The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
The downside of posting a forecast from out of the blue is that regular posters/investors remember. Remember this -
my god some people on here talk a lot of ****e, if people had bought as many ‘tranches’ as some people claim there would be no shares left! this will drift down until annual results and then go up…and repeat
This attracted five recommendations ! Quite why I’m not sure ! Maybe best best not to post on this board again ArthurDaley.
Britain’s stock market is tipped to outperform US and EU benchmarks this year as money managers across the City predict a bounceback for the unloved assets.
British equities will deliver 9pc returns over 2024, Goldman Sachs has predicted, beating projected returns from the S&P 500, leading eurozone markets and Japanese stocks.
Four recommendations for this piece of utter rubbish is astounding. Why does ArthrurDaley, who has never posted on this discussion board before think he/she knows any better than hardened existing long term investors. Answers on a postcard please.
I really hope you are right AC0007. Bobbins2, totally agree. It makes me feel quite nauseous to watch overpaid actors and actresses patting each other on the back and presenting awards that mean little outside the film and TV industry. We need to focus on the award that really matters - POTY. Any nominations ?
Not sure I agree with that Danphonic. Netanyahu has said he will continue throughout 2024 and Putin is never going to back down. Iran through the Houthi’s are also looking to extend conflict. None of these matters is going to be resolved in the short term so this negative trend has some way to go yet. Hold on to your money, there is worse to come.
AC007, I still look at that Swingtradebot that you introduced to us some time ago. From three green lights and a red on the 2nd January, we had four reds by the 3rd. All because of a hedge fund or two, and our dreadful government of course !
While GLG continue to enlarge their short position, so far they are the only fund, that we are told about, working against us. In November/December 22 there were three or four funds each taking short positions, that hastily had to be closed during our meteoric January 23 rise. AC007 was correct in observing that the closing of those short positions last January definitely added to the increase in value. We can only hope for similar price action soon.
South east Spain will become our principle residence primarily for the warmer climate and the life style but we have dear Swiss friends of thirty five years living near to Baden so this was also a consideration.
My point is that the British economy and the stock market are inextricably linked, one reflects the other. The government have done very little to encourage larger companies to either list on our stock market or base their operations in the UK. Ireland on the other hand have encouraged investment and are benefitting from that policy. Fordm, you live in a very efficient country and I would love to live there but it is unaffordable without a Swiss passport. I am opting out of this country from April 24 and I can’t wait.
I repeat what I said a few days ago -
“There is no safe level to buy at with this share currently. This drop in value was almost inevitable given our significant rise last January.”
I said this at the time in response to Sundezena extolling the virtues of buying more shares at around 156.3 pence. This was poor guidance and encourages investors to think that it is safe to buy when clearly our share price is currently in a tail spin and showing no sign of reversing. My advice is to wait this negative trend out rather than throw more good money after bad.
I gave British Airways one last chance – never again
Worth reading. It really sums up for me that Sean Doyle has done nothing to improve the company under his watch. I for one would be pleased to see the back of him.