Share tips thread (Vol 2)

Share tips thread (Vol 2)

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Justboss8720

1 posts

53 months

Thursday 19th December 2019
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Hello o need some advice I have recently had a smash with a uninsured driver so had to go threw my insurance my car was a right off they are were going to pay me out but now have asked me for the v5 certificate I am not the registerd keeper however I am the owner and insured main driver I put into my brothers name as I had bailiffs looking to take the car . Will this invalidate my insurance . If not posted on correct forum can you please direct me to where is thankyou

Greshamst

2,069 posts

121 months

Thursday 19th December 2019
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Justboss8720 said:
Hello o need some advice I have recently had a smash with a uninsured driver so had to go threw my insurance my car was a right off they are were going to pay me out but now have asked me for the v5 certificate I am not the registerd keeper however I am the owner and insured main driver I put into my brothers name as I had bailiffs looking to take the car . Will this invalidate my insurance . If not posted on correct forum can you please direct me to where is thankyou
Have you considered a passive vanguard fund held within an ISA?

R8Steve

4,150 posts

176 months

Thursday 19th December 2019
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Justboss8720 said:
Hello o need some advice I have recently had a smash with a uninsured driver so had to go threw my insurance my car was a right off they are were going to pay me out but now have asked me for the v5 certificate I am not the registerd keeper however I am the owner and insured main driver I put into my brothers name as I had bailiffs looking to take the car . Will this invalidate my insurance . If not posted on correct forum can you please direct me to where is thankyou
Not posted on the right thread, you're in the right section of the forum though so you're close i suppose...

The insurance company usually requires the car to be registered to you and you to be the registered keeper but having recently had a written off motorbike the insurance company paid out without even asking for the V5 so you will probably be ok.

Skyedriver2

9 posts

55 months

Thursday 19th December 2019
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Greshamst said:
PHE is up some 30% today.
Awful when you lose your conviction....
I had a bit of PHE stood at around todays price.
Had confidence in the company, everything. BUT I lost my bottle as I watched it slowly falling and baled out. Having watched MTFB and SXX crumble I wasn't getting caught again. Hindsight, should have held, bought in as it fell, which is always a bad thing, but no, I've sat and watched as over the last couple of days it's almost doubled in price back to where I was sat.

Benbay001

5,801 posts

158 months

Monday 30th December 2019
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Benbay001 said:
Benbay001 said:
Speedy Hire looks cheap.
What have I missed?
In the week since i posted, 10% up.

And yes, i bought some. 46.7p
Sold out this morning at 74.4p
My target was slightly higher but i wanted to take a position in Somero Enterprises (SOM) which i feel has a much greater potential upside which i have now bought at 271p.

breadvan

2,004 posts

169 months

Monday 30th December 2019
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Agronomics (anic) are on the up again. I’ve jumped in today, I think there’s a good future.

Skyedriver

17,891 posts

283 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Skyedriver2 said:
Greshamst said:
PHE is up some 30% today.
Awful when you lose your conviction....
I had a bit of PHE stood at around todays price.
Had confidence in the company, everything. BUT I lost my bottle as I watched it slowly falling and baled out. Having watched MTFB and SXX crumble I wasn't getting caught again. Hindsight, should have held, bought in as it fell, which is always a bad thing, but no, I've sat and watched as over the last couple of days it's almost doubled in price back to where I was sat.
Still on the up.... Bu66er

ATM

18,300 posts

220 months

Thursday 2nd January 2020
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breadvan said:
Agronomics (anic) are on the up again. I’ve jumped in today, I think there’s a good future.
Do these sort of investment funds / plays / baskets of xxx type companies make money. It feels more like a good thing to do rather than an investment to make money. Almost like a not for profit helping start up businesses in a specific field.

DonkeyApple

55,402 posts

170 months

Friday 3rd January 2020
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ATM said:
breadvan said:
Agronomics (anic) are on the up again. I’ve jumped in today, I think there’s a good future.
Do these sort of investment funds / plays / baskets of xxx type companies make money. It feels more like a good thing to do rather than an investment to make money. Almost like a not for profit helping start up businesses in a specific field.
It’s probably a Jim Mellon or similar vehicle. Raise free money from retail punters who want exciting stories, point the cash at some ‘hot’ sector that will give lots of stories and then do lots of small, typically overseas, deals that suck out a lot of cash in fees, use someone like Agora to promote it all and the usual Nomads to keep raising money for fees and then eventually rename it and pointnit at the new ‘hot’ sector and start again. biggrin

Mark8303

47 posts

97 months

Friday 3rd January 2020
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Is anyone else into Ceres Power? I have been drip feeding since last spring and it’s returned 47% in 8 months. Dilemma now is whether to keep buying or hold and see where it goes. The brokers are predicting a further 9% to as much as 30% increase this year but it’s getting quite hot and they have still to go into profit. On the one hand it would be nice to lock in the profits but as I believe in their ‘Disruptive Technology’ status and like to back British innovation it could also take off in a very big way.
Anyone else of the same mind?

