What’s your big gamble? (Volume 4)

[egor110]

Chris Type R said:

Skyedriver said:

Chris Type R said:

Down near 10% over the last couple of weeks.

Ditto, and that includes a SIPP which is predominantly various funds across the globe as well as my ISA

Same, mine is a relatively sane P/F. I'm not confident enough to buy anything yet.

Trouble is when you are confident the prices will of raised .

This is your opportunity to buy those decent companies that were expensive and just hold onto them and let the market do its thing.

[ferrisbueller]

Luke. said:

Arrival have just announced a new partner... Enel X.

https://www.stonkmoon.com/news/ARVL/a7ae14b4905a96...

Apparently they're the second largest supplier of e-Bus solutions in the <Clarkson mode> world....

Enel X is a global leader in electric mobility with more than 245,000 electric vehicle charging points around the world connected to our e-Bus platform. We've been contracted to deliver more than 1,800 e-Buses to public transport authorities, making Enel X the largest provider of e-Bus solutions in the world today outside of China.

Edited by Luke. on Friday 17th June 10:01

Moon etc

[Adam.]

Another day of joy

GGP, FAR, DEC

Tempted by ABML but would have to sell at a loss to buy

[Luke.]

Adam. said:

Another day of joy

GGP, FAR, DEC

Tempted by ABML but would have to sell at a loss to buy

Don't buy any ABML, Adam.

[Adam.]

Luke. said:

Don't buy any ABML, Adam.

What’s the scoop? Nasty drop today when small cap is up

[Luke.]

Adam. said:

Luke. said:

Don't buy any ABML, Adam.

What’s the scoop? Nasty drop today when small cap is up

No scoop. It's just too good an entry point and I'd be well jel....

[Chris Type R]

Down another 1.59% today. A large chunk of that is GGP with some odd pricing/transactions after close.

Glad (in hindsight) that I locked in a few BP gains when I did. Might be time soon to rebuy.

[ferrisbueller]

Adam. said:

Another day of joy

GGP, FAR, DEC

Tempted by ABML but would have to sell at a loss to buy

Did you get back into GGPI yesterday/this morning?

[Adam.]

Chris Type R said:

Down another 1.59% today. A large chunk of that is GGP with some odd pricing/transactions after close.

Glad (in hindsight) that I locked in a few BP gains when I did. Might be time soon to rebuy.

Apparently GDXJ re-balancing their ETF

Hopefully a short term thing, an U/T trade so they usually bounce back after

[Chris Type R]

Adam. said:

Chris Type R said:

Down another 1.59% today. A large chunk of that is GGP with some odd pricing/transactions after close.

Glad (in hindsight) that I locked in a few BP gains when I did. Might be time soon to rebuy.

Apparently GDXJ re-balancing their ETF

Hopefully a short term thing, an U/T trade so they usually bounce back after

Sounds like a sensible explanation - it's going to have to bounce back quite a lot to get back to break-even.

[Adam.]

It’s going to have to bounce on to the top of Apollo 13 as it lifts off

[Vanity Projects]

I’m about even for the year. I’m hedged right now so I’m swinging +/- 1-2% depending on the dropping of the indexes.

12% down from peak value in November.

[Skyedriver]

OK oil prices have dropped a little over the last couple of days (no sign of it at the local filling station) but i'm looking ar my "alternative energy" stocks CWR, EQT, PHE and all seriously under the weather. No one care about the environment and the future? It would seem not. OK they are all a long way from serious production but SP prices look towards the future not the past or present, right?

[S7GVC]

I know GGP's been a (un)popular one on here. Just seen that the drop to sub-10p has stuck, which sucks for holders, but is a massive opportunity for new investors.

Made £34k out of GGP in 2020, now I've loaded up and GGP's back to being "my big gamble" again for 2022.

[vulture1]

Skyedriver said:

OK oil prices have dropped a little over the last couple of days (no sign of it at the local filling station) but i'm looking ar my "alternative energy" stocks CWR, EQT, PHE and all seriously under the weather. No one care about the environment and the future? It would seem not. OK they are all a long way from serious production but SP prices look towards the future not the past or present, right?

The next COP meeting everyone will pretend to care again. Ive set aside a chunk of cash ready for that.

[Chris Type R]

S7GVC said:

I know GGP's been a (un)popular one on here. Just seen that the drop to sub-10p has stuck, which sucks for holders, but is a massive opportunity for new investors.

Made £34k out of GGP in 2020, now I've loaded up and GGP's back to being "my big gamble" again for 2022.

Well done & good luck. It's hard to believe that the entry point is now lower than 1st of June 2020 (10p).

[Phooey]

S7GVC said:

Just seen that the drop to sub-10p has stuck, which sucks for holders, but is a massive opportunity for new investors.

Maybe I'm being naive here, and apologies if so, but I struggle to see a "massive opportunity for new investors" in a stock with a continually declining SP

[S7GVC]

Phooey said:

Maybe I'm being naive here, and apologies if so, but I struggle to see a "massive opportunity for new investors" in a stock with a continually declining SP

Fundamentals. Opportunity. Risk. Current cost of shares.

The fact that the fundamentals have been improving, and yet the sp has been declining, is exactly why this is the opportunity that it is. If the sp was at £1 then it would have been doing very nicely, but wouldn't be much of an opportunity.

You're right, this could keep going down, but for me the fact that this is now sub 10p is good enough reason for me to jump back on board. Could easily be 30p+ in a few months, or (my hope) a tasty buy-out offer put on the table (maybe 50p+).

All just my opinion of course - you pay your money and make your choice!

[Skyedriver]

vulture1 said:

Skyedriver said:

OK oil prices have dropped a little over the last couple of days (no sign of it at the local filling station) but i'm looking ar my "alternative energy" stocks CWR, EQT, PHE and all seriously under the weather. No one care about the environment and the future? It would seem not. OK they are all a long way from serious production but SP prices look towards the future not the past or present, right?

The next COP meeting everyone will pretend to care again. Ive set aside a chunk of cash ready for that.

The last COPOUT meeting was flatter than a damp squib, everyone expecting big things and nothing came of it. Better off buying shares in the airlines that carry the delegates/press/hangers on and shares in whichever hotel chain holds the meeting.

[vulture1]

Skyedriver said:

vulture1 said:

Skyedriver said:

OK oil prices have dropped a little over the last couple of days (no sign of it at the local filling station) but i'm looking ar my "alternative energy" stocks CWR, EQT, PHE and all seriously under the weather. No one care about the environment and the future? It would seem not. OK they are all a long way from serious production but SP prices look towards the future not the past or present, right?

The next COP meeting everyone will pretend to care again. Ive set aside a chunk of cash ready for that.

The last COPOUT meeting was flatter than a damp squib, everyone expecting big things and nothing came of it. Better off buying shares in the airlines that carry the delegates/press/hangers on and shares in whichever hotel chain holds the meeting.

The last COP meeting all the green stocks rose 30-70% in a month. Nothing was done I agree but there was money to be made.