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The x3 is still the same..just a different way of looking at it.

if its 4000 now it was 0.40. If it rises 10% it still rises 10%, there just isn't as many shares but the whole sum is still worth the same.

x3 NEVER gains x3...well ok once in a blue moon, but it aims to try to to gain x3. Let it catch up today and if Roll gains +1% you should find x3 at about +2.3%. But it will drop x3 against any RR drops. They are a business aiming to Make Money.

4200 = 0.42 in old money

Noooooo, don't bail now, not long til £1.75+ and £2+ next year. Get back in and hold on.

Yes but a loss at x3 is greater than the win at x3, because you start from a larger figure when you have a drop. This is how x3 works.

If RR stays around 1.50 but it keeps dropping back to 1.49 and rising to 1.50 again for a month you will find you have even less in x3...

Solley..that was me just topping up, ready for the push past 1.60

1,50 and 1.60 have been sticking points for a while, bounced back from near 1.60 about 4 times until it gave up and dropped right back and now it will bounce about near 1.50 til next results...sit back and wait. £1.75 end of year no issue.

Wait til you see the fake chrome covering the seat runners to make them look like billet metal runners

Order a second hand car..you can buy a nice RR for about the same as a new Focus

Luxury car sales places are up on sales, I don't see this squeeze on spending...yes for lots but a big no for very many..who make the difference, thus the still very very high inflation. The Bank will get the interest rates up to their desired 6% before inflation is 'allowed' to come down. The average man will have to stop spending at some point and 6% seems about right for the banks.

So end of year and start of 2024 will see RR above 175 and then divs announced will allow the £2+

Depends how much equity you have in your house, how long Mortgage you have left etc and if you are mid-term on a contract etc. Lots of variables, many lenders will give you payment holidays to give you a little more time to think about what best to do. Give them a call for best advice.

You never know, you may just regret pulling out the shares when there are other routes to take with the mortgage. But if it's a straight cut you need to pay....then pay it.

Badland.. you need to stop looking at it for a while...there won't be a jump to £1.60+ for a fair while now, this will hover between £1.40 and £1.55 for months. It won't be til Divis are back on the table when you are £2+

1.47 from 1.50 rise, good time to buy in

Back to some lows, hope we stay above 1.40 this month. Hold tight everyone. Poor 2 days from a high of 1.58 start of the week.

From £1.58 yesterday to what looks like a £1.52 finish, it really doesn't like that 1.60

The issue is it drops x3 , it doesn't always gain a full x3.

So it doesn't track it true, the losses on a large pot are quick, to gain the loss back you need to get past your original point.

eg. Start at £1.50, it drops to £1.40, to get your x3 share price back you will now need RR to achieve £1.51 etc etc.

With x3 you are better to take you winning on any day above +6%, don't leave it in as the next day when RR drops 2.5% you will see x3 drop 9%

Its been banging on that 1.60 a few times... next week could be the week...onto 1.75 after

I don't see £2 until they start talkings Divis. The climb from last year has been rapid, there will always be a slow down. I would be happy anything above £1.60 this year and look towards £2 next year.

Big top up chance once the yanks start selling

Hope it holds above 1.45

Market not expecting much from them, thus the price has dropped. The X3 hurts when it does this because it takes much more to regain the loss.