Share tips thread (Vol 2)

Share tips thread (Vol 2)

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bad company

18,633 posts

267 months

Friday 28th February 2020
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I got out of BP a few weeks back at 455, they’re now around 380. Thinking I just might take a brave pill and buy them back. scratchchin

bmwmike

6,954 posts

109 months

Friday 28th February 2020
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bad company said:
I got out of BP a few weeks back at 455, they’re now around 380. Thinking I just might take a brave pill and buy them back. scratchchin
Almost down to deep water horizon levels

NRS

22,188 posts

202 months

Friday 28th February 2020
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rustyuk said:
Maybe a simple moving average comparison would spot this?
Possibly, but people like DA on here who I respect was more talking about sentiment even at the start of the week etc, and didn't mention stuff like moving averages.

GliderRider

2,110 posts

82 months

Friday 28th February 2020
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Ilika PLC up over 15% today. What are they doing that bucks the trend? They make solid state batteries, so not something of obvious benefit to solving the Covid-19 issue.

DonkeyApple

55,389 posts

170 months

Friday 28th February 2020
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anonymous said:
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This is certainly looking like a reverse warning scale with having to make your own cuppa being total disaster and Level 5 being the base level all Englishmen should be operating at.

Condi

17,208 posts

172 months

Friday 28th February 2020
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clubsport said:
I pointed out the 100 day MA in Ftse yesterday, the market tested it as a support, gave the opportunity of 100 points bounce and closed comfortably above the level.

On todays opening you would have lost more than you had made in terms of market movement.

In effect it has flipped, MA's are now more like resistance than support levels!
Always very obvious after the fact, but incredibly hard to predict before hand. If a index bounces off the MA 3 times, then breaks through on the 4th the TA's say that its now the resistance level. Thanks, but I'd rather you predict the break down rather than telling me what I can now see myself. wink

I don't know anyone who trades off the TA; it is useful for finding entry and exit points for a position, but fundamentals always beats TA in the long run.

Gandahar

9,600 posts

129 months

Friday 28th February 2020
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Getting back to a stock pick TSM seem to have come through this so far not too bad.



They are in competition with Samsung manufacturing this year from graphics card chips for NVDA to the next 5g phones. They have the new Sony playstation and XBOX X or XX or whatever it is called down pat with AMD for late 2020 as well.

Considering Intel are still stuck on 14nm products and that TSMC invested heavily in 2019 on new 5,6,7 EUV production I think at this current point in time they could be a slow burner.


TSM will never be as sexy as Apple etc but they create the bread and butter.

Rather than buy the dip, buy the future product ????????


In these harsh times I think they are worth keeping an eye on . PE ratio is spot on at 24 and they even have an EPS !!!

Bloody hell, soft Cell !

Hold on...


Ok back, just the bailiffs taking away my mother in law. Apparently she was collateral on some options I did on crude oil ..... woohoo



Edited by Gandahar on Friday 28th February 20:19

Benbay001

5,801 posts

158 months

Saturday 29th February 2020
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R8Steve said:
Do you still think i'm a brave man for moving everything into GBP the other month wink
Are you claiming to know Coronavirus was just around the corner?

Burwood

18,709 posts

247 months

Saturday 29th February 2020
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Benbay001 said:
R8Steve said:
Do you still think i'm a brave man for moving everything into GBP the other month wink
Are you claiming to know Coronavirus was just around the corner?
He didn't need to know that to make the call. Bull run over the past 5 years+ 12 months of almost exponential Bull Run, all the while there were signs of problems with china trade, brexit, flat growth (EU wide). Just one of those timely calls smile

bad company

18,633 posts

267 months

Saturday 29th February 2020
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Burwood said:
He didn't need to know that to make the call. Bull run over the past 5 years+ 12 months of almost exponential Bull Run, all the while there were signs of problems with china trade, brexit, flat growth (EU wide). Just one of those timely calls smile
Yep, the market was due for a correction anyway.

