It'd be better for me to state % really. That £2k loss is on around £10k investment. When you have high figures invested the losses and gains are much much bigger. Sit and wait and hope, it should come back
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Cant buy solid gold too risky is one etf block I found, kinda ironic
AI 40x TAM overvalued, source of some doubts in market apparently
AI 40x TAM overvalued, source of some doubts in market apparently
Easyjet agree a takeover deal in principle at 690p per share.
EasyJet agrees in principle on Castlelake's sweetened £6.90 per share bid
British budget carrier easyJet said on Sunday it has reached an agreement in principle with Castlelake on a sweetened £6.90-per-share takeover proposal from the U.S.-based investment firm.www.reuters.com
This is under what the bid should have been in my opinion but I won't say no to banking healthy profits and just selling out Monday morning, assuming the price is half decent when trading opens.
I'd still say I don't want this. It's 6 percent of my isa. I won't be devastated. But I will be disappointed
That's an extra 1.2k for me on open I suppose. (if it jumps to 680 to 690).
Mine I'd be happy with is 800
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Yep 20% would have me worriedIt'd be better for me to state % really. That £2k loss is on around £10k investment. When you have high figures invested the losses and gains are much much bigger. Sit and wait and hope, it should come back
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if any ones interested softcat is paying over 7% per quarter so 28% a year? return sounds pretty good. good P/E share price has been constantly rising though.
other wise everyone panic its another green day!! when will our missery end and the good days to buy start
other wise everyone panic its another green day!! when will our missery end and the good days to buy start
not when invested in DRAM stocks.. things have been swinging like mad.
It's more I'm annoyed that I bought at totally the wrong time
hey ho, the joys of the stock market and more volatile stocks. 20% down is bad but nowhere near as bad as my GE share purchase years ago. I rode that one out. I would say that GE is likely less volatile than Micron, SNDK, WDC though. It does make me a bit more twitchy of course and the thoughts do pass that once I end up back in the green sell and put the money into something less risky. I am nowhere near as into this, research wise etc, as some of you so it's probably not that great an idea I mess around with single stocks too much 
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" Hynix is launching a Nasdaq listing expected to raise about $28 billion, giving US investors easier access to one of the biggest beneficiaries of the AI memory-chip boom"
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South Korea's SK Hynix launching $28 billion US listing to ride global AI wave
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix will launch a U.S. listing on Monday to raise about $28 billion, according to regulatory filings, as it capitalises on the global artificial intelligence boom with one of the world's largest new share sales. Ten ADRs will represent one common share and the stock...
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yer i heard about the law suit last night from one of the guys.
they'll argue its supply and demand, and their is unusually demand right now and not enough supply. investment to bring more capacity online needs capital which is part of price increase. ect ect
also some discussion on quantum computing
they'll argue its supply and demand, and their is unusually demand right now and not enough supply. investment to bring more capacity online needs capital which is part of price increase. ect ect
also some discussion on quantum computing
What Is a Quantum Computer Good For? Absolutely Nothing - Yet - Slashdot
The Verge argues that researchers "have made genuine progress in quantum computing — it's just been largely incremental and too esoteric to immediately capture the public's imagination." And there are predictions that quantum computers will finally do something useful as soon as 2028: Th...
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Nice bump from Keller today. Would have been quite the red day without that.
I hold ATYM (Copper mine) and SRB (Gold mine) which did really well but last couple of months just flatlined. Both metals have gone off the boil and both mines seem to be promising new mines coming on stream. Rather than bail completely, have set stop losses to half the holdings in both.
They'll probably trigger and subsequntly moon by the end of the week
I hold ATYM (Copper mine) and SRB (Gold mine) which did really well but last couple of months just flatlined. Both metals have gone off the boil and both mines seem to be promising new mines coming on stream. Rather than bail completely, have set stop losses to half the holdings in both.
They'll probably trigger and subsequntly moon by the end of the week
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Elvis would make a better constant. The important part is probably the other side of the equation, the workload applicable and cost or efficiency of these chips even if they did work.
Apparently MSFT wants this tech patent because it would command ARM levels of leverage, pivoting industries via facilitating R&D
Quantum computing stocks have raced higher on breakthroughs, government money, and a rush of new listings. The Defiance Quantum ETF is up more than 150% since late 2024. The market is clearly happy to pay for the idea that Q-Day is arriving sooner.
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FOMC Meeting Minutes (June 16–17 meeting)
Why it matters: First minutes under new Chair Warsh; markets will be looking for clues on how close the committee is to a hike, not a cut.
Q-Day: The risk the market forgot to reprice - Simply Wall St
Markets are supposed to reprice risk when it changes. This time they've repriced the promise, but left the threat largely untouched. Whether that's an oversight or a fair call is worth thinking through.
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did you sell easyjet also or not taking the chance for a bigger profit
RKLB took a beating but i honestly expected it, been waiting on it to dip some to buy more in just wasnt expecting it until another 2weeks
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RKLB took a beating but i honestly expected it, been waiting on it to dip some to buy more in just wasnt expecting it until another 2weeks
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I hold EZJ because it's well undervalued and below the offer price
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i thought about buying in and waiting for the sell offer to go through. but dont want to take the chance right now
Yeah another 10%
Swings down day.
It's gradually seesawing down.
I'm waiting for something to happen soon positive but i dont see who's going to be the rally point.
Who's got earnings calls coming up?
It doesn't even seem to matter
The logic has long gone.
I'm still nicely up but I feel scared lol.
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I think the logic is there.
I think this is actually the start of the AI sell off. The markets have been flat for a while jittering around after the monumental gains we've had.
Microns results were fairly good. And they are a big player. But it hasn't really made any difference. This is a strong indicator for me. I've been selling a lot this flat period. But not enough to get hurt by the red.
I'm very tempted to sell out a lot more of tech
Any date for the buy yet?