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JulianPH said:
Oggs said:
Quick question, are the IT, private clients and general enquiries emails working as have emailed them a few times regarding login issues but had no replies.
Cheers
They are all working fine, but are a bit backed up with everyone working from home.Cheers
Just send and email directly to Coops (steve.cooper@intelligentmoney.com) and he will get on it straight away for you.
Cheers
JulianPH said:
Oggs said:
Quick question, are the IT, private clients and general enquiries emails working as have emailed them a few times regarding login issues but had no replies.
Cheers
They are all working fine, but are a bit backed up with everyone working from home.Cheers
Just send and email directly to Coops (steve.cooper@intelligentmoney.com) and he will get on it straight away for you.
Cheers
JulianPH said:
Just to let everyone know, we are coming out of WH Smiths at 3:00pm today with a 87.86% (as at the current time) profit.
Not a bad 7 month return and while it could still increase it has gone past our target and so it is time for it to leave the dance floor!
Cheers
Julian
Nice one! Not a bad 7 month return and while it could still increase it has gone past our target and so it is time for it to leave the dance floor!
Cheers
Julian
It's only PHR that is keeping my investments in the black
JulianPH said:
Just to let everyone know, we are coming out of WH Smiths at 3:00pm today with a 87.86% (as at the current time) profit.
Not a bad 7 month return and while it could still increase it has gone past our target and so it is time for it to leave the dance floor!
Cheers
Julian
Not a bad 7 month return and while it could still increase it has gone past our target and so it is time for it to leave the dance floor!
Cheers
Julian
Looks like NCL, Delta and ITV might not be far behind?!
JulianPH said:
Just to let everyone know, we are coming out of WH Smiths at 3:00pm today with a 87.86% (as at the current time) profit.
Not a bad 7 month return and while it could still increase it has gone past our target and so it is time for it to leave the dance floor!
Cheers
Julian
Not that it was ever in doubt, but I'm astonished by the fund performance so far.Not a bad 7 month return and while it could still increase it has gone past our target and so it is time for it to leave the dance floor!
Cheers
Julian
I know this was unprecedented times and we may not find ourselves which such a future opportunity, but I'd be first in line to throw some cash your way if you introduced a high risk fund once PHR has closed. Appreciate this isn't the foundation of IM, but you seem to be bloody good at it. We understand the risks and will only put in as much as I can afford to lose.
Mr Pointy said:
Gallons Per Mile said:
Woohoo, good news on WHSmith!
Now, where to invest it? PHE is looking somewhat discounted at the mo...
Really? Do you think the $ is going to strengthen against the £ again? The UK seems to have a fair bit of upward potential yet.Now, where to invest it? PHE is looking somewhat discounted at the mo...
JulianPH said:
Sorry to deliver the bad news, but by the time we traded out it was only a 84.87% profit over c. 7 months!
I will try better next time.
Ffs.I will try better next time.
I've upped phe and phr today.
Get the $ sorted first then the rest of the phr stocks .
Ps good luck this weekend maybe keep the England win to under 20
anonymous said:
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The UK markets a lagging behind the US still, so offer great potential there.The £/$ movement is another advantage.
I will stick with what I have stuck with for the last quarter of a century though, diversify and hold. It is a marathon, not a sprint.
PHR is different, but unlike a Marathon it does not contain any nuts!
Cheers mate
B9 said:
Not that it was ever in doubt, but I'm astonished by the fund performance so far.
I know this was unprecedented times and we may not find ourselves which such a future opportunity, but I'd be first in line to throw some cash your way if you introduced a high risk fund once PHR has closed. Appreciate this isn't the foundation of IM, but you seem to be bloody good at it. We understand the risks and will only put in as much as I can afford to lose.
Thanks mate, we try our best and my own money is in there too.I know this was unprecedented times and we may not find ourselves which such a future opportunity, but I'd be first in line to throw some cash your way if you introduced a high risk fund once PHR has closed. Appreciate this isn't the foundation of IM, but you seem to be bloody good at it. We understand the risks and will only put in as much as I can afford to lose.
I think the tech one may be of interest. We are looking at the component manufacturers as well as the end delivery.
PorkInsider said:
Just checked the WHS price on the day I got into PHR.
Looks like I'm 93.5% up on that at 15:00 today.
"We've had worse days, Rodney..."
(By the way, have you arranged for the pound to slide yet, Julian?)
This time next year...Looks like I'm 93.5% up on that at 15:00 today.
"We've had worse days, Rodney..."
(By the way, have you arranged for the pound to slide yet, Julian?)
PS The pound rate is somewhat more difficult!
Jasey_ said:
Ffs.
I've upped phe and phr today.
Get the $ sorted first then the rest of the phr stocks .
Ps good luck this weekend maybe keep the England win to under 20
Hi mateI've upped phe and phr today.
Get the $ sorted first then the rest of the phr stocks .
Ps good luck this weekend maybe keep the England win to under 20
I am on with pound. My daughter is spending every last penny I have buting things from Amazon. Honestly, we get at least 3 parcels a day!
Looking forward to the weekend, you always feel like something is missing in your life when the rugby has a rest weekend. Lazy gits!
Excellent work
I am in two minds on the £/$ in June and Dec I think on balance I prefer the pound to shoot up quite a lot for the start of the month, then plummet around the end of the month.
My employer is listed on the NYSE so my share save etc are in $. But when I sell I want it to go the other way, I suspect I can't win.
I am in two minds on the £/$ in June and Dec I think on balance I prefer the pound to shoot up quite a lot for the start of the month, then plummet around the end of the month.
My employer is listed on the NYSE so my share save etc are in $. But when I sell I want it to go the other way, I suspect I can't win.
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