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This will be around 5p by Friday.
@Davross1, LOL. what are you taking about. Do you think that I am the only person here with not natural English, look at the IGinvestor posting here long time. Why I needed two accounts as I didn't have any double game or didn't had arguments against anyone here. I was always going with my factors and my investments.
Look at the the history, his account created 25th Oct 2020, and mine is from 2010. He is not only posted to support me here, so you are silly to say that. Lol...
Anyway, it's too much...
What's wrong with that?
All I said is Uk didn't had trading day, but it has reset, so today's rise of ftse is not reflected to the Uk shares, so i see those as accumulated figures rather than reset figures.
Anyway, why are you asking me to behave, as that is against personal, my post may be technically wrong but I didn't blame anyone or not tried to down anyone...
@Anapa, I don't think any wrong declaring profit (whether small or big) and given the reason to sell by anyone here, as share is not to love just to earn money in different strategies. And also no issues saying going down or up rather than continues ramping, it's showing their status on the shares and their honest opinions, so up to the other readers if they take it or ignore but I can't understand why you are trying to criticise them again and again as this is open board.
I haven't found any shares in my life, going only upward, so please accept the reality.
Also there are different strategies from different investors too, so that's normal and no point criticising those, You may hurt when someone saying this is going down as you may still holding at that time but you should understand that as individual decisions and post and also market sentiment is changing too. So sorry, I had to post this comments.
DYOR.
GLA.
Cheers.
@livestock, I am very sorry for the Falky as he is trying to find any negative news for the Lloyds as he is out and under enormous pressure thinking that he has lost the gain on Tuesday opening, may be this is the first time he made a wrong decision, I know that he is here so long and well known Lloyds optimistic, only I can't understand that how he made the wrong decision on Christmas eye, he thinks it's 50:50, I think that his chances are less than 10%, we will see tomorrow morning.
DYOR
Cheers.
Global shares climbed on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump signed into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, backing down from his earlier threat to block the bipartisan bill.
Markets cheered the move as it will restore unemployment benefits to millions of Americans and avert a federal government shutdown in the world's largest economy.
https://www.ft.com/content/b657be60-ba1a-4f25-8bfe-afd51ef56a8a
I think that restrictions will remove from mid January and hopeful of complete removal by end of Feb as Oxford vaccine will past rollout due to the no limitation of storage, and then available at the pharmacies as well if we wish to take it.
January will be little bit quiet for the travel sector but there can be massive increase of travel from March etc...
off-course, There wasn't a deal before the market close. Early morning rise (7%) due to the expectation of deal announcement but then delayed and news came up saying talks still continue, then there was a uncertainty, that's the reason for sell out buy many sorters and day traders, otherwise 10% + up on the day minimum.
So Tuesday will be double dose, "Brexit deal done" and "Oxford vaccine rollout news".
Good luck all.
I can't see any reason selling on Thursday other than day traders or thinking enough for the investment as most of the uncertainty is gone with the Brexit deal and Pandemic is on last chapter now.
Even if anyone is out now, buy on Tuesday even 41p+ opening not a bad price if they can hold for a few weeks or couple of month minimum, surely 50p is easy in medium term.
GLA.
Falky, Fully agreed and I also try different strategies and make more fun and challenging otherwise it's not clever or bored and also it's important to learn new things too and vary on the market sentiment.
I sold Lloyds at 39.36p and IAG at 177p on 4th Dec due to Brexit uncertainty and then bought back sub 33p and 36p. Lloyds is one of best shares now to buy in many views after Brexit deal and I hope that you will buy on Tuesday as you mentioned.
Good luck.
Cheers.
Thanks Falky for your honest and two options mentions as understand you said you have sold.
I go with the Option 2 as I can reject option 1 as below I mentioned in another post;
- This is not full price for the Brexit yet, probably 50%, another 5-10% increase next few trading days
- Tier-4 is temporary measurements and already flatten, and school close now and we will see Covid reduction from next few days.
- To go down the SP, many need to sell but can't see any reason to sell more than the buys next week as expecting big buys as Brexit uncertainty has gone.
GLA