as always DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH there is always a possibility of losing your money.

Personally I'm heavily invested in both (50%ish) and looking for 100%+ return from both RR & IAG but unlike some I am willing to wait for the returns.

This trading game is just another cog in my retirement plan and that's a while off yet:), so happy to invest in stocks that will return a decent % given time.

Best of luck.

Actually its not 10% of my total just the ISA holding for this year - Small blessings :)

@777Jimster - You and me both - How eff can i be nearly 10% down on Amanzon/MS/Mastercard & Visa combined...lol

I'm going to consult with 'The man from Demonte' if he say’s ‘YES’ then and ONLY then I will buy – but I think he’s off now till Tuesday ?? ??????

Hmmmmm....do i dare double my holding and maintain my average at 107 on the chance that they may be higher next week or hold firm that i see his dropping before the Bank Holiday.

But then again do i really want to be top heavy on this with 40%+ in my portfolio!!!!!!!!

Decisions decisions.

RR is a good Horse with an injured leg :) , just need to be patient the leg will heal and it will be fine :)

Now how can that be right, for Lloyds figures to stack up with a 22% (ish) rise in Lloyd you would have had to sold around the 20th April to move into RR.

RR is NOT 20% down since then!!!!

just saying, im in at 107(ish) average and and mot buying more yet :)

Holding steady, looking good :)

That not a bad price to be honest you'll be fine, just be patient.

It's a bank holiday weekend.

I still think this will pull back a little with, just my opinion - I could be wrong.

I already have a decent stake at an average of just shy of 107 do happy to wait and see.

I'm waiting till end of the day to double up. Happy days ahead hopefully:)

I'm waiting till end of the day to double up. Happy days ahead hopefully:)

Now that's what i call optimism :)

Personally i think tomorrow will be a slow or red day with the Bank Holiday coming up :)

A bit of a drop is to be expected with people cashing in with a 6% rise :)