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This statement alone means "run".
Caporegime
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What are your guys portfolios if they have tanked in the past few days?
I'm up 25% on stocks and 20% on crypto in the past week alone.
I'm up 25% on stocks and 20% on crypto in the past week alone.
made me lol for sure
100% agree - "it's going to be huge" has to be the number 1 line ever quoted that instantly makes me think the exact opposite...
I've had a few which have made some sizable losses.
Argo seems to invertly correlated to the US listing, the US listing has increased by 10% since listing and the UK share has dropped 20%. Work that out
Boohoo has also dropped like a stone, however for me i don't think the interim report was as bad as it could've been. Bad news was generally due to transport issues and doesn't merit a 30% sell off for me. Have just averaged down with a bit of spare case, so my fingers are crossed for a recovery there!
Argo seems to invertly correlated to the US listing, the US listing has increased by 10% since listing and the UK share has dropped 20%. Work that out
Boohoo has also dropped like a stone, however for me i don't think the interim report was as bad as it could've been. Bad news was generally due to transport issues and doesn't merit a 30% sell off for me. Have just averaged down with a bit of spare case, so my fingers are crossed for a recovery there!
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Its still government owned, hard to argue too much . Investment banking, I'd prefer JPM maybe even Barc or STAN.
I sold bit of JII and PMG both of which are good and not sure its a sell but profit taking when I didnt always buy the lowest price is fair and I have lots similar in gas and BRIC. RDSB had a gas bias for a while and I like its being petitioned as a cleaner 'transition' energy which it is
Mines been pretty crap, but that's down to me selling my AML shares and then taking that money and putting it in RR, IAG etc, I was at a minus for a few days, and then it creeped back into the 2-4% mark, I've just checked and that's now 13% as I'm suddenly up over 50% on RR which was only mid to low 20's last week, need to go read up on whats happened there..
Thats what I need to remember regardless of what happens next - took profit, should be happy
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I'm currently in mining stocks. As in traditional mining of fossil fuels.
Energy prices are essentially a straight line up. Go look at anything gas, coal, etc it's all essentially a vertical line.
I can't see it stopping either as winter isn't even here yet.
I'll take a look for my next round, I've just rearranged some of my shorter-term stuff and added a fund to the list, gets tiring watching individual stocks..
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I've not touched uranium. I researched it and it's all essentially one company buying up the market. That bubble could burst at any moment if they stop buying.
Stick to traditional oil and gas, especially gas and traditional mining companies of resources which are in huge demand in short supply like coal, various metals, etc. I don't want to shill one of the companies I'm into big at the moment as I want to buy more. I may shill in a month or two and see what people think.
Ive gotten big wins on Kistos so far. Which nobody took interest in on here. If they bought when I posted it's up 60% in the space of a couple of months.
do you have any recommendations on funds that cover a blend of commodities? I have a vanguard ISA with life strategy 80% and S&P500 and a recently opened II SIPP which only has a bit of vanguard retirement 2040. I think you are right to go heavy in commodities for the short term so I’m thinking of transferring half of what I have into a/some blended commodities funds/ EFTs. Are there any you recommended that can be bought on my platforms? Is the vanguard one worth while? I’ve heard mixed things about JPM and Bloomberg’s ones.
Palantir up 9% premarket 
CRSR seems popular with the shorts which is annoying been hoovering around 30% shorted for awhile now.
loads of the market was red 5-10% in the last month
I was averaging down yesterday on it
CRSR & NIO both down 10% for me....
CRSR seems popular with the shorts which is annoying been hoovering around 30% shorted for awhile now.
loads of the market was red 5-10% in the last month
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Sorry I'm only holding 2 individual stocks. One of which is Kistos. I sold all of my index trackers and funds months ago to put into kistos.
All my new funds are buying another company which is in the fossil fuel industry and it's a short term play over 6 months and then I'll move out of this market and look at other opportunities once this market is saturated.
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I thought I was too lateTO be fair, I probably was when I saw it
It hit £3.70 and is currently £3.35. I would be buying even now. This will hit £5 within 6 months. Have you seen gas prices? They are going up in a straight line. Do you have any idea the profits they will be making? This isn't Scottish power who is selling gas at a loss. This is the producer they are selling at market rate so making 5-10 times the profit they had anticipated and that is rising every day.
Their CEO made a 42 times return over 5 years on his previous venture in this very same industry.
That means even as a long term play this is very sound.
He has £25 million of his own money in this company. He won't be selling any of his shares on the open market which have trebled so he's made £50 million so far.
I fully expect them to be bought out by a bigger player in 2-4 years time and when that happens you should see a very very nice return.
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33.2 to 33.3 in premarket so could easily fall as nio refuses to move sideways, good news is bad news
I'd wait personally until it has at least one good day like wait until 34, then bail at 36 or 38
Nio park doesn't open until 2022/23 so probably will just be ups and downs for awhile
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Well last time I posted a recommendation on here it has went from £2.40 to above £3.30 in only just over a month. KISTOS for reference.
My next recommendation is TGA (Thungela Resources). It's a coal mining company.
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/coal
https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/coal-price
Coal 240.00 313.79%
Coal prices are up 313% for the year. So you can work out for yourself profits will be sky high. Similar story with KISTOS as they are drilling gas and gas prices are up so their stock is continuing to flourish and I can only see that improving over winter.
Their cashflow situation today their stock should be valued at closer to £6-£9 rather than the £4.62 it currently sits at. This stock is stupidly undervalued. as always go away and DYOR and I think you will find that it concurs with my info that the stock is stupidly undervalued and should be £6+ by the end of the year.
Coal demand is only going up China has stopped imports from Australia due to prices. This is a south african mine with much lower overheads and costs. Their cashflow is very very strong.
https://twitter.com/AimingHigher4/status/1445319779976372225?s=20
"Citi have just upgraded again and lifted their gbp price target to £7.50 (currently £4.87). These comments stand out : “stock is significantly mis priced for its earnings potential” adding that at spot prices Thungela is trading at 170% free cash flow yield !"
My next recommendation is TGA (Thungela Resources). It's a coal mining company.
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/coal
https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/coal-price
Coal 240.00 313.79%
Coal prices are up 313% for the year. So you can work out for yourself profits will be sky high. Similar story with KISTOS as they are drilling gas and gas prices are up so their stock is continuing to flourish and I can only see that improving over winter.
Their cashflow situation today their stock should be valued at closer to £6-£9 rather than the £4.62 it currently sits at. This stock is stupidly undervalued. as always go away and DYOR and I think you will find that it concurs with my info that the stock is stupidly undervalued and should be £6+ by the end of the year.
Coal demand is only going up China has stopped imports from Australia due to prices. This is a south african mine with much lower overheads and costs. Their cashflow is very very strong.
https://twitter.com/AimingHigher4/status/1445319779976372225?s=20
"Citi have just upgraded again and lifted their gbp price target to £7.50 (currently £4.87). These comments stand out : “stock is significantly mis priced for its earnings potential” adding that at spot prices Thungela is trading at 170% free cash flow yield !"