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Still out at the moment and my watchlist is still lower than when I last sold.

Feels like the immediate 'bad news' regarding the conflict and sanctions is priced in already....but I'm not sure the world is really coming to terms with the longer term issues looming from the food supply chain. There are all sorts of knock-on effects that could come from it, from simply a worldwide recession from reduced consumer spending, to civil unrest/migration in areas suffering from food poverty (particularly ME/Africa).
 
What's the thoughts on Netflix? It's lost like 40% from 6 months ago. I cannot see how it can possibly climb after reaching peak during COVID. GF wants to put some money into it but I don't see where the gains are going to come from.
 
ColdAsIce said:
What's the thoughts on Netflix? It's lost like 40% from 6 months ago. I cannot see how it can possibly climb after reaching peak during COVID. GF wants to put some money into it but I don't see where the gains are going to come from.
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Wouldn't be a growth buy for me, pretty much saturated their market a while. All they can do now is lose market share to rivals and jack up their subs.

Maybe if they paid a dividend....:cry:
 
ColdAsIce said:
What's the thoughts on Netflix? It's lost like 40% from 6 months ago. I cannot see how it can possibly climb after reaching peak during COVID. GF wants to put some money into it but I don't see where the gains are going to come from.
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Buy into strength or buy a fund which holds Netflix. So thats a price that trades 360 as a low, act like thats the ceiling till it proves otherwise.
It has a ski jump graph at present Eddie the Eagle might think twice about.


 
Definitely a buyers market atm.

However I'd stay well away from EV's even those GH them prices seem incredibly tempting, Tesla sub $700, Nio sub $15.
 
Torn this morning, manage to time that upswing perfectly, should be happy to bank 800 quid on a one day trade, but could be the bottom if peace talks actually progress. Hmm.
 
mid_gen said:
Torn this morning, manage to time that upswing perfectly, should be happy to bank 800 quid on a one day trade, but could be the bottom if peace talks actually progress. Hmm.
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be happy with that - I've simply not got time to trade SMT - held from the top all the way down and added some more - will just leave it and let it come back over time. It's pension money so no issues leaving it to recover.
 
smt pct hri all tech funds with varying prospects and risk vs performance. Dont think I can hold SMT personally but the other two are fair even if they look not so great immediately.

AMC buys a gold mine, one of the largest projects in the world apparently but with a massive downside of costs. So if gold goes over 3000 in some impossible moonshot they will make a lot otherwise its subject to possible failure looks like, going on previous high cost mines Ive read about

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4494887-hycroft-mining-retail-investor-interest-misplaced

I bought some of this plain fund on the basis of selling into any peaky future prices not that I know thats near term, its not a high cost fund - https://www.fidelity.co.uk/factshee...guard-ftse-uk-eq-income-idx-gbp-inc/portfolio

 
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booyaka said:
be happy with that - I've simply not got time to trade SMT - held from the top all the way down and added some more - will just leave it and let it come back over time. It's pension money so no issues leaving it to recover.
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Yeah I just banked it, can't sniff at 11% in a day. Might miss out if talks get somewhere, but I'm happy making a slice quickly then sitting out again while things are so volatile.
 
JamesH85 said:
Definitely a buyers market atm.

However I'd stay well away from EV's even those GH them prices seem incredibly tempting, Tesla sub $700, Nio sub $15.
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tsla over 800 premarket.
NIO is 17.92 premarket but probably gets a sell off at open as people take profits.

I'm not convinced the dips overall have ended though, people could just be waiting for gaps to fill then getting out again.
still bearish here, I caught some dips but being cautious and probably taking profits today
 
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Well, looks a little like we hit the bottom earlier in the week. It seems to be all assuming that the Ukrainians are on the verge of securing a peace deal.

I have doubts that Putin is going to just roll over and admit defeat personally. Keeping my powder dry for another drop....
 
Everythings red still for me, ~23% down, still, cheap buys at the mo so here's hoping the next 18 months are a reverse of the ***** last 18 months :D
 
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