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Come on ..Don't be shy...Name the investments...or this thread is a waste of time.
BUY - TRITAX BIG BOX. |
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at 227.50..
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Most unit trusts will underperform the market over the longer term so for passive investors an index tracker is their best bet.
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Your reasons for buying Johnny ?
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Share price was 250 , thereabouts
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Can anyone explain how BTC, ILV, EGC, etc, can be "valued" in the stratosphere? That's easy. They're valued that highly because there are more of their shares being bought than are being sold. All the research has been done for us by experts. All you need to know is when to buy and when to sell based on what they're doing. Because the stock isn't going up or down without the professional money being interested. The price action is the real giveaway. And that is the area we need to concentrate on. In a highly capitalized stock, it can tell when to buy, and just as importantly, when to sell. |
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Cloudbreakdiscovery
Buy - 8.85p |
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Most unit trusts will underperform the market over the longer term so for passive investors an index tracker is their best bet.
Yes, and preservation of capital must always be the main concern. |
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Correction
CBreakdiscovery 8.30 to buy |
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Opened 8.85. Trade High : 10.16
Year high : 12.10p |
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fao: TRY MY BEST
Would be interested to hear your opinions on my first post in this thread (Below) be as brutal as you like, I'm not precocious about my views and always like to hear reasoned for or against opinions. Are the charts looking a bit sick? with a sizeable possibility of a chunky drop? Or am I seeing something that's not there? Thank in advance Escapee 22 Feb 22 13:12 I had a look at the charts last night. wow they are looking very sick. S&P is near year long support levels, S&P March futures seemed to be at a discount to spot. The DOW is near the bottom of an expanding triangle, which technically is often associated with a large move or increased volatility. Bitcoin is 37,260, again a very very sick looking chart. If 30,000 support fails then there is so much air below it, 10,000 would look very likely, and even 5,200 does not look absurd on the charts, no matter how absurd it might sound now. Bitcoin is a cornered market though, and cornered markets can go where ever the cornerer(lol) wants to take it, pretty much. My prediction based on my chart reading skills or lack of them is that there is enough technicals in the data that there is significant chance of a chunky, news headline grabbing drop between now and May. |
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Lfc you must make a logical case
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8p to buy now
We will check in a weeks time maybe pecker Not looking good :( |
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Try my best
Why do these institutions get to keep their transactions secret from the general public for so long. Do you think things like the dark pool make for a level playing field. Do you think these institutions should be privvy to ERs before they are made public. How is it fair that they illegally become aware of other large holdings before their declaration. |
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Year low : 1.38 p
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it's futile to moan about the state of the playing field, absolutely pointless.
if it's to unlevel for your angle, move on and or find another angle. |
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Escapee, you miss my point.
I'm aware of conditions, I accept them, I use them to my advantage where I can. I'm just asking if try my best has an opinion on anything that he can convey to us without charging us for his expert knowledge gained over 36yrs. |
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Cloudbreakdiscovery:
I week 160.74% 1 month 460% 3 months 527.59% 6 months 338.57% rise |
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Lfc, can you answer my question and make a case for said stock.
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Yes it caught my attention because it invests in mining companies
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Previous Close: 9.1
High 9.10 on Tue, Feb 22 Low 1.62 on Mon, Jan 24 |
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To be honest i just took a quick look this morning
![]() I didn’t buy a month ago |
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Used to enjoy penny shares , years ago
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So you haven't a clue
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For most people a guess is as good anyway.
Point out the weakness in the FTSE please. Markets go in waves, weakness if it's there, is seen in up bars, and strength is seen in down bars. Because the big money sells into a rise, and buys the falls. You have to recognise this. Yesterday the FTSE was sold during the day, and the index fell. Then traders stepped in to stop it, and their buying brought it back to finish just higher. We can be sure it was buying because it's being bought again today. That does not suggest weakness at the moment, but it can change quickly. |
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Because the big money sells into a rise, and buys the falls.
Should have said the professional money, that's when they offloading or taking on stock. |
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Don't know who said the ftse was weak, far less over valued than Nasdaq, but is reliant to some degree on a few big ones.
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But after that price action yesterday. If the market should fall back to finish where it started today, you should start to worry.
Add extra weight if the volume has increased. (heavy selling) |
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Thanks Johnny but no thanks
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And now at almost days end :
Cloudbreakdiscovery is back at 8:30 to buy What a waste of time |
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Will let it run for now , maybe 6 months
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Nasdaq
Dow Apple Amazon Feels Alibaba Paypal Alphabet All red again and plenty more just as I said Lucky I didn't spend 36 yrs in the city talking shitt and robbing folk |
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Feels is
Tesla |
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Pecker = the "sage of stupidity". Very impressed with Dr Crippen's comments and thoughts. Obviously an educated man.
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Dr Crippen22 Feb 22 14:29Joined: 16 Apr 02 | Topic/replies: 48,662 | Blogger: Dr Crippen's blog
Peckerdunne has got it right. The best advice is to not buy yet, but wait for the drop if it comes. There doesn't seem to have been any major sell off on the way up,(the professional money has already sold when a market falls.) You can rarely be sure. But they don't usual pass up an opportunity for a big drop. The crash in 2020 was just a money making exercise. Note the very high volume at the bottoms. That's the windy investors selling, and the smart money taking the stock of their hands for when they move the market back up. It's the same old routine. They've been doing for decades. |
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Just back from pub [beer emoji]
and S&P (ES=F) has broken 4276 (ish) support, closing at 4,225 and is now 4,196. Dow closed at 33,131, a relatively small but still of some significance, step below year long support This it, crunch time. yesterday I was talking of significant probabilities of a chunky drop, today it has become odds on (but not 100%) if today, Thursday S&P is greater than a 50 pt drop and it doesn't make the news, Fridays drop will likely 80%+ make the news. There you go, a full on prediction prior to the event. if S&P doesn't hold to a respectable (< 50) drop or bounce Thursday, it's 'crash' on the news Friday/Monday, maybe even today.. Bitcoin held on though, lol cornered markets. Do your own research, anything can happen etc. if quantative easing is still in play, who knows. |
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Looking at the weekly gold chart, the "Flight to gold" started 3 weeks ago.
I'm not predicting a runaway, but there's the first three weekly candles of a runaway sitting there temptingly. currently 1,909 which ain't a great entry point from a chart point of view, but still, setting a stop loss at 1,885-90 with a view that you're aiming for 2,000 or 2,100+ if there's an equity market drop. still gives a great risk/reward. |
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FTSE down 200 points
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Cloudbreakdiscovery : 8.50
You can take a profit there if you wish pecker Tritaxbigbox : 223 . 4 That’s a loss I’m afraid Johnny the guesser |
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It’s a 3.19 % profit pecker
Not bad for a days work |