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As another mentioned selling out on here, I've also decided it's time to take a 30% profit this morning. The proceeds from the sale have been split between GSK, JD SPORTS & B&M.

At present, i see these companies as being undervalued, but the markets may decide otherwise

Sparhawk - Possible reasons could be - anyone buying PSN now won't get the imminent 40p final dividend & i've also noticed that over the 5 years to Dec31st 2024 PSN was losing around £200 million each year from cash in the bank & that obviously means there's less funds to fall back on if the world goes to S**t again.

I don't hold here, but i'm certainly watching with interest.

@Pensioninvestor - I know what you mean & i'm out (for the moment ?). I've just sold out & i certainly can't complain at over 70% profit in just a few weeks. I'll certainly keep an eye on what happens after the share consolidation has taken place, as i've noticed the SP often falls.

I hope it works for you (whatever you decide).

I've decided to have a little nibble at these this morning. As with most of these type of companies, I think it's a classic case of pump & dump. Time will tell, but it never hurts to take a decent profit.

As stated in my previous post, i decided to add more first thing this morning.

@Beo1 - I've just seen the v8deo of the crowd at the Trafford Centre & I'll be investing my dividends into more JD Sports at these levels.

@Wig1 thanks for that, i've just nibbled a few through HL. I usually stick to ftse shares, funds & trusts on there.

On my Trading 212 app it says the stock is set to close, so I can't buy any new stock anyway ( only close existing positions )

I bought in (for the first time) on recent lows & am looking to add more below 86p.

Shares always carry risks, but anyone else think this is good value at this price point ?

After selling 40% of my pf as Trump announced his tariffs, i decided to buy into BME during the pullback & am now 18% up. I thought it was already decent value & the drop in the SP just added to the appeal.

Good luck everyone.

I've decided to sell some profits from Prudential & add it to my recent dividends to buy into BME. Rising cost of living might force more people into the cheaper stores & BME looks oversold to me & has a decent dividend too.

I only own a small holding in (CYK) in my 212 account & even trying to buy 2 or 3 pounds worth each day is a challenge in itself.

A rising gas price may help investor sentiment, but isn't most of the DEC gas price fixed ?

Earnings should stay resolute because of this & let's hope the upward momentum of the SP continues.

It'd be great to see the shorters do one not long into 2025.

I've held & been adding DEC for a while now. Like many, I'm hoping these shorters f off into the void & the sp heads towards 2000p.

My own PF has just broken the £100k barrier, so any more rises here will help consolidate that.

I bought into GSK very recently & added more yesterday.

I've just read an article (Yahoo) asking why the SP has dropped 28% from 1800p.

It also gives a fair value of £48 a share !

Getting halfway to that price would be fantastic.

As i posted earlier, i got lucky with CARD. I bought in around the 100p mark & sold out for approx 40% gain.

I'm starting to nibble again as part of a small (at the moment) PF on Trading 212.

IMB is now my best performing holding @ nearly 50% SP gain & dividends on top (i did pile in during the covid crash). It's also now my largest holding & the 2 bigger dividends are coming next.

Good luck to those of us who've kept the faith.

Shorting should be banned worldwide !

Let's hope those shorting DEC lose a shedload of $$$

@Porche1946 - Surprise, Surprise !

Yet another company that brings out the doom & gloom in you :/

Is there a share chat i can visit where you actually have an upbeat view on it ?

@Meldrew161 - The SP had risen steadily from the depths of around 3700p to over 5000p & that's a decent rise (especially when the dividend hasn't advanced much over the last few years). Personally, I just don't see much value in the SP at these levels.