There are several UK tech stocks. I bought Blue Prism around the £8, and it now looks like its getting sold to some US buggers at £11.25 a pop.I wish there were some uk ones but there aren't.
Sounds like you're focusing your investments in one area. That's accepted as being a bad strategy.Why are you guys getting involved in clothing companies, hardly very exciting and fast fashion can fade very fast. Get into us tech stocks that are actually changing the world. I wish there were some uk ones but there aren't.
wasnt blueprism like 16-18 quid during 2020.There are several UK tech stocks. I bought Blue Prism around the £8, and it now looks like its getting sold to some US buggers at £11.25 a pop.
Sounds like you're focusing your investments in one area. That's accepted as being a bad strategy.
There are several UK tech stocks. I bought Blue Prism around the £8, and it now looks like its getting sold to some US buggers at £11.25 a pop.
I use Google Alerts for that sort of thing.Are there any good websites to keep up to date of news on specific companies, where they'll either send you a daily email or send notifications rather than manually searching each company?
Also seeing RR drop today, the talk of interest rate rises could be a bit risky given their amount of debt and something i'll be trying to keep an eye on.
I use Google Alerts for that sort of thing.
Heads up, but Aston Martin F1 team have released some 7% bonds through Primary Bid.
Not many places you're getting a fixed 7% return. Thoughts on the F1 team going bust? Looking at the prospectus they sure burn through a wad of cash, but i imagine that's just a given?
I sold off Intel about year and half ago (can't remember) and picked up shares in TSMC. I see Intel going the way of IBM. It's never been good at mobile or low powered embedded systems that are going be most relevant in the future. I think it is better concentrating on building standards, design and software.
Opening up it's labs to others was a move in the right direction IMO.
So what you're saying is....there was a UK tech stock?
Problem with tech is that the big boys are so big that the vast majority of small players can't compete, and the ones that do have a competitive product eventually give in to the money being thrown at them.
INTC just bought up all available production capacity that TSMC has so that is probably the right way round. I have TSMC in a fund but I dont think INTC is a bad holding either, they used to be a lot cheaper though.
UK does have tech stocks, the largest companies tend to be in USA. HRI is a tech fund with a discount to own its portfolio and they appear to perform well enough over the years. PCT is a way to buy all the largest tech with a 10% discount, surely excuses the fee for a few years.
Is Vodafone tech or just infrastructure. https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/215940/why-are-vodafone-shares-cheap.aspx
https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/111721/top-ftse-dividend-paying-stocks.aspx