Share tips thread (Vol 2)
Discussion
An earlier than usual CFD taken out last night on MU (Micron), at x10, up 11% so far. Earnings call isn't until the 20th though, so who knows what'll happen between now and then... 
Oh, and a spur of the moment CFD at x10 taken out on SKY.L - up a staggering 0.41%! Don't think that one is going to be a life-changer...
Oh, and a spur of the moment CFD at x10 taken out on SKY.L - up a staggering 0.41%! Don't think that one is going to be a life-changer...
Edited by guindilias on Wednesday 6th June 16:45
bmwmike said:
Up another $100 since May 23rd. Crazy. Is anyone invested in AMZN here and are your fingers hovering over the sell button ?
Isn't it phenomenal. Anyone who has been invested for a while would be nuts not to take some profit but all the same I think Amazon are only just getting started with their domination of retail.Jambo85 said:
bmwmike said:
Up another $100 since May 23rd. Crazy. Is anyone invested in AMZN here and are your fingers hovering over the sell button ?
Isn't it phenomenal. Anyone who has been invested for a while would be nuts not to take some profit but all the same I think Amazon are only just getting started with their domination of retail.Amazon are going harder into Google's advertising space. It'll be interesting to see if it impacts Google significantly. I do think AWS has the edge over Google cloud, whereas I think Google has the edge over AI and of course a more mature advertising platform with android etc. Amazon making inroads there with their alexa etc.
Kingdom35 said:
The Voice said:
One of the most undervalued shares in existence I think. Is bound to rerate soon.
Currently up 12% as I type. I can see this recovering back to 30-40p before long.
What are you basing your undervalued statement on? Out of interest.Currently up 12% as I type. I can see this recovering back to 30-40p before long.
Cash in the bank and other assets: £8m-£10m
Fully funded, regular income from 2 x East Denver wells (soon to be 8), no need for placings or death spiral financing like so many others.
When you look at the scale and potential of their projects (npv valuations etc) it makes the current MCap look ridiculous.
East Denver drilling operations with partners True Oil who are paying for all drilling costs and HNR get a risk free 7.5% free carry, brand new West Denver drilling project (potential 48 wells), brand new nitrogen drilling project, DTU, Helios 2...
Edited by The Voice on Thursday 7th June 11:05
The Voice said:
Kingdom35 said:
The Voice said:
One of the most undervalued shares in existence I think. Is bound to rerate soon.
Currently up 12% as I type. I can see this recovering back to 30-40p before long.
What are you basing your undervalued statement on? Out of interest.Currently up 12% as I type. I can see this recovering back to 30-40p before long.
Cash in the bank and other assets: £8m-£10m
Fully funded, regular income, no need for placings or death spiral financing like so many others.
When you look at the scale and potential of their projects (npv valuations etc) it makes the current MCap look ridiculous.
East Denver drilling operations, brand new West Denver drilling project (potential 48 wells), brand new nitrogen drilling project, DTU, Helios 2...
bmwmike said:
Jambo85 said:
bmwmike said:
Up another $100 since May 23rd. Crazy. Is anyone invested in AMZN here and are your fingers hovering over the sell button ?
Isn't it phenomenal. Anyone who has been invested for a while would be nuts not to take some profit but all the same I think Amazon are only just getting started with their domination of retail.
Jambo85 said:
The Voice said:
Kingdom35 said:
The Voice said:
One of the most undervalued shares in existence I think. Is bound to rerate soon.
Currently up 12% as I type. I can see this recovering back to 30-40p before long.
What are you basing your undervalued statement on? Out of interest.Currently up 12% as I type. I can see this recovering back to 30-40p before long.
Cash in the bank and other assets: £8m-£10m
Fully funded, regular income, no need for placings or death spiral financing like so many others.
When you look at the scale and potential of their projects (npv valuations etc) it makes the current MCap look ridiculous.
East Denver drilling operations, brand new West Denver drilling project (potential 48 wells), brand new nitrogen drilling project, DTU, Helios 2...
The Voice said:
Current MCap: £24m
Cash in the bank and other assets: £8m-£10m
Fully funded, regular income from 2 x East Denver wells (soon to be 8), no need for placings or death spiral financing like so many others.
When you look at the scale and potential of their projects (npv valuations etc) it makes the current MCap look ridiculous.
East Denver drilling operations with partners True Oil who are paying for all drilling costs and HNR get a risk free 7.5% free carry, brand new West Denver drilling project (potential 48 wells), brand new nitrogen drilling project, DTU, Helios 2...
Interesting read, ive read a few articles regarding P/E Ratio etc. I probably need to go on an investors course. But then sometimes I guess its based on gut instincts as well as fundamentals.
Ive used a few websites, British Bull seems a decent one. What I cant work out is when people have target prices, what are they basing these on in the sense of if its SP is 20p at present and people are saying 30-40p, is this based on Profit Projections.
Cash in the bank and other assets: £8m-£10m
Fully funded, regular income from 2 x East Denver wells (soon to be 8), no need for placings or death spiral financing like so many others.
When you look at the scale and potential of their projects (npv valuations etc) it makes the current MCap look ridiculous.
