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CC
I understand your point of view, I know Quality has been monitoring so he would've read your posts(which has been very imformative). But imaging if he was new, there is a lot of rampers i.e. MrNation. That would of given him a false value then is persuaded, so I am just giving him the analystic side. Medium term we are looking at price range 89p-103p, so geting in this price is good. But is 68.85 a good entry point? That just depends on the trader/investor you are.
Hi Quality
Looking at the charts, RSI currently at 64.5(very high, a bit exhausted), there might be a push for tomorrow and Friday, this run is currently at 46.33%, also on the chart we hit a "Inverse Head and shoulders"(which is good, means we will go higher), but there will be retrace. So for a short term trader, you are buying at the top, for medium term/long term it's still a good price.
I bought back at 53.65, why when I know it will be cheaper Monday and or even Tuesday. Wednesday meeting could be bad and be even cheaper rate. So why did I invest, is it because this is really prestiges company? No, is it because I know that 89p target will be reached by end of year? No, but because I have never seen a more positive members on a board than this one, even though the past 18 months has been horrible for AML investors, I still see members believe in AML. So am I stupid to risk money because of the members on LSE board?Dam yes.
At the moment I agree with you, I'm not invested but waiting for an entry point. As the tension risens between Trump and China there is no prediction to where the floor is. But a bank like HSBC this is a cheap price but waiting for cheaper.
I'm not invested in Rolls-Royce, waiting for a entry point I think Monday will be another bad day but Tuesday onwards it will move up.
I'm in SIG and you definitely have not missed the boat, I'm waiting for 80p. I'm also in Aston Martin, with the DBX orders booked filled new CEO, F1, and Bond movie later this year. It still got a lot of room but more longer term than SIG.
GLA
Without the news which is positive for us, I honestly think we can recover to 80p by the end of the year.
Pwa2477
No it's not worth it for short-term traders. But people trying to build a pension portfolio then they will look at dividend shares. Remember it's a 4% yield at the cheaper dividend. This share has paid 8% before.
around 1.25p to 1.83p
Seanyj1
They scrapped dividends for 2020. But most companies that do pay dividends have scrapped it this year.
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/915857/sig-scraps-dividend-and-guidance-amid-coronavirus-crisis-915857.html
CarsCoffee
The relationship between Aston and Bond, "Fits like a glove". It has the right target audience, the elite that love luxury slimline cars with comfort. It wont work with either Ferrari(lacks comfort) Or Roll-Royce(sorry to say lacks speed).
Very impressed that they got 4 cars in the Bond film.
Dreammachine
AML even at this price is very cheap, I do think 90p mark will be achieved this year, I sold because I genuiely thought there will be a big retrace and would buy back in. This is definatly a good price for long term holders.
I have looked at the charts, and there is gap that needs to be filled at 36p.
* This company has no fundamentals.
* New CEO coming from Mercedes which is debt ridden
* Aston Martin is in so much debt
* F1 is only a sponsor costing the company
* James Bond - Who watches that movie anyway
Small Print: After selling my shares to make a profit I really need to scare some people, because I really want to jump back in.