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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Raeturbo on 11 February 2021, 14:25:55
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Anybody into them on here at the moment.... Argo blockchain seem to be looking good.
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Sold my Maggie Thatcher blessed British Gas shares decades ago, and since then none!! ::) ::)
But, with all that I buy from Sainsbury's and Argos I should get some in them! ;D ;D ;)
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Not anymore had some years ago & did well out of them cashed every penny in when our daughter got married, now just ISAs & premium bonds.
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Mrs B works for ASDA and their saving scheme is shares based .... we/she have virtually doubled the amount paid in a few times. Time will tell as to whether there is chance to buy any more ....
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I don't own any individual shares, but I do hold lots of them indirectly in the form of OEIC in my pension and SSISA.
Single company shares are very high risk. It's classic all your eggs in one basket stuff. I think it was Bradford and Bingley members that were wiped out when they went belly up. Many of the share holders were employees in their company share scheme. Lloyds shares were similar - they weren't wiped out but their value was diluted enormously by the issue of new shares during the financial crash.
That's not to say you shouldn't join a company run share scheme. They're often very good, and a great way of saving for your future. However, you MUST be aware of the risks, and many IFA's will advise you to sell the shares/options as soon as possible, and re-invest the money in something else to make your overall portfolio a lot less risky. That might mean buying shares in other companies, or investing in unit trusts or OEIC's.
Basically it's about spreading your money evenly around a number of assets in a range of markets. For shares, that often means one tobacco company, one oil/gas company, one Utility company, one Supermarket, one Pharma company, one large manufacturer etc. That way if any one market, or any one company hits trouble you don't lose all your money.
It can be as risky as gambling if you get it wrong, but if you research it thoroughly enough you can make the risk/reward balance work in your favor.
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Got a few Lloyds, plus share options from the company I work for. Dabble in others from time to time, after consulting Daughter for advice.
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Mm, some good comments there thanks, I’ve also been looking at Mgc they have just come on to the London stock exchange, the first here in cannabis medicine.
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Mm, some good comments there thanks, I’ve also been looking at Mgc they have just come on to the London stock exchange, the first here in cannabis medicine.
surely you can invest in wacky backy in Welsh Wales Rae and not have to travel to London to buy some :D
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Them were the days :o
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The Gamestop affair last week was pretty cool where a bunch of retail traders collaborating on Reddit pushed the price of the shares from about $20 up to nearly $500 in days, before it fell back to about $50 equally quickly! :o 8)
Fortunes were made and lost. Wall Street hedge funds who were shorting the stock were allegedly taken for about $70 billion, and reportedly one canny retail trader turned about $50,000 into $22 million in days! :y
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There was a twenty two yearish old caller to the Dave Ramsey Show.
He had managed to turn about $2,000 into enough to pay off his modest student loan and some 8)
He ducked out at about $450 a share because he knew it wouldn't last.
https://youtu.be/caA5rdGAFe0
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A hell of a lot of amateur investors lost their shirts. Serves them right, it might be fun to cost a hedge fund a fortune, but people's pensions are invested with them.
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A hell of a lot of amateur investors lost their shirts. Serves them right, it might be fun to cost a hedge fund a fortune, but people's pensions are invested with them.
I've no problem with amateur/private investors loosing their shirts in this. Short selling is institutionalised gambling. If you play with Great White Sharks then sooner or late one of them is gong to bite your arm off. Managed UK pension funds should not be invested with companies that gamble more than a tiny amount of their clients money like that. The pensions regulator would come down on them like a ton of bricks.
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Anybody into them on here at the moment.... Argo blockchain seem to be looking good.
Never really been a share buyer or trader, although I have had some as a result of windfall type shares in demutualised companies.
However, last I year I became aware of the stock market dropping and in particular that J D Wetherspoon had halved in price. With interest rates at zilch, I went for it and bought some via Hargreave Lansdown. I then looked at others, looked at what the share price had been, what it was at the time, and whether I felt that the company would survive and thrive. At present I have shares in 13 companies, I hasten to add that total cost is not vast. I am not simply interested in if the share price goes up or down, equally interested in the possibility of dividends etc. So, medium - long term.