bmwmike

6,954 posts

109 months

Saturday 29th February 2020
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Burwood said:
Benbay001 said:
R8Steve said:
Do you still think i'm a brave man for moving everything into GBP the other month wink
Are you claiming to know Coronavirus was just around the corner?
He didn't need to know that to make the call. Bull run over the past 5 years+ 12 months of almost exponential Bull Run, all the while there were signs of problems with china trade, brexit, flat growth (EU wide). Just one of those timely calls smile
The thing is there are a lot of variables. Yes it was a timely move in hindsight but and big but, the pound is down today from where it was late 2019 and many stocks rallied at end of 2019 early 2020. My stocks for example - besides my oil ones (*) - are not massively down from where they were in oct/Nov as far as I can see. So the timing works both ways. I'd still prefer a non GBP exposure than not. Personally I think brexit is a big risk over next 6-10 months.

Edit and most of my UK ftse stocks in fairness

Condi

17,208 posts

172 months

Saturday 29th February 2020
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Burwood said:
He didn't need to know that to make the call. Bull run over the past 5 years+ 12 months of almost exponential Bull Run, all the while there were signs of problems with china trade, brexit, flat growth (EU wide). Just one of those timely calls smile
But depending on the exact day he sold he could have missed out on several 1% plus days, and people have been saying that the market has been over valued for a while now. Any one who claims to have predicted the top or had any foresight of this is just talking bullst and either got very lucky or missed out on some of the upside as well as avoiding some of the down side.

DonkeyApple

55,389 posts

170 months

Saturday 29th February 2020
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Condi said:
Burwood said:
He didn't need to know that to make the call. Bull run over the past 5 years+ 12 months of almost exponential Bull Run, all the while there were signs of problems with china trade, brexit, flat growth (EU wide). Just one of those timely calls smile
But depending on the exact day he sold he could have missed out on several 1% plus days, and people have been saying that the market has been over valued for a while now. Any one who claims to have predicted the top or had any foresight of this is just talking bullst and either got very lucky or missed out on some of the upside as well as avoiding some of the down side.
I successfully predicted the 2007 crash and sold lots of things in 2006 that then boomed in value because I never considered QE. biggrin

bad company

18,633 posts

267 months

Monday 2nd March 2020
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FTSE up 170 this morning.

Hold onto your hats!!!

NRS

22,188 posts

202 months

Monday 2nd March 2020
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Time to take out a loan that I can add to the money from all the stocks I sold on Friday morning and go all in on AIM! Gonna be rich!

Edited by NRS on Monday 2nd March 08:45

bad company

18,633 posts

267 months

Monday 2nd March 2020
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This morning’s big gains are evaporating.


ATM

18,300 posts

220 months

Monday 2nd March 2020
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bad company said:
FTSE up 170 this morning.

Hold onto your hats!!!
Dead cat bounce?

bad company

18,633 posts

267 months

Monday 2nd March 2020
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ATM said:
bad company said:
FTSE up 170 this morning.

Hold onto your hats!!!
Dead cat bounce?
That’s incredible, to go from up 170 into negative territory in just 4 hours. As I said previously I haven’t sold anything and don’t intend to but I do have £’s I wanted to invest last week. Sitting on my hands and watching for the moment.

R8Steve

4,150 posts

176 months

Monday 2nd March 2020
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Benbay001 said:
R8Steve said:
Do you still think i'm a brave man for moving everything into GBP the other month wink
Are you claiming to know Coronavirus was just around the corner?
No, not claiming that at all.

I'd cashed out of everything as the market seemed very 'toppy' in general and with brexit ongoing it was not going to take much to send it downwards. Bad news seems to be never far away and in this case it was Coronavirus.

I've been shorting the FTSE so i'm certainly not missing out wink

rustyuk

4,583 posts

212 months

Monday 2nd March 2020
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R8Steve said:
No, not claiming that at all.

I'd cashed out of everything as the market seemed very 'toppy' in general and with brexit ongoing it was not going to take much to send it downwards. Bad news seems to be never far away and in this case it was Coronavirus.

I've been shorting the FTSE so i'm certainly not missing out wink
So pure luck then!