Think you shorted it. So bet on it going down and it went up hence you lost money
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Perhaps the problem isn’t with the platform?
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Theres spread cost, dealing cost and taxes. Some shares have an ongoing management fee, discount to net asset value perhaps but thats reflected in the price. I used to use a ftse short etf for hedging, lost horribly and some are leveraged which is not meant to be held overnight; is this how 20% happened what was the time frame.
post a screenshot.
I remember looking at them at 200p and guess I wasnt awake that day. Delisted 2016 for $32bn
HOC dropped upto 50% , 161m profit last 9 months valued 400m with 60m net cash. But the Peru gov says mining bad so must end in next few months, surprising when they are funded in large part by massive copper and in this case silver mining which they regulate. Populist politics
Releasing the oil reserves is probably ironically bullish, like gold will perform best while rates are rising Ive read a few times. Fed isnt anywhere close to stopping its constant dilution of dollar, so it'll be a while to test that theory. Almost all mining has oil largely in its costs, Ive no reason to doubt it.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/bi...erves-price-barrels-51637670056?siteid=yhoof2
post a screenshot.
Yep well we'd all buy them via ftse funds and pension funds. Its good for Uk in general if they stay in this locale.
I remember looking at them at 200p and guess I wasnt awake that day. Delisted 2016 for $32bn
HOC dropped upto 50% , 161m profit last 9 months valued 400m with 60m net cash. But the Peru gov says mining bad so must end in next few months, surprising when they are funded in large part by massive copper and in this case silver mining which they regulate. Populist politics
Releasing the oil reserves is probably ironically bullish, like gold will perform best while rates are rising Ive read a few times. Fed isnt anywhere close to stopping its constant dilution of dollar, so it'll be a while to test that theory. Almost all mining has oil largely in its costs, Ive no reason to doubt it.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/bi...erves-price-barrels-51637670056?siteid=yhoof2
I agree that is likely bullish. strange dollar rising, challenging july 2020 pricing, if that becomes the low pricing I guess markets sell
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I also brought in recently, small amounts across Nvidia, Intel and AMD, as well as a tech fund.
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France is one of those annoying places trying to use apps for trading, but I've got myself onto T212 - Just waiting on the approval of account and documentation at the moment.
I like things in app form
so trying to have everything like that. What are people's experiences of T212 like?
I like things in app form
so trying to have everything like that. What are people's experiences of T212 like?France is one of those annoying places trying to use apps for trading, but I've got myself onto T212 - Just waiting on the approval of account and documentation at the moment.
I like things in app form
I quite like it, although don't use the app much.
I know there was a point where they stopped accepting new customers and some people had a long wait due to a backlog, but not sure if that's cleared up now.
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Did not know about these guys, thanks for the tip. I shall check them out.
Dollar is gaining strength against sterling.
Anyone in UK already holding US stocks this benefits, but of course more expensive to buy US stocks due to weaker pound.
As the pound becomes weaker the reverse happens making London listed companies cheaper for foreign investors that should help our own markets.
Anyone in UK already holding US stocks this benefits, but of course more expensive to buy US stocks due to weaker pound.
As the pound becomes weaker the reverse happens making London listed companies cheaper for foreign investors that should help our own markets.
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Honestly, I think anything chip wise is fairly "safe" right now.
I think Intel will come back in time, maybe not too the old highs but they have a lot of stuff in the pipeline (for example new semiconductor plants). Of course, just my opinion and not advice of any sort
You can see I have spread across all of them, so really just playing the field.
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Americans don't care for UK stocks and the ones they do are obscure and never mentioned on here.
They are currently favouring the Japanese market
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I don't think anyone cares much for UK stocks. Certainly not foreign investors unless they see a takeover opportunity, not retail investors, and increasingly less so UK institutions. Think I already posted a few links about this some pages back.
I have it in a pie along with Boohoo and Asos since they're all pretty much linked. Don't have much in it though.
If i had the inclination it looks like it'd be a half decent one to day trade as it swings around quite a bit
