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i've only traded twice before this recession but all along, i've always known that the best time to trade is from the bottom of a recession. i've been watching, studying and stalking this economic crisis very closely for 8 months now. back in february, i felt the bottom wasn't too far away, when they announced the date for the G20 summit. then i started researching day and night for companies to invest, across different industry sectors to spread risk while constantly watching market trends, momentum and moods since November last year.

i've put aside 80% savings for long term, stable stocks and the remainder for a little bit of short term trading, so far with success. all my long term stocks are also profiting, except Cattles(but not many people could have predicted what happened). Yeah, it is fun but I don't think I can do this my whole life. I'd rather dump cash into a company I can trust, sit back and watch it grow slowly(or not). will probably do this till the next GDP announcement for Q2 which I think will be much better than Q1, then i'm off to enjoy the summer. =)

take it easy bro - just make sure you invest in a company that won't fold tomorrow which means there's no escape - do your research! in fact, that's actually what i've been doing at this time of the night for the last 8 months! don't really have a choice as an opportunity like this only presents itself once in 10 or 20 years....

i'm no expert but if there's one thing i've learnt, it is that patience has a lot to do with investing in stock markets. so just hang in there and hold your nerve!

been good to buy when it was below 1p but not now. just look at the charts - even at the height of the boom, this share was only floating between 1p to 2p. and for many years, the highest it ever averaged for a short period of time was 3p. not a buy, imo. dyor.

as it turns out, you DO have a clue after all! haha...yeah, as long as steel keeps offloading those shares, this share will always remain cheap. that'w why this is a long term share! as you said, plenty of chance to double up, etc.

...the price of nickel as a commodity is down? funny that anybody should rate it as a buy?

well, at least now you can proudly say you own a part of them. lol... yeah, this share will move...just gotta have patience. i bought RAY a couple of days ago and it's started moving a little. just gotta have patience. lots of room for UNIQ to grow back to what it was before and they are trimming the fat off the organisation. i'm not too happy about the Marie sale though - UNIQ made them profitable again after y-o-y losses and now they are selling it off. anyways, all should be good in the end.

cut the crap. did u get the job? lol...

suddenly this share has come to life. loftya & brokenovice, nice meeting u here. =)

mate, cheers for the rundown on Mwana. i'll be riding MWA for a while - if i am correct, even the cash per share price is around 15p, worth more than it's current SP of 6p! btw, i didn't get your email initially - it was sent to my spam folder. just saw it now.

this is not a share for quick earnings. if you want quick earnings, look into mining shares or oil & gas. i'm watching EME at the moment, waiting to buy back in. made a couple of hundred squids the last time but i noticed it has come down again. pretty safe in my opinion but dyor. as for UNIQ, a lot of investors look for Q1 results announcement because they know it is not going to be good, then they quickly snap up the shares on the low. this is what's happening here today...won't be long before it goes back up to the 10p range. i topped up this morning but only 10% of my initial investment...for my mom! =)

for me, if the price drops - that is good because then i can top up. =)

i've never been able to get this at 10p despite trying a few times...but i finally got in at 10.25p a few days ago. however, please do your own research and read up on the RNS!!! this share will definitely provide returns but only in the long term, not for the short to medium term. as for covenants, they got theirs extended from march 2010 to end 2010 so there should be nothing to fear regarding going into administration. i'm just surprised this hasn't caught anyone's attention! anyway, all i'm stating here is based on memory so as always, dyor.

sorry, i meant that as "have profited from almost every share i touched"...except for the no good idiots at cattles!

sure matey - looking forward to your opinion. i'm pretty confident about them 2 but just needed an expert to tear apart the balance sheet and cashflow(and hopefully i understood them right).....and since you're the first cool one i found out about on this forum.... =) i've been pretty blessed with my stock picks - almost every share have profited from almost every share i touched - thanks to research! could've profited 30% from MWA this morning right at the peak but i decided to go medium term. have a good dinner, matey...and hopefully it's not roast pork. lol...

Spac3y! Been looking all over for you. Hope all is ok with you. Could you give me your comments on MWA and UNIQ when you have the time? Cheers...

on the other hand, the broker could also slowly leak these shares back into the market, keeping prices down...right?

i've always wondered why don't RNS publications just state if it is a buy or sell by the party involved? the reader is always required to work out the figures or percentages to sort that out.

Courtesy of ADVFN... http://www.bolsamania.fr/analyses/analisis.php?origen=feed_boursier.noticias&id=330221&isin=FR0000053829&Sesion_BolsamaniaFR=te06vvkdcn4hm2al2q0n0imef7 Translation :- 27/04/2009 - 12:38 - Portzamparc adopt a more aggressive recommendation LDC, from "hold" to "strengthen" after the announcement of negotiations for the takeover of the group arrived, who makes 561 million euros of annual turnover, 75% in poultry. A strategic interest to the general, according to the specialist, including advancing the complementary products and the prospect of increased market share to 30% French. Portzamparc added to evaluate the purchase price to 80 / 100 million euros. "In a context of concentration in the industry, LDC may also be interested in Marie, a subsidiary of British group Uniq for his catering business (48% of sales under the names Mary, Luang, Weight Watchers, and MDD)," the office studies, while its parent company announced its intent to sell. "The acquisition would give the group reached a new dimension to the group that benefits from the economic crisis and its financial capabilities to seize opportunities. At this stage we are not external growth in our forecast. However, the acquisition likely Arrived group provides an attractive title and speculative to justify changing our recommendation from Hold to strengthen, "concludes the analyst Sonia Papillon.