RE: Downgrade M&S21 Nov 2025 07:55
retirement....how often are you right in your predictions?
i go by charts only, but have to believe in the company also, i also try not to buy a share going down ! lol
remember this hit over £4 3 times but it failed to break though the magic £4.20 this normally then has a crash, but no one can tell if it was going to break though or not.
now buying more you don't buy a falling share that's daft, they will go down today i would say.
i should of sold at £4.12 and made the money but i do think these are a great recovery stock but it takes times, look at rr i got in a 78p they are £10 today ! took 5 years but made me wealthy, iag the same got in early £1.02 now £3.80 odd.
so m&s i still think a fiver but i would buy again on the way up not on the way down thats a noob mistake we all still make as we like to try and buy at the bottom :-) i did buy more yesterday a small amount at 3.34 because of the nvidia results and blue day, but then it all went to **** in the usa and i guess now will be cheaper todday, so i broke my own rules with fomo the bottom.
trading is a mental game, you have to forget the bottom but it's hard and try and buy when the share turns up 5% it's just not nice some times missing out on a fake 5% .
so to answer your question, how often am i right i would day 70% hence wealthy, m&s are a bugger now i hold a lot and in the red i now see these as a 2 year plan, so i sold all my ones in my fund account and bought them all back in my sipp, so the gov covered my loss and gave me £8k :-) so i am up on paper atm :-) as i am 56 i have options and can get my sipp money back out any time and take 25% tax free.
in my isa i will buy more m&s to lower my ave if they keep going down. i don;t like doing this but again you have to believe in the company and i do think it will turn. question is what will be get hit today ffs !!!!