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mdle4 = Cheers for posting this link.
I'm invested in both SSTY & LIFE :)

Adv11- i fail to see why you're so negative on PCA ?
There's not much wrong with this company & anyone who bought in around 200p is being rewarded with a nice dividend yield & SP paper profit too !
Also, anyone buying now is still buying below the NAV price. & as ling as the SP languishes I'll be happy to reinvest any dividends.

After reading through the Midas column yesterday, I decided to act once again & have bought in this morning.
I didn't quite buy below 53p, But can't complain & hopefully this company & SP realise their potential.
GLA

Cineworld was good to me last year after buying in at 24p & selling at 70p within 24 hours.
On a 12 month outlook, i think Cineworld around this price makes a decent investment. People are waiting to get out & enjoy themselves & the typical cinema audience won't care too much about a virus.

GSK did miss the boat, but the AZ vaccine seems to be hitting more setbacks on a weekly basis.
I had my first one in March & was bad = I'm not looking forward to the 2nd next month. As long as the board do their job & product demand doesn't fade, GSK should be an excellent long term dividend play.
GL & thanks for the reply.

I'm tempted to add more, as any good news on vaccine take up would surely move the sp upwards. There's also a near 6% yield too.

Hope those calling for 4p have dipped their toes today ?
Pointless posts otherwise !
They were calling 4p months ago, when the SP was 5.5p & it duly rose to 13p ( I sold @ 12p).
I'm happy to add under 5.5p again & have done so today.
As I read before......
BIDS = "Buy In Dips Stupid"

Nice rise in BP. RDSB & Brent after my dividends were reinvested yesterday :)

I remember posting on here about "Lloyds being a bargain at 24p" & was subsequently scoffed at by the 16p doom mongers !!
Where are they now !
Not buying in at 44p I hope ??

I read a post today stating that 2 sellers held 40 million on 22nd Feb & after aggressive selling over the last few weeks = They're out & the share price could now climb.
Plenty of previous false dawns with NFX, so let's hope that's not the case this time.

No good saying he was right, when folk buying at 4,5 or 6p months ago had the chance to sell those shares at 12p & make 100% profit !
For those of us that took advantage of such returns = Helx was wrong :)
Now the price dips we buy.
BIDS = Buy In Dips Stupid

I'm hoping it stays low for a while longer, as i'm due a few £k pension compensation & i'm more than happy to stick it in PCA around the 200p mark.

Although the headcount has increased significantly, so has revenue & there may be even better news in store for us.
I sold the shares I bought below 6p for 12p recently & bought back in again around 6p.
I'm also adding monthly at these prices too & I have high hopes for the future of Bidstack.
Let's hope our interest in Bidstack pays off.

You could be right about an attractive entry point !?
But around 1p was far better value for a company with no real revenue (as yet), but a £256 million M'cap at the current SP.

"Ten baggers" have :)

Let's hope so, as i sold the shares i bought between 5 & 6p for 12p before the drop & bought back in at 6.5p last week.

Today's drop shows why my decision to take some profits at 12p a couple of weeks ago was the correct call (shares were purchased for less than 6p)
It never hurts to take a profit.
BIDS = Buy In DipS

After buying in at 1347p I added again last week in the 1360's range.
Decent l8ng term dividend play below 1400p IMHO.

BIDS (Buy In DipS)
Although i sold 25% of my Bidstack shares last week at 12p (purchased between 4 & 5p) i'll certainly add more on dips, as good things could be coming to light in 2021.
Read between the lines of what's happening in the RNS on Dec 17th 2020 !!
Never be afraid to take a decent profit, But never be afraid to stand by a story you believe in too.
Good luck everyone :)

The time to put money into a share such as PHE was when it was below 1p. Adding now gives chance to encounter a loss if investors decide to cash in their profits.
This company has a £300 million plus m/cap yet makes no money & it's based on the promise of a greener future that's going to COST billions to achieve.
I've done well out of PHE on 3 occasions now, but have sliced for some profits again recently.
Even if you believe in the story = A profit is a profit.
But then again PHE could be up another 100% by February (On investor sentiment alone)
The decision is yours !