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INRG has been very good to me this last month mind, I just think it's a little overheated atm, I'm going to buy back in at some point.
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The last time I cheked INRG tickers it was the actual companies they hold that were the "overhype" rather than INRG itself.

I'm going to hold it, rather than try to catch profits and hope to buy back in later.

D7G up 16% for me now in 3 days after averaging up, what a hype train
 
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arknor said:
The last time I cheked INRG tickers it was the actual companies they hold that were the "overhype" rather than INRG itself.

I'm going to hold it, rather than try to catch profits and hope to buy back in later.

D7G up 16% for me now in 3 days after averaging up, what a hype train
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Well yes, it's the underlying holdings largely driving it...not overhyped, just I think demand will have peaked with the Biden confirmation and Dems winning the senate. 40% in a month, a few grand profit in my pocket, if all my trades were like that I'd be very happy :P

I think there's better opportunities coming up, after riding that last upward surge, that's all.
 
mid_gen said:
Well yes, it's the underlying holdings largely driving it...not overhyped, just I think demand will have peaked with the Biden confirmation and Dems winning the senate. 40% in a month, a few grand profit in my pocket, if all my trades were like that I'd be very happy :p

I think there's better opportunities coming up, after riding that last upward surge, that's all.
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tbh I'm tempted to stop loss at 1,400p but it's a Friday and it seems to be holding.

The problem with INRG, pretty much all it's holdings are sat closed until 2 hours before INRG closes for the day.
so it's almost detached from reality in the way it rises throughout the day??

okay I just checked the top 10 holdings in INRG by weight and how much they performed in 3 months
for anyone curious

PLUG 5.90w > 159% 3 months
ENPH 5.79w > 98% in 3 months
MEL 5.49w > 69% in 3months
VER 4.73w > 100% in 3 months
968 4.66w > 61% in 3 months
SGRE 4.65w > 56% in 3 months
CEN 4.61w > 37% in 3 months
VES 4.41w > 46% in 3 months
ORSTED 4.31w > 39% in 3 months
EDPR 4.05w > 71% in 3 months

I really don't get plug they should rebalance it :p

INRG went up 50% in 3 months, it's probably fine I'm guessing for the near future

probably should have checked by 1month though but meh :P I plan to hold it many years most likely anyway
 
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If I want to throw some fun money behind NIO for example, what is a good platform to go for? Trading212 seem to be popular?

I currently have an HL S&S ISA but the HL charges for purchases and having to open a new Fund & Share account puts me off.
 
Biz.Kid09 said:
If I want to throw some fun money behind NIO for example, what is a good platform to go for? Trading212 seem to be popular?

I currently have an HL S&S ISA but the HL charges for purchases and having to open a new Fund & Share account puts me off.
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Etoro for Nio. I'd jump in now though, before it peaks.
 
arknor said:
The problem with INRG, pretty much all it's holdings are sat closed until 2 hours before INRG closes for the day.
so it's almost detached from reality in the way it rises throughout the day??
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That's just how the ETF structure works. It's a fairly complicated process but to put it in simple terms, when the market for the underlying assets is open the ETF will reflect and track the current underlying stock prices. When the underlying market is closed, the ETF will still move around and reflect what the capital markets perceive to be the fair price for the underlying assets. Price-discovery happens round the clock and this drives the performance of the ETF.
 
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Biz.Kid09 said:
I just signed up for 212 ha, any particular reason for Etoro though?


Nice, ive just put a bit in as well. Jumped in the Tesla bubble as well, lets see where it goes :D
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I've got a tiny bit of Tesla just can't bring myself to buy heavy into this stock which has cost me and probably will continue to do so. To me the stock is priced as if Tesla has no competitors but they do in every part of their business. I do like NIO as the Chinese market is huge and going to increase massively without taking expansion into the rest of the world into account. I also find it hard investing into EV's as I hate them, but it's the future I guess :o
 
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I've got a tiny bit of Tesla just can't bring myself to buy heavy into this stock which has cost me and probably will continue to do so. To me the stock is priced as if Tesla has no competitors but they do in every part of their business. I do like NIO as the Chinese market is huge and going to increase massively without taking expansion into the rest of the world into account. I also find it hard investing into EV's as I hate them, but it's the future I guess :o
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Yeah i have to admit i feel like its throwing money into a black hole as ive missed the huge jumps already but you never know and its a bit of fun whilst 2021 is burning around us.

NIO is pure FOMO again on my part, just a lot of talk about it and feel like I should get in!
 
All EV tech is sensible investment, providing the company is sound. I'm currently invested in:

WKHS - For their development in EV delivery vehs in N.America. (^22%)
Nio - massive market potential (^206%)
Niu - (^14%)
TESLA - (^105%)
SOLO - Another N.American company that develop EVs for single riders. They'll provide delivery vehs for the likes of dominoes pizza. (just opened trade today)
BYD-battery tech firm (also just opened today)

Whether you like EV or not, Dino fuelled vehs are out. Electric is much more sensible, cost effective, cleaner and more efficient. The automation of these vehs will also mean that it will no longer make sense to own a vehicle. You'll have a fleet of on demand 'johnny cabs'. Time to invest in this vision now really.
 
I made a bit of a boo-boo.

I didn’t have any cash in my Fidelity account so they auto-sold one share to cover the fees for one of my ETFs.

Selling a £520-odd share to cover 99p of fees seems a bit ridiculous, not least because it will cost me a further £10 to buy it back (plus the difference in price between now and when I originally bought in).

Oh well, live and learn…
 
Irish_Tom said:
I made a bit of a boo-boo.

I didn’t have any cash in my Fidelity account so they auto-sold one share to cover the fees for one of my ETFs.

Selling a £520-odd share to cover 99p of fees seems a bit ridiculous, not least because it will cost me a further £10 to buy it back (plus the difference in price between now and when I originally bought in).

Oh well, live and learn…
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I had something similar with trade212. They messed up and ordered me 3x as many stock as i placed. Within a minute they auto sold to "stop me going into negative" lucky for me the stock was rocketing at the time and in that 1 minute i made around £500.
 
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I had something similar with trade212. They messed up and ordered me 3x as many stock as i placed. Within a minute they auto sold to "stop me going into negative" lucky for me the stock was rocketing at the time and in that 1 minute i made around £500.
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The buy button on the website is not one use only.
if you are fast you can click "buy" multiple times and it will place multiple orders.

Source: My left mouse button likes to click 2-3 times for a single click
Resolution for me > assign side button on mouse as left click for when I require precision.



You know when your doing a bank transfer, have you ever wondered what would happen if you clicked submit payment twice in a very small time scale by mistake?

I'm assuming most systems have a fail-safe to stop someone spamming a button... but not 212 OOOPS
 
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Decided to start using 212 a bit more rather than toying around with it. Chucked a bit of money at the earlier this week and so far for January, I'm rather happy :) Rather than leaving €1k - €1.5k sitting in the bank each month, just gonna chuck it into investments from now on. And yes, I know the risks etc, the money going in is spare and not something I depend on.

I just need to decide if I want to put in weekly investments or monthly, I've got dividend auto reinvest on btw.

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