What’s your big gamble?

What’s your big gamble?

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BoRED S2upid

19,700 posts

240 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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wfw14b said:
Petrus1983 said:
wfw14b said:
Seriously starting to think of selling my whole portfolio at a modest loss which is only going to get worse and going full bore into Tesla for the time being.
They momentarily punched through $1,400 on opening.
Yep, flying again $1408. Staggering
I did something similar last week sold things like CINE and IAG that could take months to make any money and shoved it all in Tesla.

TCX

1,976 posts

55 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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wfw14b said:
Seriously starting to think of selling my whole portfolio at a modest loss which is only going to get worse and going full bore into Tesla for the time being.
Better still.....go 'full bore',into what Tesla are going to go full bore into
On a side note,can't understand the Babcock fetish on here,never seen one of their jobs wasn't a Bab'cock'up

anonymous-user

54 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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BoRED S2upid said:
wfw14b said:
Petrus1983 said:
wfw14b said:
Seriously starting to think of selling my whole portfolio at a modest loss which is only going to get worse and going full bore into Tesla for the time being.
They momentarily punched through $1,400 on opening.
Yep, flying again $1408. Staggering
I did something similar last week sold things like CINE and IAG that could take months to make any money and shoved it all in Tesla.
It sounds a great move... for others. For me, Tesla will immediately tank and BAB hit the ceiling if I do that.

I'm clinging on to BAB for grim death. I've ridden it all the way down, only fair I ride it up too right ?

BoRED S2upid

19,700 posts

240 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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TCX said:
Better still.....go 'full bore',into what Tesla are going to go full bore into
On a side note,can't understand the Babcock fetish on here,never seen one of their jobs wasn't a Bab'cock'up
I wouldn’t say it was a fetish Mike just has a shed load of them he can’t get rid of.

I Love Cake

2,941 posts

171 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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STEEP ride down on the AMGO coaster today.

Luke.

10,994 posts

250 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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MikeStroud said:
It sounds a great move... for others. For me, Tesla will immediately tank and BAB hit the ceiling if I do that.

I'm clinging on to BAB for grim death. I've ridden it all the way down, only fair I ride it up too right ?
I'm waiting for Musk to tweet some nonsense, then might dive in.

wfw14b

357 posts

194 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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MikeStroud said:
BoRED S2upid said:
wfw14b said:
Petrus1983 said:
wfw14b said:
Seriously starting to think of selling my whole portfolio at a modest loss which is only going to get worse and going full bore into Tesla for the time being.
They momentarily punched through $1,400 on opening.
Yep, flying again $1408. Staggering
I did something similar last week sold things like CINE and IAG that could take months to make any money and shoved it all in Tesla.
It sounds a great move... for others. For me, Tesla will immediately tank and BAB hit the ceiling if I do that.

I'm clinging on to BAB for grim death. I've ridden it all the way down, only fair I ride it up too right ?
Yes Mike please stay away from Tesla. Muchas Gracias

wfw14b

357 posts

194 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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Luke. said:
MikeStroud said:
It sounds a great move... for others. For me, Tesla will immediately tank and BAB hit the ceiling if I do that.

I'm clinging on to BAB for grim death. I've ridden it all the way down, only fair I ride it up too right ?
I'm waiting for Musk to tweet some nonsense, then might dive in.
Sounds about right that. Everytime I think Tesla is going to drop at some point big time, people will cash out, its too high blah blah... the ffing thing rises.

anonymous-user

54 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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wfw14b said:
Yes Mike please stay away from Tesla. Muchas Gracias
Got no choice... all my dough is tied up in BAB !!!

Good FT article here on BABs good and bad points. Main bad point seems to be concerns over potential government cuts. Although right now debt is less than cash held and order book is biggest they've ever had. https://www.ft.com/content/030980fe-dbfc-471a-90af...

SimonTheSailor

12,595 posts

228 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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I Love Cake said:
STEEP ride down on the AMGO coaster today.
Could have made a thousand pounds on it - just made 20 quid bangheadcry

Luke.

10,994 posts

250 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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MCRO tanked today. Down 20%/85p. My third largest holding.

Yay.

Might be worth a punt for some of you more adventurous types tomorrow.

foiled

160 posts

70 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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Not a bad day, PHE has continued its gains from yesterday, and SIG has finally had a good day.