Some shares have been amazing in particular Reach(.62p up to to £3). Some just pretty good, Nat West, Wetherspoons, Carrs. Others ok-ish Marstons, N Brown, Aston Martin (It is lovely to say you have shares in AML). And others are quite recent so way too early to tell. At present I'm showing about £2,800 gain before tax on total spend just over £5k. I do not have these in a stocks & shares ISA. My wife is deeply suspicious of all this, sees it as just plain gambling. I try very hard to be sensible, but I am a bit cross that I did not invest quite a lot more.
I avoid trendy investments. As they say, if it sounds too good to be true . .
I don't see myself as a seasoned or experienced investor, but so far so good. Besides, I'm retired and in lockdown it gives me something to do.
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I am into a share, Never done this before But i jumped in nearly a year ago now.
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=SNG&share=Synairgen
These have just started there phase 3 trials and the USA have took them on board to do there final trials all over the world.
It is a drug that is so badly needed here to stop all these deaths, But this government seem to think the vaccine will do the job.
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Anybody into them on here at the moment.... Argo blockchain seem to be looking good.
Never really been a share buyer or trader, although I have had some as a result of windfall type shares in demutualised companies.
However, last I year I became aware of the stock market dropping and in particular that J D Wetherspoon had halved in price. With interest rates at zilch, I went for it and bought some via Hargreave Lansdown. I then looked at others, looked at what the share price had been, what it was at the time, and whether I felt that the company would survive and thrive. At present I have shares in 13 companies, I hasten to add that total cost is not vast. I am not simply interested in if the share price goes up or down, equally interested in the possibility of dividends etc. So, medium - long term.
Some shares have been amazing in particular Reach(.62p up to to £3). Some just pretty good, Nat West, Wetherspoons, Carrs. Others ok-ish Marstons, N Brown, Aston Martin (It is lovely to say you have shares in AML). And others are quite recent so way too early to tell. At present I'm showing about £2,800 gain before tax on total spend just over £5k. I do not have these in a stocks & shares ISA. My wife is deeply suspicious of all this, sees it as just plain gambling. I try very hard to be sensible, but I am a bit cross that I did not invest quite a lot more.
I avoid trendy investments. As they say, if it sounds too good to be true . .
I don't see myself as a seasoned or experienced investor, but so far so good. Besides, I'm retired and in lockdown it gives me something to do.
Get them in a SSISA pronto. That absolves you of any tax implications. However, you'll need to do some research into which is the cheapest SSISA provider. I doubt it's HL - I left them 6 or 7 years ago because they were waaaaayyyyy too expensive.
You don't have any CGT liability at present - even if you sold them all today for a £2800 profit that's well within your annual CGT allowance of £12300 this year. However, if their value increases significantly in the medium to long term CGT could become an issue when you go to sell them.
Also dividends above your allowance (£2000 p/a) outside an ISA count as income, so have to be declared on your tax return and you could end up paying tax on them.
Inside an SSISA there is no CGT or dividend tax.
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Was introduced to Fidelity through a company pension and have found them to be pretty decent. Did look at HL but found them to be rather pushy.
Don’t have any investments outside of my SIPP, but any dividends that aren't reinvested automatically go into a cash pot that I use to cover the fees, which are typically £11 a month. Annual growth across five mutual funds is currently a smidge under 20%.
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Gone up to 139. 14 they were 123.00 when I posted However they have gone nuts 45% in America. I will be investing a few bob on Monday as apparently once they go over 2.00 there it’s very good news.
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Just to say I know very little about shares.
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Platform costs depend on what your holdings are (Individual Shares, ETF's, OEIC's, Unit Trusts etc), how there are held (Unwrapped, SSISA, Pension), the total value of your funds, and how much you trade/churn/buy/sell per week/month/year. So there is no single answer that applies to everyone. I do remember there was a niche where HL could work out cheapest, but I can't remember what that niche was - all I knew is it didn't work for me. I transferred to Interactive Investor, but I don't hold any individual shares so they may not be cheapest for anyone else.
There is a spreadsheet run by "Snowman" over on the MoneySavingExpert website/forum. It allows you to enter everything you hold, and it shows you what the current charges are for a multitude of Platforms. There will be differences often running into hundreds of pounds per year between the providers.
Just be aware that sometimes things are cheapest for a reason. HL do have a reputation for good customer support and a flashy modern website, whereas II is very much a DYOR and DIY platform with a clunky old website. Clunky old works for me. I drive an Omega :-)
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Gone up to 139. 14 they were 123.00 when I posted However they have gone nuts 45% in America. I will be investing a few bob on Monday as apparently once they go over 2.00 there it’s very good news.
