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DSLiverpool

14,742 posts

202 months

Wednesday 25th May 2016
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Chaps why are we on a up when nothing good is happening and uncertainty taints the waters ?

walm

10,609 posts

202 months

Wednesday 25th May 2016
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DSLiverpool said:
Chaps why are we on a up when nothing good is happening and uncertainty taints the waters ?
IMHO it's nothing fundamental - ALTHOUGH Brexit risk is receding according to the polls, which should help the FTSE.

DSLiverpool

14,742 posts

202 months

Sunday 5th June 2016
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Chaps why are we on a up when nothing good is happening and uncertainty taints the waters ?

ExPat2B

2,157 posts

200 months

Monday 6th June 2016
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Watching Verint and VRX earnings this week.. if you can set a guaranteed stop might be some very good upside/downside opportunity.

twinturboz

1,278 posts

178 months

Monday 6th June 2016
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ExPat2B said:
Watching Verint and VRX earnings this week.. if you can set a guaranteed stop might be some very good upside/downside opportunity.
Agree took some Vrx long last week targeting around 33-34, earnings are more or less known, will be all about the guidance.

I'm not really in it for a long term play but there could be a mean reversion trade in it as long as it stays above 25 ish could potentially make a move back to the 40's and higher.



ExPat2B

2,157 posts

200 months

Tuesday 7th June 2016
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twinturboz said:
Agree took some Vrx long last week targeting around 33-34, earnings are more or less known, will be all about the guidance.

I'm not really in it for a long term play but there could be a mean reversion trade in it as long as it stays above 25 ish could potentially make a move back to the 40's and higher.
Down 16% in pre market ! Looks like the earnings call was not received well.

walm

10,609 posts

202 months

Tuesday 7th June 2016
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85% insider owned (meaning the business founders).
So unlikely a bunch of random internet punters will have any, I suspect.

Here are my red flags:
- Big data. rolleyes
- Merging with a one-app wonder. (And I mean ONE - no Android app available yet - just iOS.)
- That particular app sounds utterly shyte. (Crime data overlaid a GPS map so you can avoid "red zones" yup - sounds like something I would pay precisely NOTHING for... and oh - it's free.)
- Nothing updating their website with financials since 2014.
- Detail-free merger announcement - what are the terms?
- Now it's worth $200m???


twinturboz

1,278 posts

178 months

Tuesday 7th June 2016
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ExPat2B said:
Down 16% in pre market ! Looks like the earnings call was not received well.
Yup guidance was poor. My trade will most likely be toast by the time the options expire next week.

Oil and Gold both look interesting to the short side, Oil isn't quite there but feels a bit toppy. Gold needs to flush out all the late bulls before it can start the next run up, maybe a move to 1180ish first before the next leg up.

Dave350

359 posts

118 months

Wednesday 8th June 2016
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Dave350 said:
My shares in BooHoo (Clothes retailer similar to Asos on a smaller scale) have gone from 26p and tipped 30p today over the past 6 weeks.

I can see these creeping up to 40p in the short-medium term with some good results.
Just over a year later, and from my starting point of 26p, with a few more bought in at 31p, these are now at 57.5p.

I'm still backing them to go to at least 65p within the next 6 months.

Charlie Michael

2,750 posts

184 months

Thursday 9th June 2016
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Dave350 said:
Just over a year later, and from my starting point of 26p, with a few more bought in at 31p, these are now at 57.5p.

I'm still backing them to go to at least 65p within the next 6 months.
I do believe that they have the potential to go full ASOS given time. Interesting for he medium-long term investor. smile

walm

10,609 posts

202 months

Friday 10th June 2016
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walm said:
85% insider owned (meaning the business founders).
So unlikely a bunch of random internet punters will have any, I suspect.

Here are my red flags:
- Big data. rolleyes
- Merging with a one-app wonder. (And I mean ONE - no Android app available yet - just iOS.)
- That particular app sounds utterly shyte. (Crime data overlaid a GPS map so you can avoid "red zones" yup - sounds like something I would pay precisely NOTHING for... and oh - it's free.)
- Nothing updating their website with financials since 2014.
- Detail-free merger announcement - what are the terms?
- Now it's worth $200m???
Since I posted this HMNY down 35%!

Charlie1986

2,017 posts

135 months

Friday 10th June 2016
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Hopefully Taylor Wimpey and Centrica will rise soon as its looking a wrong choice to buy a few weeks back. frown

walm

10,609 posts

202 months

Friday 10th June 2016
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Charlie1986 said:
Hopefully Taylor Wimpey and Centrica will rise soon as its looking a wrong choice to buy a few weeks back. frown
Any UK stock is essentially a Brexit bet at this stage.

shopper150

1,576 posts

194 months

Monday 13th June 2016
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Surely there are opportunities to make some money in the run up to the Brexit referendum?!

How are you guys playing the markets?


twinturboz

1,278 posts

178 months

Monday 13th June 2016
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Linkedin eek How that's worth $26billion no idea.

K12beano

20,854 posts

275 months

Monday 13th June 2016
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twinturboz said:
Linkedin eek How that's worth $26billion no idea.
Short of hacking them and flogging off the database a few million times on the black market, you mean?

Recruiters the world over must be hyping up the value rolleyes

shopper150

1,576 posts

194 months

Monday 13th June 2016
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twinturboz said:
Linkedin eek How that's worth $26billion no idea.
MSFT always tend to overpay to buy sh*t companies. They'll be a huge write off/down in the next couple of years!
Similar to Nokia.

Zippee

13,463 posts

234 months

Monday 13th June 2016
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walm said:
Charlie1986 said:
Hopefully Taylor Wimpey and Centrica will rise soon as its looking a wrong choice to buy a few weeks back. frown
Any UK stock is essentially a Brexit bet at this stage.
Everything is up and down like a yo-yo at the moment though.
Thinking about Tesco who have just dropped below 150 and Wimpey who are just below 180. No guarantees on anything though...

M3Driver

171 posts

164 months

Tuesday 14th June 2016
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ED Invest SA (EDI:WSE) - Polish Building Contractor, traded on the Warsaw exchange.

Anyone bought shares in it?

Looks very very cheap at the moment. It's trading at 50% NCAV. I'm thinking about loading up on it just now and trying to cash out when it hits 4 or 5 Zloty on the way up.

What do you guys think?

Tomero

43 posts

128 months

Wednesday 15th June 2016
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I'm thinking a Brexit vote could be a good buying opportunity, some shares are likely to take a quick and large drop I feel but then recover over time. The question is, what kinds of shares / companies? Airlines? Manufacturers with big EU export markets? Any suggestions?
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