FredClogs

14,041 posts

162 months

Saturday 4th January 2020
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Mark8303 said:
Is anyone else into Ceres Power? I have been drip feeding since last spring and it’s returned 47% in 8 months. Dilemma now is whether to keep buying or hold and see where it goes. The brokers are predicting a further 9% to as much as 30% increase this year but it’s getting quite hot and they have still to go into profit. On the one hand it would be nice to lock in the profits but as I believe in their ‘Disruptive Technology’ status and like to back British innovation it could also take off in a very big way.
Anyone else of the same mind?
I believe in the future of fuel cell te hnology for lots of applications but suspect they'll always be niche as batteries do seem to be the favoured solution as it stands... Anyway I looked at Ceres along with some other UK companies a couple of years ago and chose to invest in AFC instead, which things stand wasn't the best decision... I would take profits if you've made them but my advice isn't worth much!

Benbay001

5,801 posts

158 months

Saturday 4th January 2020
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Anyone looked into Innovaderma?

Ive just stumbled into them and they are trading at a 10 p/e and a forward p/e of 7.
With Circa 20% revenue growth over the last 4 years, and the same in profit growth.
Cash strong balance sheet.
Great profit margin.

Im a little confused by their most recent report though.
They set out their cash flow statement and then below they have a note saying that the parent company had no cashflow and therefore do not need to provide a cash flow statement.

What do they mean? I cant see any other references to a parent company either.

Any advice apreciated.

See here https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/innovaderma/...

Edit: They sell hairloss and premature ejaculation products, so if anyone on here has first hand experience... wink

Edited by Benbay001 on Saturday 4th January 19:47

EarlOfHazard

3,603 posts

159 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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SXX up to 5.5p. Would have been good if bought at 3.5p!! Doh!!!!

Burwood

18,709 posts

247 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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EarlOfHazard said:
SXX up to 5.5p. Would have been good if bought at 3.5p!! Doh!!!!
It's a huge gamble. Greater risk of going to zero.

ATM

18,300 posts

220 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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So since my massive success shorting SXX I am now unable to remember the money I lost on MTFB and therefore I have been waiting for the opportunity to use my new found prowess to gamble on another AIM listed good luck story. The one I have chosen is called Versarien with ticker VRS. And this time I am long.

g4ry13

17,006 posts

256 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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EarlOfHazard said:
SXX up to 5.5p. Would have been good if bought at 3.5p!! Doh!!!!
Shareholders going to get screwed on this one as usual.

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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g4ry13 said:
EarlOfHazard said:
SXX up to 5.5p. Would have been good if bought at 3.5p!! Doh!!!!
Shareholders going to get screwed on this one as usual.
Yup, a look at many shares over time seems to see more long term downs than ups which probably means more losers overall.

breadvan

2,004 posts

169 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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g4ry13 said:
EarlOfHazard said:
SXX up to 5.5p. Would have been good if bought at 3.5p!! Doh!!!!
Shareholders going to get screwed on this one as usual.
IMVHO I think there will be an improved offer from AA or elsewhere. I hope............

egomeister

6,703 posts

264 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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ATM said:
So since my massive success shorting SXX I am now unable to remember the money I lost on MTFB and therefore I have been waiting for the opportunity to use my new found prowess to gamble on another AIM listed good luck story. The one I have chosen is called Versarien with ticker VRS. And this time I am long.
Do you get all your share tips from the LSE forums? hehe

The only positive I see in VRS is that it's not as overpriced as it used to be... They seemed to buy legacy businesses to provide a baseline turnover and the jam tomorrow graphene business makes nothing. I also have massive doubts about many of the deals/MOU's they've signed with the Chinese ever coming to fruition.

ATM

18,300 posts

220 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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egomeister said:
ATM said:
So since my massive success shorting SXX I am now unable to remember the money I lost on MTFB and therefore I have been waiting for the opportunity to use my new found prowess to gamble on another AIM listed good luck story. The one I have chosen is called Versarien with ticker VRS. And this time I am long.
Do you get all your share tips from the LSE forums? hehe

The only positive I see in VRS is that it's not as overpriced as it used to be... They seemed to buy legacy businesses to provide a baseline turnover and the jam tomorrow graphene business makes nothing. I also have massive doubts about many of the deals/MOU's they've signed with the Chinese ever coming to fruition.
Just hunting round places like this and wherever. Surely some of the AIM businesses will eventually make it right? They cant all fail - can they?