What’s your big gamble? (Volume 4)

What’s your big gamble? (Volume 4)

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g4ry13

17,049 posts

256 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2022
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ferrisbueller said:
Insurancejon said:
Not quite in the the theme of the thread, but has anyone any pointers for undervalued dividend shares for my sipp?
Difficult to make any statements on relative value at present but I use this for reference:

https://www.dividenddata.co.uk/dividendyield.py?ma...
Rio Tinto looks tempting (from a divi perspective).

vulture1

12,261 posts

180 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2022
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Chris Type R said:
vulture1 said:
Biden is giving ordinary Americans some more free cash
The gas tax holiday ? That's not enough to restart the share madness of the recent past.
Yeah I agree but it would give a potential short term boost.

ALawson

7,816 posts

252 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2022
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Insurancejon said:
Not quite in the the theme of the thread, but has anyone any pointers for undervalued dividend shares for my sipp?
LGEN?

Chris Type R

8,043 posts

250 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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g4ry13 said:
ferrisbueller said:
Insurancejon said:
Not quite in the the theme of the thread, but has anyone any pointers for undervalued dividend shares for my sipp?
Difficult to make any statements on relative value at present but I use this for reference:

https://www.dividenddata.co.uk/dividendyield.py?ma...
Rio Tinto looks tempting (from a divi perspective).
I'd be concerned about reduced demand for their product - especially from China.

Skyedriver

17,917 posts

283 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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SYME: RNS: First deal......

Chris Type R

8,043 posts

250 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Skyedriver said:
SYME: RNS: First deal......
It's taken a while to get to this point !

egomeister

6,707 posts

264 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Skyedriver said:
SYME: RNS: First deal......
It's an RNS Reach, so basically marketing and something not considered to be material.

Given no numbers have been quoted I wonder if it's for a jar of Nescafe?

Philvrs

546 posts

98 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Insurancejon said:
Not quite in the the theme of the thread, but has anyone any pointers for undervalued dividend shares for my sipp?
PSN?

Aiminghigh123

2,720 posts

70 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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egomeister said:
Skyedriver said:
SYME: RNS: First deal......
It's an RNS Reach, so basically marketing and something not considered to be material.

Given no numbers have been quoted I wonder if it's for a jar of Nescafe?
Exactly. Lol. I am out after writing off a huge loss although it’s still lower than what I sold at.. Hope others have better luck.

egomeister

6,707 posts

264 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Aiminghigh123 said:
Exactly. Lol. I am out after writing off a huge loss although it’s still lower than what I sold at.. Hope others have better luck.
Cynically I wonder how much of that death spiral still needs to be unloaded

Aiminghigh123

2,720 posts

70 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Was SYME going to be down at 0.05 in June?

Haven’t been following as much out of the loop.

I’m actually out of everything at the moment. Sorting out remortgage and will re evaluate. Everything looks pretty dire at a quick glance.

vulture1

12,261 posts

180 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Re thr big dividend payers of the ftse

Con
PSN housing getting hit because of fear of interest rates and recession
Pro the UK loves housing and is almost fanatic about owning rather than renting. There is still a shortage so demand still there might benefit from supply costs lowering for raw materials.

Con
LGN people cutting back on pension contributions and markets falling as lgn invest as well
Pro pretty safe div well covered

RIO
Con very susceptible to world markets rise and fall mainly China.
Pro very susceptible to world markets fall and rise mainly Chinalaugh

Personally I'm in all 3 and least likely to add to RIO at this point as I think they have far further they could fall.

PSN is well down from its highs and feels like it is nearer to bottom but who knows and

LGN looks the most stable and will have less fluctuations and range of price.

All imo

Skyedriver

17,917 posts

283 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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I was cheerily up on PSN (& BWY) and took my eye off the ball and am now well below buy in. Agree with all your comments except near the bottom. Recall a fairly major dip around 2009, just about when I had to liquidate to purchase a new house.... Hope you're correct and that doesn't happen again, major dip I mean, not but a new house.

Vanity Projects

2,442 posts

162 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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vulture1 said:
Yeah I agree but it would give a potential short term boost.
They’ll probably go splurge the excess on something else and drive the price of that up too biggrin

The fed is only going up for the foreseeable I fear.

I bought a bit more POLY at £1.79 so nice to see it go back up again today.

SIGA is hopefully on the way out of the hole for me -13% down but rising last few sessions

I’m back in FMG in Oz but that’s down since re-entry.

Edited by Vanity Projects on Thursday 23 June 19:20

Phooey

12,615 posts

170 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Anyone tempted to buy EZJ at these levels? Surely all the bad is priced in now and the SP only has to get better with the demand (they can’t cope with)..

egomeister

6,707 posts

264 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Phooey said:
Anyone tempted to buy EZJ at these levels? Surely all the bad is priced in now and the SP only has to get better with the demand (they can’t cope with)..
I got back into Wizz a couple of weeks back, evidently a bit early...

Why Easyjet over Ryanair or Wizz? I think the latter two are more dynamic businesses. Easyjet seemed overly cautious though covid and seemed slower to bounce back operationally

General Price

5,260 posts

184 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Phooey said:
Anyone tempted to buy EZJ at these levels? Surely all the bad is priced in now and the SP only has to get better with the demand (they can’t cope with)..
All the talk of strikes would worry me.

vulture1

12,261 posts

180 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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Someone here or the other thread mentioned they bought poly today or yesterday.
Some news for them here

https://www.ft.com/content/3ed162ac-6b93-477c-80bf...

Phooey

12,615 posts

170 months

Thursday 23rd June 2022
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egomeister said:
I got back into Wizz a couple of weeks back, evidently a bit early...

Why Easyjet over Ryanair or Wizz? I think the latter two are more dynamic businesses. Easyjet seemed overly cautious though covid and seemed slower to bounce back operationally
I don’t really know much about Wizz, but EZJ has and continues to get hammered. I don’t really want too much exposure to airlines (still a big gamble) but feel if any can bounce back EZJ is as good as any. The demand is there and I think get summer out the way and most of the recent negative press will be forgotten, again. There’s not many individual sectors I would buy at the moment, apart from maybe travel. I also think the budget end of the travel market will be the one to be in as people tighten their spending habits.

General Price said:
All the talk of strikes would worry me.
It’s one of the reasons the SP is already suppressed

Edited by Phooey on Thursday 23 June 21:52

birdcage

2,841 posts

206 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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Whats the thinking on Polestar, it's only 6% of their equity they are floating through a SPAC that already trades.

I'm tempted with the more gambling side of my SIPP cash