Careful. Buy the troughs and sell the peaks. You're verging on day trading territory, which is gambling not investing. You should be thinking about what the value might be in 5 or 10 years time, not tomorrow!
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Thank you
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Gone up to 139. 14 they were 123.00 when I posted However they have gone nuts 45% in America. I will be investing a few bob on Monday as apparently once they go over 2.00 there it’s very good news.
Careful. Buy the troughs and sell the peaks. You're verging on day trading territory, which is gambling not investing. You should be thinking about what the value might be in 5 or 10 years time, not tomorrow!
Sort of agree. I have yet to sell any shares. All are bought with a long term view. But, it's great when one sees a short term jump. I have also had dividends and free share issues in addition to simple share price increases. Others have commented on tax implications. I do take these on board.
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Sold my Maggie Thatcher blessed British Gas shares decades ago, and since then none!! ::) ::)
But, with all that I buy from Sainsbury's and Argos I should get some in them! ;D ;D ;)
That never works. I thought, that I needed to diversify my SIPP portfolio, so after i had a really good custoner ecperience taking out 2 Mortgages with virgin money plc, i thought, id buy into banking. Yeah. Ive lost on that.
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Were you asleep in 2008/9?
The retail banking industry is a failing business model...
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We were bought basic shares from BT by my Mother after Pops passed away, Dividends were good and paid out Bi-Anually IIRC.
Sold mine to start building PC's for mates which at the time I think upset Mum as she thought we would keep them forever.
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as a result of the money I made I bought a shed loads of BT shares in bits and bats and sat on them for quite a while, For the dabble that I had with them I did quite nicely. :-X
The 1000 share I bought inMarconi well thats a different story. . . . :-\
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Anyone own any Bitcoin? ???
Imagine being in the position where you can quietly increase your holdings in an asset over a few months and then when you have enough, you announce to the world that you own lets say $1.5 billion of that asset and watch the price soar! 8)
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Anyone own any Bitcoin?
Cant get my head round how it all works :-[
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Anyone own any Bitcoin?
Cant get my head round how it all works :-[
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+1
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Anyone own any Bitcoin?
Cant get my head round how it all works :-[
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I like my pound coins to be worth a pound, not £3.50 one day and 65p the next.
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Can't remember the last time I actually spent cash , everything on card now for months saved a fortune during lockdown .
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You're saving money because some one else is picking out your list... No 'extras' in the basket.
Handing over cash actually creates an emotional response as you don't get it back, but when you hand your card over, you always get it back physically unchanged.
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Anyone own any Bitcoin?
Cant get my head round how it all works :-[
Me neither. Read somewhere that you require loads of power to "mine" them, whatever that means. ???
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Anyone own any Bitcoin? ???
I did have
someone keeps blackmailing me and taking it off me , saying they will email everyone my webcam footage .
I've not got a webcam yet ,i hope the offer still stands for when i do own a webcam ;D :D
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I'm sure there was someone on here who out of interest about 10-12 years ago set up a couple of old computers to 'mine' Bitcoin and managed to acquire a few when they were worth next to nothing. :-\
Probably lives in the Bahamas now! :D 8)
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Re the first post I put up,
Argo Blockchain are crypto currency miners bitcoin etc👍
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You're saving money because some one else is picking out your list... No 'extras' in the basket.
Handing over cash actually creates an emotional response as you don't get it back, but when you hand your card over, you always get it back physically unchanged.
We are now shopping online at Waitrose ( the food is superb) and spending 30% less than when I sat outside Sainsburys while swmbo overloaded a trolley with all kinds of shite. :)
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You're saving money because some one else is picking out your list... No 'extras' in the basket.
Handing over cash actually creates an emotional response as you don't get it back, but when you hand your card over, you always get it back physically unchanged.
We are now shopping online at Waitrose ( the food is superb) and spending 30% less than when I sat outside Sainsburys while swmbo overloaded a trolley with all kinds of shite. :)
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We have both agreed that we will never set foot in a supermarket again , get the car damaged in the car park by idiots flinging their doors open, screaming kids in the aisles and queuing with the great unwashed don't need to do it anymore , we have used Morrisons all the way through polite drivers and all food & drink has been excellent and saves us about £50 per week 😁
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Excellent food from Morrisons ?!! :-X
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Excellent food from Morrisons ?!! :-X
we don't all shop at Harvey Nichols and drive porches
Pot noodle tastes the same wherever you buy it :D ;D
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Excellent food from Morrisons ?!! :-X
we don't all shop at Harvey Nichols and drive porches
Pot noodle tastes the same wherever you buy it :D ;D
Not so...
