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what i know about shares u could write on the back of a postage stamp.
i read the investor chronicle and bought shares in RBS AND BARCLAYS after reading that u could not go wrong buying them
bought barclays at 5.32
rbs at 4.35
so nursing heavy losses on both
been buying and selling for ten years now and at the end of last year i was up £79 grand
that includes everything, divis and my accountant fees
the mistake that i make is that i sell too early when a share is going up [ ie minerva, bought at 13p sold at 31p now 83p ]
and i wont sell if a share is going down.
my new policy is that i will hold on to share for at least one year before making a decision and most decision will be made in march and before april the 5th for tax reasons
have over 80 shares , which i know is a lot , but that is what i like,
plenty of divis. and a chance of a takeover.
bought three shares today
brammer
nestor healthcare
fiberweb
heres hoping
i read the investor chronicle and bought shares in RBS AND BARCLAYS after reading that u could not go wrong buying them
bought barclays at 5.32
rbs at 4.35
so nursing heavy losses on both
been buying and selling for ten years now and at the end of last year i was up £79 grand
that includes everything, divis and my accountant fees
the mistake that i make is that i sell too early when a share is going up [ ie minerva, bought at 13p sold at 31p now 83p ]
and i wont sell if a share is going down.
my new policy is that i will hold on to share for at least one year before making a decision and most decision will be made in march and before april the 5th for tax reasons
have over 80 shares , which i know is a lot , but that is what i like,
plenty of divis. and a chance of a takeover.
bought three shares today
brammer
nestor healthcare
fiberweb
heres hoping
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Short answer, no. At least make sure it is actually going up first. Put a 200 moving average on a daily chart, it will help.
buy some books on technical analysis, otherwisw ul have no hope,it will help, just buy alot books really
After whats happened in the last 2 years I dont think anyone can claim to be an expert
I sold my house back in 2006. A year too early in a few peoples eyes.
I say its better to be too early than too late.
I say its better to be too early than too late.
just buy alot books really
great bit of advice
i make one grand buying and selling shares and spent two grand on
buying books
great bit of advice
i make one grand buying and selling shares and spent two grand on
buying books
Yes but it's all about timing.
You could have bought pretty much anything when the FTSE was down to 3500 and still have made a lot of money.
However it's when the markets are overbought or flat, like they are now, that you need to use all your skills in order to make some money.
You could have bought pretty much anything when the FTSE was down to 3500 and still have made a lot of money.
However it's when the markets are overbought or flat, like they are now, that you need to use all your skills in order to make some money.
If you buy undervalued stocks with decent dividends yes you can make money no problem. Trouble is there aren't many of those around at the moment.
This thread is showing a lot of intellectual promise.
In fact it may in itself answer exactly the question being posed by the OP.
In fact it may in itself answer exactly the question being posed by the OP.
i also bet greyhounds
with that i study a lot and anyone who guesses on the greyhound WILL LOSE ...100%
with that i study a lot and anyone who guesses on the greyhound WILL LOSE ...100%
Rather than guessing, an easy way to invest in shares is to buy an ETF tracking one or some of the indicies
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