Vanguards website data is out of date most of the time anyway. Its fairly useless.
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DCA into quality and keep checking you are actually familiar and happy with those details. DCA into trash is not good even if it keeps getting cheaper. Ive done both lol
DCA into RR would have been smart. I spotted it was a good price/risk at 1 quid, the rest was unexpected. I bought and sold a few times, but generally just plain old DCA would have been correct, I never pay full attention so every sale (now) looks bad and the buys not enough.
I get they popular for a reason, exactly what I thought at 2 figure prices, 4 figures is harder to say but DCA price would have been much lower then this. The sectors they are in are good does help a lot
No idea a proper dip would be 800p, buy 10.80 looks good and check details meanwhile. RR is 4% in FTSE index
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goes in to the other point :
"Do your own research & make your own decisions"
but yep dont DCA in to Trash
People are buying in expectation that they will and also an unnannounced magnificant 7 partnership. Once that happens though you've probably missed the boat.
A bit like if you bought in to nvidia 10 years ago. If you buy in now you probably aren't going to make anywhere near as much.
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10 years ago nvidia was still a profitable company. As far as I can see this company has nothing to justify its value right now.
Apart from the billions being injected in to the defence AI sector by the US.
...And it being about the only one in the UK
10 years ago nvidia's shares were worth like 1$.
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So the answer is hype. FOMO. Just say that instead of all this rubbish about the US or Nvidia.
Like most tech stocks then. People say Nvidia and Tesla are way over-priced too.
I'm 125% up in a week. So whatever lol
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They are expensive vs historical levels but at least ones like Nvidia are hugely profitable, in the end earnings drive growth so I only asked you how this company is earning, you didn't answer.
Up 125% ver good. Thats the thing with FOMO, you ride the train but hope you don't get derailed. How much have you invested in this?
A sensible amount.
£10?
On a change of subject, looks like MLTX is bouncing back some. It was on the biggest movers a few days ago after dropping $63 to $6 after a bad medical trial. But they've got other trials in the works so took a punt to nothing with a spare £100 that it might recover in a year or a more. It's never going to climb like Datavault and all those above but up 18-19% so far today. Which was a nice surprise as I wasn't expecting a return, if any, for a long while.
No point in such small amounts.
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i think it depends what your sell price points are, and time scales.
ive invested enough with an estimated out price i think it could reach sensibly at the moment and bring a good profit.
but not enough to break the bank. let it ride and see were it goes. invested what im prepared to loss and can afford.
like a lot of stock its speculative trading.
Still early days yet. I'm still going to sit on it and I've gone from a low 3 figure to 4 figures.
If it goes silly high I'll take out half and put it in my ETF.
You should never sell 100% if you have a good average really.
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