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dingg said:
^^
bottom picking is a dirty nasty game
good luck though
better to buy into a rising stock IME
Yeah, i've tried that and end up buying at the top! bottom picking is a dirty nasty game
good luck though
better to buy into a rising stock IME
Long term, VW will be fine. Kicking myself at not getting BMW when the rumour was out there and they dived on the VW sentiment - (although not practically possible for me to get involved).
p1stonhead said:
Except for some f
king reason, Facebook! Would have NEVER called that one.
Did the same if I recall, usual pattern is move higher then get chopped in half or more and then proceed to take out the Ipo price eventually. Well the ones I was thinking of were fb, gpro, twtr don't think Baba has got back above ipo yet.king reason, Facebook! Would have NEVER called that one.Grabbed some ferrari @ 55.50 don't think I'll be in it for too long.
Citron back at it, must be nice to have the power to short a stock put out a tweet then see the stock move down 28%. Their latest hit Vrx Valeant Pharmaceuticals.
With Ferrari no idea on the long term but unless your trading it probably not a good idea to buy above the ipo price of $52
With Ferrari no idea on the long term but unless your trading it probably not a good idea to buy above the ipo price of $52
Edited by twinturboz on Wednesday 21st October 15:40
Just thinking ahead to the Lloyds share sale to the public, with the additional share allowance if you hold them for a year...
Presumably there's going to be a lot of people that hold the shares for a year, until they get the bonus, and then a lot will sell at the same time.
I know things are priced in to an extent, but sounds like it would be smart to go short on Lloyds, a week or so before the anniversary of the share sale, as the market is likely to be flooded by sellers, driving the price down?
Presumably there's going to be a lot of people that hold the shares for a year, until they get the bonus, and then a lot will sell at the same time.
I know things are priced in to an extent, but sounds like it would be smart to go short on Lloyds, a week or so before the anniversary of the share sale, as the market is likely to be flooded by sellers, driving the price down?
Beast in after hours, all time highs. Same for google.
Second time they made profit don't you know. Greshamst said:
Just thinking ahead to the Lloyds share sale to the public, with the additional share allowance if you hold them for a year...
Presumably there's going to be a lot of people that hold the shares for a year, until they get the bonus, and then a lot will sell at the same time.
I know things are priced in to an extent, but sounds like it would be smart to go short on Lloyds, a week or so before the anniversary of the share sale, as the market is likely to be flooded by sellers, driving the price down?
Same happened with TSB but IIRC the free issues didn't do much to the price (i.e. was priced in anyway).Presumably there's going to be a lot of people that hold the shares for a year, until they get the bonus, and then a lot will sell at the same time.
I know things are priced in to an extent, but sounds like it would be smart to go short on Lloyds, a week or so before the anniversary of the share sale, as the market is likely to be flooded by sellers, driving the price down?
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