Covid recovery stocks

[98elise]

Now we have a potential vaccine, which stocks do you think are still low but will recover their pre Covid levels over the next few months.

Mine are Lloyds and Aviva.

[mikeiow]

Mine are in PHRecovery - see IM sticky....around 16 funds in there....currently showing me up just shy of 20% gain....

[Gandahar]

Airbus.

For the simple reason they have better products going forward than Boeing, even before Covid and the 737 Max issues Boeing has.

It won't make you a millionaire but is a safe bet on a scale of 2 to 5 years.

You might have been thinking 2021 though?

In that case Ford.

Edited by Gandahar on Tuesday 10th November 17:04

[98elise]

Gandahar said:

Airbus.

For the simple reason they have better products going forward than Boeing, even before Covid and the 737 Max issues Boeing has.

It won't make you a millionaire but is a safe bet on a scale of 2 to 5 years.

You might have been thinking 2021 though?

In that case Ford.

Edited by Gandahar on Tuesday 10th November 17:04

Yes, I'm thinking shares that will recover as we go back some sort of normality.

I did have kingfisher as well, but they soared to beyond pre Covid levels, and are now dropping back on the vaccine news.

I also have my eye on Centrica

[98elise]

mikeiow said:

Mine are in PHRecovery - see IM sticky....around 16 funds in there....currently showing me up just shy of 20% gain....

I'll take a look

[i4got]

mikeiow said:

Mine are in PHRecovery - see IM sticky....around 16 funds in there....currently showing me up just shy of 20% gain....

Sure its just a typo but to clarify, around 16 stocks not funds.

[duckson]

15 stocks now.... (they've sold Next today).

[troika]

I bought these cheaply:

RDSB
BP
BT
HSBC

Decent gains on all but can’t believe it will be plain sailing. Tempted to bank, there has to be a pullback around the corner, so many unknowns.

[mikeiow]

i4got said:

Sure its just a typo but to clarify, around 16 stocks not funds.

Yup, sorry, typo indeed....& as pointed out, first stock sold off.

[gts.981]

98elise said:

Now we have a potential vaccine, which stocks do you think are still low but will recover their pre Covid levels over the next few months.

Mine are Lloyds and Aviva.

Jesus!
Bank shares are for mugs.

[goldieandblackie]

Not if you brought HSBC at £2.85 and Barclays at 99p, like me you would laughing all the way to the bank if I ever when there.

[gts.981]

Are you gambling or investing?

[98elise]

gts.981 said:

98elise said:

Now we have a potential vaccine, which stocks do you think are still low but will recover their pre Covid levels over the next few months.

Mine are Lloyds and Aviva.

Jesus!
Bank shares are for mugs.

Why?

I'm up about 20% on Lloyds and what's changed about their business from before march?

I mostly buy funds (which have received to pre Covid values). This is a bit of a short term (6-9months) punt on stocks that are way below their pre-covid values.

Happy to be warned off though. My long history of investing keeps reminding me to leave it to the professionals

Edited by 98elise on Wednesday 11th November 13:10

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gts.981 said:

Jesus!
Bank shares are for mugs.

lol

[gts.981]

https://www.ft.com/content/25ee03d8-5e99-11e4-b81d...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinanc...

Some advice from someone who knows a helluva lot more about investing than you, me, or anyone else on this thread.

[Simpo Two]

gts.981 said:

https://www.ft.com/content/25ee03d8-5e99-11e4-b81d...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinanc...

Some advice from someone who knows a helluva lot more about investing than you, me, or anyone else on this thread.

Both paywalled.

As for Lloyds, I noted this https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/11/11/the-ft...