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Daily chart is still on the downtrend and has been for as long as most can remember. It often has these spikes then continues downwards.
The only catalyst that could make it break out is the ETF approval.
My break even is 39p so almost 300% rise from here and that seems a big big ask.
Are most in profit or still recovering?
Setting stops is fine as you are at least de-risking by doing so. Plus, unless you’re caught on a really good day then you can just re-enter and sacrifice 1p-a few pence. Better to take less profit than have some news that could tank the s.p especially the weekend.
I did comment last week as I’d not been on here for a while but then forgot I’d posted, so apologise if someone responded and I didn’t reply.
Anyway, 28th is looking. I’ve got a much smaller holding now as I did diversify into tech but now looking to add more into rolls and IAG again.
How’s everyone feeling about the 28th?
Hi all, how have you been?
I’ve been off here for a while as rolls has been ticking along nicely so been nice to lay low for a while. I’ve investing and offsetting elsewhere in US stocks which has been interesting.
Hope you are all doing well and making good gains ready for Christmas.
Svend, from a charity perspective it’s crossed above all M.A’s I believe which great. We see lots of new faces come to the board when the share price seems to be at its ath (in most recent years anyway). They seem to be buying at the top thinking it’s a sure thing only to be left waiting for longer than expected.
Growth so far has been exponential in such a short space of time so a proper correction to test and consolidate new support levels would be healthy.
Let’s all face it, this stock is flying right now and there’s such a hype around it. There’s nothing really stopping this share to continue other than external unknown events.
The only thing I personally think can give this a big retrace in the short term is if they fall short of their previous guidance (even if it’s a slight miss). Not that I think it will happen but it is a possibility.
I’m not talking the stock down at all but trying to manage my realistic expectations and throwing caution to the wind of any new investors that are looking to get on board.
:)
I know the saying goes ‘a broken clock is wrong twice a day’ but to be fair to Kewjosh he has called his last few position and hopefully made some profit. I’m out of my spreadbet now so I hope it does retrace so I can pick up some discounted shares :)
Thanks for that, just don’t really know which way to go about things atm.
I still have my partners isa to fill up which should hopefully be done by Christmas but then that leaves me 4months worth of savings with know where to put it that’s tax free. Which is where junior isa or premium bonds come in.
If I put premium bonds into my daughters account can I then access them if I needed to?
Thanks for your “opinions” :)
Hi everyone, looking for some financial advice and if anyone’s been through something similar. So much online my brains are baffled so here I am.
I currently earn £37,000 on PAYE.
Back in September I set up self employed (sold trader) and did ok up April 5th. Have around £700 tax bill to pay.
Since the new F.Y so far I’ve already grossed approximately 25k which will equate to around 19k net. Forecast for this F.Y could be around 40k gross.
My better half earns above the tax threshold.
What can I do to lower my tax, as I will now be entering into the 40% bracket. Can this be offset in other ways.
I’m PAYE and this is extra money so it doesn’t make a difference if my self employed doesn’t earn anything.
Thanks in advance for any advice. I would never normally post figures but I felt the figures were important.
Can vouch for spreadbetting. Been through the rough of it. If you’re going to spreadbet then you need enough funds to cover your margin and run no stop losses but only limit orders. As NTC stated stop losses are visible and big MM’s know where to take it.
You need a lot of capital and more often than not you over leverage as the good times are rolling, markets reverse and all of a sudden your positions are cut because you’re below margin requirements.
Learnt the hard way, I still trade spread bet I’m now a lot more considered and moved majority of holdings to isa.
But there’s a reason that a very high (want to say 78%) of retail investors lose everything.
It’s going great, I must admit though I have been anticipated some downside like the old days but it hasn’t come yet. At least not in the same fashion.
September big month for rr with gov smr announcement. Sentiment wise anyway.
Reason for the good day today. Was it US job reports coming in better than expected?
Only a small holding after selling at 200, but gutted but hard to complain after a great run and profit taking. Interesting to see where it goes from here though.
I’m still looking to get back in but no more extra funds at the moment. I put it all into AMD and Tesla.