Trading the stockmarket (NO Referrals)

arknor said:
Just Intel -17% but it's 22.58% of my portfolio (just added some more the other week even)
I sold NIO and Panasonic in the last week or so both at a loss, but it was so small it didn't matter, like 5-% and 7-% I think

I spent around a year with my portfolio going in the -10% - +10% range.

It's not like I bought them and they suddenly skyrocketed, you just need to have the faith in a company to keep holding it, and know why your holding it.
Rather than to take the greens because 20%+ is enough and you want to find a new stock.
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I've been very patient with my quantum stocks. And that looks to be finally taking off.

Crowdstrike I bought in the scandal have recovered nicely (this is the type of buy I do best on).

Poor choices for me have been many aim stocks. Almost every one actually. And generally UK stocks. Very very few of my UK stocks have done anything except basically flatline.
SMCI was a poor choice too. Really poor! :D
The UK budget has scuppered some of my "requires low interest rate" stocks unfortunately.

I do have a few X2 or more
Ionq
Nvidia
D-wave quantum
Correro Network Security
Ferrexpo
Upstart
Shopify
Coinbase
 
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413x said:
Poor choices for me have been many aim stocks. Almost every one actually. And generally UK stocks. Very very few of my UK stocks have done anything except basically flatline.
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I don't even think to look at UK stuff anymore.

I'm sure people have done terribly well with Rolls Royce, BP etc though.
I had RR for awhile but it kinda scared me, no doubt people on here 3-4x on that one
 
arknor said:
I don't even think to look at UK stuff anymore.

I'm sure people have done terribly well with Rolls Royce, BP etc though.
I had RR for awhile but it kinda scared me, no doubt people on here 3-4x on that one
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RR is a very very rare UK success story. I guess it basically has a niche carved out
 
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