What’s your big gamble?

[foiled]

Thanks for the explanation

[500 Miles]

Ok...

Woke up late... checked RNS alerts on Vox... first 4 showed 4 or 5% down on bad news..

For the first time I decided not to open up my HL account - I think that means the losses aren’t real?

Latest news about Boo and the retailers cutting links will no doubt have an impact - may leave it a couple of days and buy more.

I was up a decent amount pre-scandal - can’t remember exactly but think it might have been up 80%. Doubled when it dropped 25%.. should have waited. Oh well...

Edited by 500 Miles on Tuesday 7th July 21:54

[foiled]

Going to punt some money on RightMove (RMV) in the morning.

Currently trading at 10% of their peak precovid price, and if the mini budget moves some of the stamp duty levels upwards, there could be a nice jump in the share price.

Thoughts?

[g4ry13]

foiled said:

Going to punt some money on RightMove (RMV) in the morning.

Currently trading at 10% of their peak precovid price, and if the mini budget moves some of the stamp duty levels upwards, there could be a nice jump in the share price.

Thoughts?

Should already be priced in?

[rich12]

I cant see RM ever getting back to those numbers.

[fizz47]

rich12 said:

I cant see RM ever getting back to those numbers.

Agree

RM is a slow burner and at some point there will be a real tech challenger to disrupt them...

[Meeten-5dulx]

foiled said:

Going to punt some money on RightMove (RMV) in the morning.

Currently trading at 10% of their peak precovid price, and if the mini budget moves some of the stamp duty levels upwards, there could be a nice jump in the share price.

Thoughts?

Should have bought Purple Bricks yesterday ...

Valid point - there's alwasys something about housing in the budget so there could be a tick up, ut not sure why RMV??

[Aiminghigh123]

Hope that FTSE futures changes by the morning. Doesn’t look very appealing.

[gregs656]

foiled said:

Going to punt some money on RightMove (RMV) in the morning.

Currently trading at 10% of their peak precovid price, and if the mini budget moves some of the stamp duty levels upwards, there could be a nice jump in the share price.

Thoughts?

I like them for the medium term. I think they have a good chance of being successful and they were making money.

I’ll probably buy more of them, I don’t see it as much of a gamble to be honest.

[CharlieH89]

Dave J said:

NIO hit a peak of +19% and ended up 15% for the day .

71% for the week
136% for the month

I posted last year about NIO, a lad I know bought some at £2.22 a share I think.

[journeymanpro]

Aiminghigh123 said:

Hope that FTSE futures changes by the morning. Doesn’t look very appealing.

Looking like another poor day. Seems to be one step forward then 2 back at the minute

[petemurphy]

journeymanpro said:

Looking like another poor day. Seems to be one step forward then 2 back at the minute

hopefully the budget statement might give things a boost

[petemurphy]

g4ry13 said:

Should already be priced in?

i looked at them earlier in the week as its been known all week about stamp duty but they're higher than a year ago so dont see any value there + as you say should be priced in by now. but in this market who knows!

still wonder why costain keeps falling with all the talk of infrastructure

[Meeten-5dulx]

I Love Cake said:

STEEP ride down on the AMGO coaster today.

They have a new CEO

Amigo, a leading provider of guarantor loans in the UK, is pleased to announce that Glen Crawford will be re-joining the Company as Chief Executive Officer and a member of the board.

Subject to obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals, it is intended that Mr. Crawford's appointment will take effect from 1 August 2020.

Crawford commented:

"I am pleased to have this opportunity to step back into the driving seat at Amigo with the support of the board. I remain confident that with Amigo's excellent team pulling together, we can successfully navigate through the challenges facing the business and get back to focussing on meeting the day to day needs of our present and future customers, who are otherwise excluded from obtaining credit."

[anonymous-user]

CINE still heading down. They're another that stubbornly only goes downwards. End of July when cinemas open I think they'll head upwards quickly.

[petemurphy]

might be a day for going out..

[Hitch]

So what’s causing this current malaise? People moving to cash due to US clusterfuxk, realisation of economic impact in U.K. and fears of second wave being pumped by stories from Australia?

[Luke.]

MikeStroud said:

CINE still heading down. They're another that stubbornly only goes downwards. End of July when cinemas open I think they'll head upwards quickly.

I'm not so sure. Surely that's all priced in? I hope you're right though. I've got stacks of them.

[petemurphy]

hmm twice i said i'd get back into capita if it went south of 40 and didnt and it rose and i regretted it. whether to do it this time. wondering if things will get back to a few weeks ago or if its more terminal. which is what i said the previous times.

[wfw14b]

Anyone back in on Amigo? Decent rise today so far