Even wirecard had a positive day

anonymous-user

54 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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foiled said:
Not a bad day, PHE has continued its gains from yesterday
PHE

Well I picked up PHE as a tip from this thread. I sold half of them a few weeks back as they seemed like another gamble going no where (having had my fingers burnt on a few others). Seeing your comment made me look at them again.

The bad news: They're going for a (small) dilution on 10th July. Not a lot but still this year seems to be giving companies free rein to do dilutions to raise cash :-(

The good news: This RNS (link below) is imo extremely good news. They are now commercialising their system, exploring commercialising it overseas, signing up partners, removing costs, directors taking no salary etc etc. All in all this isn't like some of the other gambles on here (I'm thinking the bankrupt PDL and some others!) this really seems to have legs. I'm up £500 on PHE but this could be in the £'s in a few years time.

I'm actually quite excited by it. However to temper that PHE has an mcap of £85M for a company that's never made a profit. If they ever went in dragon's den with that valuation and no profit they'd have their asses handed to them!

I'm tempted to get more; what do others think?

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/P...



petemurphy

10,122 posts

183 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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Wire card was up 20%!

fizz47

2,672 posts

210 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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Boohoo dropped by Asos , Next and Zalando..

Not looking great for them..

Skyedriver

17,853 posts

282 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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fizz47 said:
Boohoo dropped by Asos , Next and Zalando..

Not looking great for them..
Hhmmmm, stick or get out with a 20% loss?

foiled

160 posts

70 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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MikeStroud said:
PHE

Well I picked up PHE as a tip from this thread. I sold half of them a few weeks back as they seemed like another gamble going no where (having had my fingers burnt on a few others). Seeing your comment made me look at them again.

The bad news: They're going for a (small) dilution on 10th July. Not a lot but still this year seems to be giving companies free rein to do dilutions to raise cash :-(
So they've issued new shares at 0.5p each, this seems a large discount on their current price of 4.4p

Is such a large discount the norm? I could understand a small discount if putting up a large amount of money, but nearly 90% seems to take the piss.

*Badger*

530 posts

176 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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MikeStroud said:
foiled said:
Not a bad day, PHE has continued its gains from yesterday
PHE

Well I picked up PHE as a tip from this thread. I sold half of them a few weeks back as they seemed like another gamble going no where (having had my fingers burnt on a few others). Seeing your comment made me look at them again.

The bad news: They're going for a (small) dilution on 10th July. Not a lot but still this year seems to be giving companies free rein to do dilutions to raise cash :-(

The good news: This RNS (link below) is imo extremely good news. They are now commercialising their system, exploring commercialising it overseas, signing up partners, removing costs, directors taking no salary etc etc. All in all this isn't like some of the other gambles on here (I'm thinking the bankrupt PDL and some others!) this really seems to have legs. I'm up £500 on PHE but this could be in the £'s in a few years time.

I'm actually quite excited by it. However to temper that PHE has an mcap of £85M for a company that's never made a profit. If they ever went in dragon's den with that valuation and no profit they'd have their asses handed to them!

I'm tempted to get more; what do others think?

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/P...
I’ve been in PHE since 0.519p and took my original stake out at 1.6p. I kept hold of 96k shares for free Instead of taking the profit and so glad I did as it’s one of my best performing shares. I can’t work out how many of a bagger it even is due to the fact it owes me nothing. I’m continuing to hold as I feel it really has legs. I’d be tempted at 10p if it ever reaches those heights.

Dave J

884 posts

266 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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NIO hit a peak of +19% and ended up 15% for the day .

71% for the week
136% for the month


anonymous-user

54 months

Tuesday 7th July 2020
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foiled said:
MikeStroud said:
PHE

Well I picked up PHE as a tip from this thread. I sold half of them a few weeks back as they seemed like another gamble going no where (having had my fingers burnt on a few others). Seeing your comment made me look at them again.

The bad news: They're going for a (small) dilution on 10th July. Not a lot but still this year seems to be giving companies free rein to do dilutions to raise cash :-(
So they've issued new shares at 0.5p each, this seems a large discount on their current price of 4.4p

Is such a large discount the norm? I could understand a small discount if putting up a large amount of money, but nearly 90% seems to take the piss.
The name of the share is "oridnary 0.5p", it doesn't mean that is what they are worth. They will be worth the share price on the day of issue (same as yours or mine). The name (0.5p) is what someone chose to call them many years ago when they first issued shares. Example BP shares are known as "BP. $0.25" but are worth £3.08 as of today. So you're not been screwed over (except by a 0.25% or so dilution).

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