Member Info for stevebt

I traded the same £12k and sold out yesterday at 67.41p and bought back in again today at 66.71p and gained an extra 65 shares. So I have traded £12k over two days and virtually picked the right entry and exit points and all I have gained is 125shares and if you were trading so you didn’t have to pay the stamp duty all you would gain is about £100 a day. Pity I wasn’t seeing these 50% gains

Today and yesterday it hasn’t moved much over 0.5p most of the day so it’s definitely not a good day traders share

Twonko, in a year or two time I will put a lot f money in those companies as im holding out for PSN to rise a lot in that time then I'm going to sell out for the dividend in the insureres. I have had the calculator out and I think I will get a much higher dividend payout by waiting even if im paying more for the insurers.

Definately the big dope today.

I tried trading £12k worth of shares but the descent drops are tiny. I sold at 67.4p yesterday and bought in again this morning at 66.7p. and after fees I got an extra 60 shares so hardly a big mark up. Anyone who day trades VOD will be skint.

Neither can Kay as they are trading in ranges that have never existed

Yes necessarily, since we have hit the 60p range the rises have been 1p to 2p so day trading and getting a 50% profit would take quite a long time , much longer than the time we have had and thats irrelevant how big the sums they are investing as 50% is that no matter if you invest a £100 or £1m

If a day trader was making 50% from trading in the 60's the share would have to be over 90p, it's just basic maths.

Will the 12th march not be a top up day as its final results and they will say how much the next dividend is and I know a lot of houses were given away cheap to social housing companies so it’s a coin toss as to wether they rise or fall?

All in an ISA and I will always reinvest dividends from any shares I get.

The later trades are in the 66p range so I expect the share to open in the mid 66p.

The begining of 2020 the share price was about £4,70 as that's when I stupidly first bought into BP, since then the company has bought over 3bn shares back effectively saving them about £1bn in dividend payments a year and are making more profit than before the covid era yet the dividend is still bad.

I already hold a small amount of shares in here but im getting ready to get a larger position so i can get some nice dividends. My dilema is do I buy in soon or wait untill ex day or just after to effecrively get the diviend straight away by gaining on the lower share price?

I'm planning on a long hold here so getting the cheaper price would be better but its the taking a chance the share will rise that may force my hand earlier?

If this share was to come good and just reach about 2p I could sell up and get my money in a dividend stock and get about £6k a year which would keep me happy.

If someone told you to buy in here they wouldn’t of picked your entry price as that’s entirely down to you, The dividend still isn’t a bad price and there is nothing to say it will be cut as long as it manages its debt correctly,

The main thiing is if you sell will thiis suddenly start to rise and if you put the money somewhere else will that drop and make your loses bigger?

If people cant handle loses they shouldnt buy shares. its very hard to piick bottoms and getting profit out of shares is a long long long waiiting game unless you're extermely lucky

Yup I is finking the share won’t hit any new lows

Would of topped up but the other shares I hold have took a kicking as well so not worth selling to buy in here.

Qube research seems to think its going to drop more as they increased their short quuite a bit on friday and thats already loosing them cash and interest.

Oh the irony.