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bogie said:
FWIW said:
CPI down another 10% today. Nobody interested?
Just waiting for it to settle down, it will come back. The new CEO seems to have a plan, hes just being honest about what hes taken on. Better off put the price through the floor now telling it how is, then the only way is up. No doubt they will "re-structure" i.e. lose a few non profitable parts of their business, fire a load of dead wood they've picked up through their never ending acquisitions and be back profitable in a couple of years.....sparks85 said:
For a novice, could anyone suggest a decent app or website that has a demo/virtual trade ability? Keen to dip my toe in but obviously want to familiarise myself with the process and risks beforehand.
Here - https://markets.investorschronicle.co.uk/data/port...
Very tempted to up my holding in Glaxo (GSK) at the moment. There's concern that they may reduce the dividend, but as a strong long term defensive stock with a current 5.4% yield, they're the cheapest they've been for years, and if they do cut the div, I'm confident it would return to normal levels within a few years. Plus the capital growth from £12.90 currently, to potentially the £15-17 level they've usually held previously.
red_slr said:
Been a painful few days so far on the markets, I am not looking now for a couple of days!!! 
I think the bears have it, especially on the global scale, Asia in particular. I have the Jupiter India fund and its slumped 6% in the last week. Global inflation fears means bonds are no safe haven either. Plus the money lost to the crypto scam has to come.from somewhere. Ftse 100 is down another 1% this morning, i expect it'll go under 7300 again.Best make it a couple of months.
Greshamst said:
Very tempted to up my holding in Glaxo (GSK) at the moment. There's concern that they may reduce the dividend, but as a strong long term defensive stock with a current 5.4% yield, they're the cheapest they've been for years, and if they do cut the div, I'm confident it would return to normal levels within a few years. Plus the capital growth from £12.90 currently, to potentially the £15-17 level they've usually held previously.
Added another 50% to my GSK holding today, one of the only sensible shares I have atm. I've been taking a real kicking this last month on the markets, I want to look away but I daren't. Now my sister wants to borrow money from me for a car. Arrg!
fausTVR said:
Greshamst said:
Very tempted to up my holding in Glaxo (GSK) at the moment. There's concern that they may reduce the dividend, but as a strong long term defensive stock with a current 5.4% yield, they're the cheapest they've been for years, and if they do cut the div, I'm confident it would return to normal levels within a few years. Plus the capital growth from £12.90 currently, to potentially the £15-17 level they've usually held previously.
Added another 50% to my GSK holding today, one of the only sensible shares I have atm. I've been taking a real kicking this last month on the markets, I want to look away but I daren't. Now my sister wants to borrow money from me for a car. Arrg!supercommuter said:
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supercommuter said:
WEHGuy said:
Does anybody have any good picks for AI or robot companies?
Amazon?
I heard they have been investing huge amounts in the AI space, but have not carried out any research myself.
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