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I believed HL to be of no value at those prices (25X earnings), But have been nibbling away at under 1100p & will continue to do so unless disastrous news is announced.
Adding to my previous post - some financials are out of favour, so now is the time to buy in or keep adding IMHO
I'm happy to keep adding monthly into my ISA (With HL) & i think this is now cheap as folk are still trading in a downturn & the dividend looks to have decent coverage.
After recently purchasing HL, I'm happy to keep adding below 1200p.
Ironically my monthly ISA contribution is due to be invested over the next day or so (through HL)
Good medium term hold this one IMHO.
Poly was hammered down from it's 52 week high of over 1700p & I bought POLY at around 150p & JRS at 99P (so pleased with recent rises)
If they continue to climb & BEN falls I'll look to top slice those & add more BEN that's for sure.
i pulled some money out of financials as Putin started the invasion, But have bought back into JUP, HL, Lloyds & added more IMB this morning.
Still have some cash to add on any further weakness.
If JUP has any spare cash it should buy back as many shares as possible at these prices. If anything it will help maintaining the dividend easier.
I've finally nibbled today, But we all know things could get much worse.
I'm also keeping an eye on JRS to see how low that SP will fall.
@Hellyeah -The Russian people should overthrow Putin, if they don't like what he's doing to Ukraine & it's obvious many of them don't.
@Hellyeah -The Russian people should overthrow Putin, if they don't like what he's doing to Ukraine & it's obvious many of them don't.
To think that (HL.) was trading around 2450p in May 2019 & can now be picked up for below 1100p.
First time i've held (HL.) & when there's turmoil in the markets, they must still rake in money from all the selling/buying activity.
Those who held onto these as a possible invasion was being reported should really learn from this.
I even sold profits out of FTSE shares such as LLoyds & Vodafone (never mind Russian stocks). I still hold some cash in my ISA portfolio & would have no issues buying into JRS should a ceasefire come into play.
At some point JRS has to be worth a risky punt & as immoral as it may seem, a profit is a profit to an investor.
After slicing some IMB a few weeks ago, i've decided to buy back in at 1650p today & if they drop further i'll add more.
After top slicing some profits off some stocks a few days ago, i've decided to add here again (Didn't expect it to go below 200p). In a way i'm glad it did, because if they get their act together it could be a great recovery play plus dividends too.
I remember this share reaching around 2400p a few years ago, so I've sold off some profits in other companies & decided to buy in for the first time today.
GLA
A couple more days like this & Bens Creek will become my largest holding (overtaking my ftse 100 holdings).
Under normal circumstances I'd start slicing & reinvest the profits into the likes of DEC & IMB for the decent dividends, But I'm tempted to let this one ride & hopefully see 100p plus.
Future dividend payer here ?
wow !
Climb down out of your own backside & give your head a wobble HeresHopin.
Yours is such a sad, clueless post that's been reported.
FYI i invested in CINE in March 2020 due to the SP being what I thought was an extremely low price & because I genuinely thought Covid 19 disruption would be short term.
The fact that the SP rose dramatically in such a short space of time was surprising to say the least & I took advantage by selling at nearly 200% profit (I can imagine many others did that day)
The fact I posted on here today shows I've looked into Cine as an undervalued company to invest in, But I need more of a reason than I can find at the moment.
Keyboard warriors gotta love em :D
That's just your sarcastic reply HeresHopin & I don't need people to ask me to invest ;-)