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booyaka · Wednesday at 08:31

tom_e said:
The question is do I take my 500% profit and run or just sit back and see where my £15 investment ends up.

Even if it goes to zero - it was £15 you'd loose...

But you need to have an exit point if it's short term money - if it's long term hold - then just leave it.

Uther · Wednesday at 08:43

Never been 60% up in a stock before in less than a week. The fomo was real.

Diddums · Wednesday at 13:48

Stuck a punt on ALRT today, but it's not executing. fml.

Uther · Wednesday at 13:57

Diddums said:
Stuck a punt on ALRT today, but it's not executing. fml.

RIP

Diddums · Wednesday at 14:22

Uther said:
RIP

It just executed. So like when your dad starts joining the dance party at your high school, the party will now be over.

LostCorpse · Wednesday at 14:33

Diddums said:
It just executed. So like when your dad starts joining the dance party at your high school, the party will now be over.

please leave the party so the rest of us young'ens can continue to enjoy it

ive 3 other in a similar boat worth a punt at some point wheni have free capital assuming other information and opportunities don't arrive or costs bit me..

Marula Mining	MARU	Mining	£20M+	High volatility	Popular among ALRT holders
Helium One	HE1	Energy	£30M+	Speculative	Often paired with ALRT
Immupharma	IMM	Biotech	£15M+	Mixed sentiment	Biotech crossover investor

based on AI review but i need to do a bit more looking in to.
i've seen H.O. mentioned in posting already.

DIABLO · Wednesday at 18:47

Well AstraZeneca went crazy today +11%, LSE paused trading in the late afternoon. I could have gotten out £100 richer, but bottled it.

mid_gen · Wednesday at 19:14

Feels a bit too easy at the moment, some point this momentum will falter.

Every time I skim some money off my ISA for a treat it rebounds within days. Missus is getting a better bday present than usual

INTC, ARKG and TWST all pumping today.

radderfire · Wednesday at 19:34

tom_e said:
The question is do I take my 500% profit and run or just sit back and see where my £15 investment ends up.

Sell half to bank the profit, leave the rest to run.

radderfire · Wednesday at 19:38

Personally I tend to avoid biotech investments because they are basically pure speculation. The chances of getting blockbuster drugs to market are extremely low.

radderfire · Wednesday at 19:40

Solely based on the 5yr chart, buying into Intel now looks interesting.

Minstadave · Wednesday at 19:45

radderfire said:
Personally I tend to avoid biotech investments because they are basically pure speculation. The chances of getting blockbuster drugs to market are extremely low.

Me too, look at Pfizer, 3 years of endless decline until a little blip the last few days.

slinxy · Wednesday at 20:29

Anyone else seen this money loop…
Nvidia investing in ChatGPT; https://openai.com/index/openai-nvidia-systems-partnership/
ChatGPT paying Oracle; https://www.wsj.com/business/openai...puting-deal-among-biggest-in-history-ff27c8fe
Oracle buying GPUs from Nvidia… https://www.reuters.com/business/or...openais-us-data-center-ft-reports-2025-05-23/

And let the circle never be broken, else the bubble may burst.

Rob_B · Wednesday at 20:34

slinxy said:
Anyone else seen this money loop…
Nvidia investing in ChatGPT; https://openai.com/index/openai-nvidia-systems-partnership/
ChatGPT paying Oracle; https://www.wsj.com/business/openai...puting-deal-among-biggest-in-history-ff27c8fe
Oracle buying GPUs from Nvidia… https://www.reuters.com/business/or...openais-us-data-center-ft-reports-2025-05-23/

And let the circle never be broken, else the bubble may burst.

Long read, worth it.

https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-case-against-generative-ai/

radderfire · Wednesday at 21:39

My gut feeling is that AI is in a very big bubble and it will burst at some point in the next few years. I don't see where the revenue generation is going to come from to justify the valuation levels. I don't think I will be making any AI investments at this stage of the cycle, it's too heady for me.

Mysterae_ · Wednesday at 21:43

radderfire said:
Solely based on the 5yr chart, buying into Intel now looks interesting.

A few months ago I considered dumping my Intel shares when they were in the red - glad I didn't as they're up 71% from my original investment. Even Tesla has rebounded up 24% from way back.

radderfire · Wednesday at 22:05

Maybe contradicting myself a little here but ...

Broadcom (AVGO) 5y performance very solid and is a play on AI datacentre rollout because it makes a lot of components that go into them, like Ethernet switches.

Worth further investigation.

radderfire · Wednesday at 22:10

Arista Networks (ANET), is another AI datacentre play, has partnership with Oracle and makes switches for its datacentres, Oracle expected to do a lot of infrastructure spending over next 3 years.

Looks quite interesting.

radderfire · Wednesday at 22:12

Whilst I said I think there will be an AI bust at some point (next few years), I don't think it's coming that soon, because what's happening is Powell is dropping rates / doing QE more soon, and this will pump stocks, so in the short term AI will get pumped further in my view.

lookitsjonno · Wednesday at 22:29

mid_gen said:
Feels a bit too easy at the moment, some point this momentum will falter.

Every time I skim some money off my ISA for a treat it rebounds within days. Missus is getting a better bday present than usual

Feels like cheating doesn't it, paid my holiday off with tax free returns only for my balance to rebound a few days later

Rate cuts on the horizon, $7t still on the sidelines buying up even a 2% dip, good Q3 earnings and neutral fear and greed hopefully we have some time to milk the cow yet