What’s your big gamble? (Volume 4)
Discussion
vulture1 said:
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...
Ive some poly. It’s going to get interesting if they keep turning the screws on Russia. Some news for them here
https://www.ft.com/content/3ed162ac-6b93-477c-80bf...
They’ve managed to navigate it so far and the whole G7 gold thing was largely symbolic since Russian refineries have been delisted for some time.
I’ve got £4K in there and just ignoring it. If they stabilize things, the dividend will come back along with the share price. If not by the time I write off the £4K loss inflation will have rendered it meaningless- probably.
Edit to add, I’m still mainly short the market and gbp. My GBP short/long CHF is paying off and I’m short nasdaq and spx.
I’m going to buy a bunch of Centrica since wholesale gas has dropped but the price cap has locked in a healthy profit margin. Might even be a sniff of a dividend - though how they possibly square that with under pressure consumers will be interesting.
Edited by Vanity Projects on Tuesday 28th June 21:11
Vanity Projects said:
Ive some poly. It’s going to get interesting if they keep turning the screws on Russia.
They’ve managed to navigate it so far and the whole G7 gold thing was largely symbolic since Russian refineries have been delisted for some time.
I’ve got £4K in there and just ignoring it. If they stabilize things, the dividend will come back along with the share price. If not by the time I write off the £4K loss inflation will have rendered it meaningless- probably.
Edit to add, I’m still mainly short the market and gbp. My GBP short/long CHF is paying off and I’m short nasdaq and spx.
I’m going to buy a bunch of Centrica since wholesale gas has dropped but the price cap has locked in a healthy profit margin. Might even be a sniff of a dividend - though how they possibly square that with under pressure consumers will be interesting.
Yes I have about 2k in it. If it ever comes back I'm in for double or trippling my money and would be nice to hold with a huge dividend.. if it doesn't well similar to above with you I've kinda just forgotton about it as any actual moneyThey’ve managed to navigate it so far and the whole G7 gold thing was largely symbolic since Russian refineries have been delisted for some time.
I’ve got £4K in there and just ignoring it. If they stabilize things, the dividend will come back along with the share price. If not by the time I write off the £4K loss inflation will have rendered it meaningless- probably.
Edit to add, I’m still mainly short the market and gbp. My GBP short/long CHF is paying off and I’m short nasdaq and spx.
I’m going to buy a bunch of Centrica since wholesale gas has dropped but the price cap has locked in a healthy profit margin. Might even be a sniff of a dividend - though how they possibly square that with under pressure consumers will be interesting.
Edited by Vanity Projects on Tuesday 28th June 21:11
I bought a little bit into TUI at between 1.55 and 1.88 thinking it would bounce, and longer term I think it will. Only question now is do I buy more as its at 1.38? Seems if it ever gets back to 2018 levels its a no brainer, and I cant see them going the way of Thomas Cook and Monarch surely, as they are pretty much the last one standing??
Chris Type R said:
SimonTheSailor said:
EUA heading towards 5p - that's really f*cked me up !!
Not surprising considering the trading loss & no significant hints given about the sale process. I'm down a chunky (for me) wedge
Can't bring myself to look at the PF, down roughly 50% now
Praying the AGM will offer some respite but knowing this BOD I doubt it
Edited by Adam. on Wednesday 29th June 17:07
A few times recently one or another in my sea of red has made a remarkable recovery although not back into positive territory. I've been tempted to sell (at the reduced loss) and then (hopefully) buy back in at a lower level thereby getting an increased number of shares for the same money. I've generally not done this due to fear that the price won't drop back although it inevitably does. I'm looking at SNG, AVCT as two recent examples.
Take more chances or hold for the long term?
Take more chances or hold for the long term?
egomeister said:
Shnozz said:
ferrisbueller said:
I'm similarly tempted by Carnival again.
Surprised how badly they are doing at present in some respects. Likewise Saga. egomeister said:
Shnozz said:
ferrisbueller said:
I'm similarly tempted by Carnival again.
Surprised how badly they are doing at present in some respects. Likewise Saga. Gassing Station | Finance | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff