Share tips thread (Vol 2)
Discussion
supercommuter said:
Cashed out of PHE this morning - Good luck to those that are holding!
You said you were holding for 2 pence! Anyway, when the price was down this morning I thought you'd done the best thing,but its recovering now.I am tempted to pull my original deposit out and let my "free" shares ride, but I need 1.7p for that to leave 100k shares in flow.
Gandahar said:
p1stonhead said:
Gandahar said:
If you fancy a quick grab and smash and a risky punt
NVDA
For longer term potential Airbus.PA
I’ve been in NVDA for ages. Last time I checked I think I was 50% up or something. NVDA
For longer term potential Airbus.PA
My ‘cloud services and AI are the future’ section of my holdings as below are something like 30% up overall combined. Done really well for me. Long holds all of them.
Edited by p1stonhead on Tuesday 11th February 17:01
Always back a company with a good product line up.
In the meanwhile though... lets see about market expectations and how the stock does in the next 48 hours.
That sounds really sarcastic but it isn’t!
EarlOfHazard said:
Thoughts on RDS? Still a falling knife I see, but only makes the div yield better...if the div stays up that is..
I have a big chunk and cannot say I am confident in terms of the div. Which of course makes me think the price will continue downward. I haven't had enough time to properly look at it at the minute and don't want to make a knee-jerk reaction to a share I have held for many years, but its on my to do list with a view to getting out so that shows my cursory glance view.Skyedriver said:
bad company said:
I’m wondering what to do with my ‘oilies’, I’ve held BP and Shell for a number of years mainly for the dividend. I’m now getting concerned about the sustainability of the dividends particularly from BP which seems to have no cover.
Any thoughts?
Crosses my mind occasionally but the ilkes of BP & Shell are both pushing towards future energy projects allegedly.Any thoughts?
The divi is still pretty good but the share price seems to be on a steady downward direction
ATM said:
ATM said:
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.
Did you stay in this ATM? Tough month if so...In at 80 and then out at 60 and now teetering on getting back in.
egomeister said:
DonkeyApple said:
It’s a decline due to closing of longs into light buying volume. It’s not shorting as there isn’t enough lend and it’s retail action.
Nah, is a classic tree shake from MMs desperate for stockAnyone else holding Carnival? They’ve been a great share for me for a number of years. I’ve had a good yield, an shareholder credit when I take a cruise and until recently capital growth. This was the Telegraph’s comments which look about right to me:-
Update: Carnival
We updated on the cruise line only four weeks ago but at that time few foresaw the extent of the coronavirus crisis and its impact on global tourism. Carnival’s near-term earnings could well take a hit but the business is still fundamentally the same, thanks to careful investment and fleet management. Unless the viral outbreak becomes a truly global pandemic it seems logical to expect Carnival to bob back up at some stage. Sit tight for now.
Update: Carnival
We updated on the cruise line only four weeks ago but at that time few foresaw the extent of the coronavirus crisis and its impact on global tourism. Carnival’s near-term earnings could well take a hit but the business is still fundamentally the same, thanks to careful investment and fleet management. Unless the viral outbreak becomes a truly global pandemic it seems logical to expect Carnival to bob back up at some stage. Sit tight for now.
DonkeyApple said:
egomeister said:
DonkeyApple said:
It’s a decline due to closing of longs into light buying volume. It’s not shorting as there isn’t enough lend and it’s retail action.
Nah, is a classic tree shake from MMs desperate for stock
elanfan said:
DonkeyApple said:
egomeister said:
DonkeyApple said:
It’s a decline due to closing of longs into light buying volume. It’s not shorting as there isn’t enough lend and it’s retail action.
Nah, is a classic tree shake from MMs desperate for stock:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-6513772-1470800737-4711.jpeg.jpg)
It’s one of those made up events by retail punters to try and explain why their position has devalued, like the mystical ‘shorter’ scenario. It comes about because people bring a confrontational perspective to their punting that needs to imagine that there is an opposition working against them in order to explain why a punt has failed at a particular moment in time.
DonkeyApple said:
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It’s one of those made up events by retail punters to try and explain why their position has devalued, like the mystical ‘shorter’ scenario. It comes about because people bring a confrontational perspective to their punting that needs to imagine that there is an opposition working against them in order to explain why a punt has failed at a particular moment in time.
It's funny how tree shakes and short attacks get blamed when there is little going on but when brokers are really acting in a spivvy way there is less complaints, lolIt’s one of those made up events by retail punters to try and explain why their position has devalued, like the mystical ‘shorter’ scenario. It comes about because people bring a confrontational perspective to their punting that needs to imagine that there is an opposition working against them in order to explain why a punt has failed at a particular moment in time.
egomeister said:
DonkeyApple said:
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It’s one of those made up events by retail punters to try and explain why their position has devalued, like the mystical ‘shorter’ scenario. It comes about because people bring a confrontational perspective to their punting that needs to imagine that there is an opposition working against them in order to explain why a punt has failed at a particular moment in time.
It's funny how tree shakes and short attacks get blamed when there is little going on but when brokers are really acting in a spivvy way there is less complaints, lolIt’s one of those made up events by retail punters to try and explain why their position has devalued, like the mystical ‘shorter’ scenario. It comes about because people bring a confrontational perspective to their punting that needs to imagine that there is an opposition working against them in order to explain why a punt has failed at a particular moment in time.
Same reason why bent CEOs get support but the person who is suggesting that the CEO is bent receives their ire.
And sitting in the middle are the ‘joirnalists’ who are paid to promote one side.
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