East Denver drilling operations with partners True Oil who are paying for all drilling costs and HNR get a risk free 7.5% free carry, brand new West Denver drilling project (potential 48 wells), brand new nitrogen drilling project, DTU, Helios 2...
Interesting read, ive read a few articles regarding P/E Ratio etc. I probably need to go on an investors course. But then sometimes I guess its based on gut instincts as well as fundamentals.
Ive used a few websites, British Bull seems a decent one. What I cant work out is when people have target prices, what are they basing these on in the sense of if its SP is 20p at present and people are saying 30-40p, is this based on Profit Projections.
Edited by The Voice on Thursday 7th June 11:05
Well, I've been following this thread for ages so was thinking I'd better post my thoughts just to give something back!
Just sold BP. for a little 7.5% profit (incl. div) and I'm happy with that as I'm currently being a dividend whor% and trying only to pick decent div payers with friendly looking yearly graphs.
So after BP. where? Looked at a few (loads if I'm honest) and ended up with FERG (ex Wolseley) for the special div on the 11th and then a decision whether to hold or sell up before the latest results (19th). It's a smaller window than I'd normally hold a share (more typically 2-3 months) but I'll watch it closely and decide......
Also put a little into SXX, SEE and OPTI but these are speculative, no divi and are worth <15% in total of the portfolio....
Good luck to all on here
Just sold BP. for a little 7.5% profit (incl. div) and I'm happy with that as I'm currently being a dividend whor% and trying only to pick decent div payers with friendly looking yearly graphs.
So after BP. where? Looked at a few (loads if I'm honest) and ended up with FERG (ex Wolseley) for the special div on the 11th and then a decision whether to hold or sell up before the latest results (19th). It's a smaller window than I'd normally hold a share (more typically 2-3 months) but I'll watch it closely and decide......
Also put a little into SXX, SEE and OPTI but these are speculative, no divi and are worth <15% in total of the portfolio....
Good luck to all on here
eps said:
Surely the best idea when investing in Divi Payers is to DRIP it back in and earn compound amounts?
Quite possibly - but I'm only in the shares shortish/medium term and all my research is on whether they are a good stock in the here and now, not in the future, so I can't invest in long term stocks for constant divi's without changing the way I conduct my research. And I don't want to do that (not whilst it's working so well, which since I started in Jan, it is).It's, I guess, another way of doing divi stocks and, so far, so good.
Iamnotkloot said:
eps said:
Surely the best idea when investing in Divi Payers is to DRIP it back in and earn compound amounts?
Quite possibly - but I'm only in the shares shortish/medium term and all my research is on whether they are a good stock in the here and now, not in the future, so I can't invest in long term stocks for constant divi's without changing the way I conduct my research. And I don't want to do that (not whilst it's working so well, which since I started in Jan, it is).It's, I guess, another way of doing divi stocks and, so far, so good.
Greshamst said:
Iamnotkloot said:
all my research is on whether they are a good stock in the here and now, not in the future
That sounds like the worst investment strategy I've ever heard. Talking of divvie payers? Anyone buying RPC? I'm (not for the first time) flummoxed by the market reaction to RPC over the last 6 months and this week was the nail in the coffin, I'm buying more, f
k the turtles and fish, humans aren't going to give up plastic trays and bottles any time soon. FredClogs said:
It's worked for him... (since January)
Talking of divvie payers? Anyone buying RPC? I'm (not for the first time) flummoxed by the market reaction to RPC over the last 6 months and this week was the nail in the coffin, I'm buying more, fk the turtles and fish, humans aren't going to give up plastic trays and bottles any time soon.
Funnily enough I was thinking similar about their current status when I saw the snippet about their price tanking on the bbc business live feed this week.Talking of divvie payers? Anyone buying RPC? I'm (not for the first time) flummoxed by the market reaction to RPC over the last 6 months and this week was the nail in the coffin, I'm buying more, f
k the turtles and fish, humans aren't going to give up plastic trays and bottles any time soon. Yes, it’s very much current agenda to decry plastics but there’s not an immediate solution sitting ready.
The Voice said:
Correct no dividend, but I think it’s too early in the company’s history to expect one - they are ploughing all monies into new acquisitions and growth.
Well it looks like things are picking up for HNR. Not sure who and why the price wasn't being forced down but it's going up Day on day now. Hopefully get some fair value as I have around 100k shares over there!emicen said:
FredClogs said:
It's worked for him... (since January)
Talking of divvie payers? Anyone buying RPC? I'm (not for the first time) flummoxed by the market reaction to RPC over the last 6 months and this week was the nail in the coffin, I'm buying more, fk the turtles and fish, humans aren't going to give up plastic trays and bottles any time soon.
Funnily enough I was thinking similar about their current status when I saw the snippet about their price tanking on the bbc business live feed this week.Talking of divvie payers? Anyone buying RPC? I'm (not for the first time) flummoxed by the market reaction to RPC over the last 6 months and this week was the nail in the coffin, I'm buying more, f
k the turtles and fish, humans aren't going to give up plastic trays and bottles any time soon. Yes, it’s very much current agenda to decry plastics but there’s not an immediate solution sitting ready.
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