Autonomy - No problem -why not register for updates from CEY10 Feb 2021 23:51
I have as I try to do with all of my stock holdings. I.E. Today I was told Standard Life have invested I think from memory 5.40% in Centamin - They are not mugs. They have as partners Aberdeen Asset Management / Scottish Widows, etc. Scottish Widows are no mugs either they in the old days were always either the best fund manager or one of the best. The stock market works in advance so sometimes you have to wait for the turnaround. Most shares are cyclical but it always pays to be safer and spread the investments around. I have investments now across most of the market to be honest. I retired early from Lloyds and now do it all as a hobby which I enjoy. Don't put all your eggs in one basket but the advice seems to be buy on the dips for some investors which is why the shares that have fallen the most have been coming back, but these are speculative short term buys and once you are happy with your return why not re-invest and spread the risk. You could re-invest your free profits in more riskier stocks after all they will not have cost you anything. You could have one or two of those in your portfolio. i.e. As the market fell I have bought into Marstons, (I have now sold off) Capita, Stobart, and all of the banks (some of which I have sold). I do not hold any airlines but see RR as a good bet later - but not yet. It always pays to try and make the most of your annual CGT allowances too if you can. My wife and I both hold stocks for that reason. Good luck - no one knows everything we all learn from our own experiences as we go along in life it is just that I probably have less years left now than most - so always try and smile and look on the bright side and the good things in life.