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I cant see the divi being more then a £1,thats the trouble with holding banks,government controlled

i cant see the SP doing a lot until we get the update on the 2nd July. i topped up today with Lloyds Bank and our divi,another 112 shares in the bag. Compounding is a wonderful thing

my divi in my ISA with EQI was paid out early,they are very good. I have my SIPP with H/Lansdown,they still havnt paid the divi, worth considering anyone looking for a provider

today, J P Morgan "overweight" forecast and a update on the Data side of the business on July 2nd. We should get a good idea how the marry up with Refinitiv is going,if its positive we could get that 30% back

this seems to me as though its trading in a 10% trading range £70 to £77. It will be interesting to see if it goes to £77 and then back to £70

Fire/there is a lot of red flags out there,check out Youtube "Stanley Druckenmiller: Current Fed policy is totally inappropriate."

Fire/ i am sure you will find opportunities in the next year to deploy your cash. I do not like to keep harping on about Buffett,but hes 40% in cash,which is unheard of. The Central Banks cant keep printing money,people are losing faith in fete money. After the furlough ends and the shi! hits the fan,the stock markets could get a right kicking, Be Lucky

Gloucester/ The world is being reset or should i say the "Great Reset". Data is now being described as the new Real Estate. The management are using this period to transform the company,which i agree with. You will struggle to find stocks that fit Slaters criteria,because so many companies have used low interest rates and taken on debt,that is why the growth stocks have done is well , That is why they are so worried now about inflation,it could lead to higher interest rates and bankruptcy. I believe many companies like ours will benefit from this period,but many will go to the wall

Fire/the individuals are unimportant,its their method of investing,which is intrinsic value investing,which Buffett learnt from Ben Grahams "the intelligent investor" , My brother-law was a technical analyst(now retired) for years i had to put up with "head and shoulders" " Candles" and all the rest of that nonsense,i dont understand it and i dont want to understand it and when hes wrong,he will say something like "that happened in 1939" it drives me mad..I will stick to what i know best and leave the trading and charts to others

Fire/ we all have our own ways of trying to make money,,Jesse Livermore was a trader,he would follow the trend "the trend is your friend". Iam not a trader,iam an investor,i am not looking to do trades,when i buy,i am looking to hold for at least 5 years, I will only sell if the fundamentals change or i find something else more compelling. I have learnt my way of investing off the likes of Buffett,Munger and Jim Slater

Fire/ The trend is down,but what the markets do on a daily basis i have no idea or care, If you like the price then buy,you dont have to put it all in,,check out, Youtube "Peter Lynch; 5 Methods to successful investing" Take note of method No2. Peter is one of the greats and he can explain it much better then i can

Thinker/ the trouble with AIM is its so easily manipulated. Its a shorters paradise,because of the low trading volumes and m/caps. If you have the right strategy you can make big money on AIM far more then the main index. When buying any share you should check the shorters check list,but especially on AIM

Fire/i wouldnt worry about the P/E on this,its all about earnings going forward and the Refinitiv deal. I have given the management the benefit of the doubt. At the time of the deal the major shareholders would have been on board with the deal,so you had a lot of clever nuts looking at the numbers. This going down now suits me just fine as i will buy more. The markets are being corrected,which is healthy and overdue especially american tech, I have over 60% of my 3 stock portfolio in this.over 8K shares,this for me is a share for life

Fire/iam surprised at your statistic that 75% of shareholders in AIM lose money,i thought it was more like 95%. The AIM market has performed badly over the years,having said that ive done very well out of TRMR and CVSG in the last few years. I lost money on Avesoro and Monitise both on AIM. It really depends on the quality of the company not its platform, I find myself holding 3 FT100 companies which ive never done,i suppose its an age thing,i aint got the time to wait,being an old git. If you are looking for advise finding new shares to investing in,my advise is to check out the RNSs on the LSEG site at 7am, look for "Holdings in Company" you will see where the money in going. I would follow Blackrock,Slater,Schroders and the Liontrust,when they are adding to existing holdings,its always a good sign. Also check out their top ten holdings,they normally have 3 or 4 favourites

Lincolnite/great story,anyone on here wants to "cross-ramp" or give tips,thats ok with me. I lost £42K on Avesoro a small west African gold miner,so the word" miner" gives me the shakes,but commodities are going through the roof so you should do well

The stock market is never obvious. It is designed to fool most of the people,most of the time

the sector rotation from growth to value started a few weeks ago,i sold my 2 small growth stocks TRMR and CVSG,and bought this and GSK,in hindsight i bought this too early Growth had become overvalued on a fundamental basis,especially in the US. A 20% market correction would be healthy but who knows what happens when the panic sets in

I think FireAnt mentioned earlier about Nick Train being one of our major shareholders (4%),who likes to pick a good one and hold it forever. Some on here might not know about the Capital Group (6%) they are a "blue blood" private american investing company,it always gives me a nice warm feeling when i see their name on the shareholders list,check them out

the market is never wrong, sometimes our opinions are. In the last few weeks it looks like the steam has run out of the tech companies. I would love to short Uber and Tesla but ive not got the bottle,these bubbles can go on for a long time. Theres no harm in top slicing and taking profits,we all have our own strategies. My average is £78 so i will be adding with my divis from this,Lloyds and GSK until my average is in profit,then i will hold

Gloucester/ i agree,,its a bit of both, thats why i like it so much,its a Hybrid of a Rottweiler and a Labrador,but i agree it is more of a growth stock. Thats one of the reasons why i think its come off with many growth stocks,due to the worry about inflation,which could raise interest rates , Like you i feel low interest rates are here to stay