The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
My view is everyone will sell at RRP so to stop manufacturers and retailers being accused of profiteering. Equally this will make access to shopping more neutral, i.e. people will go to there local superstore rather than the one further a field and queue up just cause Grossman is on offer. Nectar would usually send me 25 discount promos on the nectar app, but this week just 1 (triple points).
Not to mention the government relaxing cooperation rules.
All signs point to fixed pricing and no discounting.
Good for you McDoule.
She looks in a right sorry state, when considering all the promise she once held. Still cash will spend the same whether she’s dirty or clean.
IMO
4. Underwhelming actuals, moon pointing optimisim for tomorrow, which wont be bought into by the market.
Just give me 20p so I can get out...
I dont know, its nice to know someone is in deeper than me.
Ha quality, I've heard of that practice before but not of your approach.
;-)
Donald Trump has just with held trade to Ghana, subject to their Port and Border security been handed over to a US outfit. :-P
I did read it thoroughly and didnt smell much different to the other ones over the last 6 years, and ommited much of the previous hype which I anticipated being the new news, not this same old news which the market seems to be over (yes the boat was a surprise but only serves as a reminder of the capabilities of the leadership). I appreciate the part you play it reminds me of many before you, who have since stepped off the soapbox after being burnt or gorwn disheartened (Riddler, HaroldH, etc).
As for regrets I never regret decisions made in which a loss of potential profit is seen, only decisions made that lead to a loss. If I rued every stock I thought about or was in which then rocketted, I'd be a complete mess. As far as I'm concerned I only loss money I have in my portfolio not the "what ifs".
As i say she's still in 10% of her portfolio, 2nd daughter 50%, and me 70%, so if your right I'll be happy, but not holding my breath.
Hi DHC,
its not about the profit but about the risk and missed opportunity. Had I put the other 50% in a fund say tracking S&P, she'd have multi bagged by now over the 6 years. I cant sit here and watch her cash do nothing for her any longer. As I say she still has 10% in so still in the game, shes's just not overly exposed.
more fool me for getting to that stage of belief.
Well after six years I'm sad to say I reduced my daughters ISA holdings back down to 10% from 60%, as she was in profit... I'll do the same with mine and second daughters once/if we reach breakeven.
Lets hope its not security of their oil refinaries.
When I travel long haul for work I like to fly out on Thursday night so land Friday an not burn a weekend. hopefully CFO is the same and signed just after the bell so RNS comes tomorrow.
Psssh just read that back... won’t use my mobile again ??
I’m not reading too much into it other than, they inherited that investment, probably wanted the cash out for sometime, and took there chance. Not sure what there investment strategy is, but could be anything as simple as not aim is not their core portfolio, they have took risk already on the books, etc, etc.
Either way it doesn’t bother me too much.
Good video but that guy makes my skin crawl... dear god I hope my daughters dont bring a guy like him home when they're older...
Whoops another top up for me :-/
Awesome
PS - love the sense of humour ;-)
Sorry to hear that mate, I have RRMS so a little more cautious when it comes to trading whilst I see how my health trades out.
Been in WSG longer than I care to remember on the hope of a trade like the ones you've been successful with.
Fair to say my kids ISA's are doing OK which I only invested recently but my 5 plus years have me at an average of 20p... Hopefully not long before i see that turning blue too.
GL LTH's
Its not the aircraft thats the value its the takeoff and landing slots.