@NewChapter I'm thinking the same. Paint it black and hopefully making any future positives his making. Happens many times. Watch and wait time and see how the markets react.
Across many groups to be honest. Pick a number, any number. :) The fact is, BOO won't see 60p until it gets out of the 50's. That's a fact and no guesswork. :)
@Knowbodyyouknow - just my comfort zone. I won't be selling my sub 40p shares either, but my average is high and around 125p. I was one who couldn't see this dip under 150p!! I've traded it on the way down, but decided just to hold for now. But 85p means they are on the way up and away from the bottom. Not that they couldn't slide back down again of course.
May sound daft, but I'm holding and won't be buying any more until it hits (if it does) 85p. Always waiting for and expecting a drop after a rise. But, 85p is the figure I'm waiting for.
Can't seem to get above 95p!! Apart from that late spike last March, circa 94p has been the highs for quite a while since. I'm confident it'll break through 100p...
RE: European stocks rise premarket with G20 in focus14 Nov 2022 07:57
Could be an interesting week ahead. See what the market reaction is when the Chancellor speaks. I would love to see BOO hit 60p this week and finish the week above 60p. Let the trend be your friend.