Damn, having a seriously good few days, RRR is breaking out and up over 22%. Currently showing £13k clear profit from 2 days trading.
Brand new 370Z here I come
How much do you have in them
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How much do you have in them
How much do you have in them
at a guess about 30k as it's up about 40% in 2 days (which approx makes 13k). whether he actually does have 30k invested - who knows
Ooo and optimist. I have a bit in them at 16p, hopefully they can sort things out.
I would expect a bounce tomorrow though - are you planning to hold or make a quick buck on a day trade?
oh dear.
How much do you have in them
Think I phased it wrong, I'm in profit of about £13k but not from just one share. Caza is giving me the biggest returns at the moment at 150%.
No, I think I will hold this one for some time, I bought first batch at 38p, another 18p and today at 12.3p.
Talk about catching a falling knife, im now in for 35k
But at least BARC is back up, thats my big holding at the moment.
What's the best resource on CGT for small investors?
I've got about 6K invested made up of reinvestments etc. I don't want to be caught with my pants down, so would like to know where the limits lie.
Me too, I've lost about £2.5K on this one
Let's hope the administrators manage to sell the firm and at least give us shareholders something, but I wouldn't hold your breath
Yep I've lost about £2.5k with ROK also, sadly I also work for them so I won't have a job either which is nasty just before Xmas!
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Can be the same thing. Does anyone have a share account with credit on it, think someone mentioned hsbc with 10k and I think barclays do that also but require like 30 pages of forms to be filled out in triplicate
see x-o halifax or iii for cheapy trades at various levels
Dollar up but still repeating itself. Needs to be above 78.50 for a real sell off, google dxy for a figure
see x-o halifax or iii for cheapy trades at various levels
Dollar up but still repeating itself. Needs to be above 78.50 for a real sell off, google dxy for a figure
Well a lot of new contract wins, the fact that it seemed to be a recovery play based on its relatively low price, plus confidence in the form of director buying, payment of the dividend, and assurances that the recent problems in the plumbing dept. were restricted to the plumbing department. It was also quite far away from the limits of its lending facilities, so saw no indication that a bank might pull the plug.
ROK actually already culled its social housing sector and was more in the market for private work, so should not have been affected much by gov't cutbacks.
I had been in ROK for quite a while and it has been my worst pick ever, and my biggest loss. I think a lot of people were surprised by its sudden collapse given the above.