Depends which pond you get the water from :D
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Excellent food from Morrisons ?!! :-X
we don't all shop at Harvey Nichols and drive porches
Pot noodle tastes the same wherever you buy it :D ;D
Not so...
Depends which pond you get the water from :D
If my pond water wasn't great the fish would leave :P
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They eat algae ;D
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They eat algae ;D
does that mean i can stop giving them rice, veg, chicken, prawns, muscles, mealworms, koi pellets then :-\
I'll save a fortune :D
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They eat algae ;D
does that mean i can stop giving them rice, veg, chicken, prawns, muscles, mealworms, koi pellets then :-\
I'll save a fortune :D
Muscles, eh? Do they do weight training?
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They eat algae ;D
does that mean i can stop giving them rice, veg, chicken, prawns, muscles, mealworms, koi pellets then :-\
I'll save a fortune :D
Only if you want algae flavoured pot noodles ;D
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Excellent food from Morrisons ?!! :-X
Have to agree. I don't dislike Morrisons generally but the fresh food, meat fish etc, is shite.
I have a great independent butcher down the road. NOT more expensive than supermarkets. Great quality. And . . I get some excercise walking there. They have a huge coldroom lined with Himalayan Salt blocks where they dry age local beef. Fantastic! But ordinary stuff as well.
I do use supermarkets, but as little as possible.
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Morrisons are fast becoming the worst supermarket on the block, going down hill very fast (which is a pain as they are the closest to where we live), even Asda and Tesco are better now.
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Excellent food from Morrisons ?!! :-X
Have to agree. I don't dislike Morrisons generally but the fresh food, meat fish etc, is shite.
I have a great independent butcher down the road. NOT more expensive than supermarkets. Great quality. And . . I get some excercise walking there. They have a huge coldroom lined with Himalayan Salt blocks where they dry age local beef. Fantastic! But ordinary stuff as well.
I do use supermarkets, but as little as possible.
We have two really excellent butchers one within walking distance & the other a short drive away , unfortunately both have been affected by the virus the design of the premises leaves a lot to be desired re distancing ,so we simply went for the best option for us I think one of them has reopened now but don't see the queues there like there used to be. Perhaps we are just lucky with our Morrisons we haven't had any problems bar one when they were an hour late with our delivery but the driver phoned & told us about the delay, full of praise for them for operating well through the pandemic, may also be in our favour that the manager of our branch lives four houses away from us.
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Just got back from Asda for our weekly shop. Some of the bananas were brown and soft, some were nice. Some of the sirloin steaks were fatty and streaky, others were exactly as I like them. The Warburtons bread on the top shelf had a two day date, hidden underneath was the bread with the four day date. Blah, blah......I like to pick my own food and not leave it to a young girl/lad who just picks whatever is there.
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I have the choice of 2 Tesco's within a similar distance, but one is twice the size and does clothes etc. I was in the bigger one the other day and I'm sure that there were more staff going round picking peoples online orders than customers.
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Choose to try and coincide my shopping to quieter times to avoid the herd who don't seem to know the meaning of "social distancing" or just giving others space. Have to take a chance as to whether the stuff is on the shelves or not. My local supermarket is a Sainsbury, they haven't impressed me over the pandemic, but they are improving. Must add, no, i don't have any shares.
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I have the choice of 2 Tesco's within a similar distance, but one is twice the size and does clothes etc. I was in the bigger one the other day and I'm sure that there were more staff going round picking peoples online orders than customers.
I gave up even attempting to order online. Unable to get delivery slots or slots that were so far in the future they were useless. So, I walk into town and shop local, or Tesco or Lidl after 7pm when there aren't too many oiks around trying to get as close to you as possible spreading their lurgi. Why is it that even in an almost empty shop, there is always someone who needs to look at exactly the same item on a shelf as me?
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For much the same reason as they park next to you in the far corner of the car park ::)
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I've been in self isolation for 11 days, but at 8am in just over an hour, I am going to look at my list and decide wjetjer to drive 1/2 mile to Tesco, where they will definately have everything i need or Aldi, which is 5 miles away, to give the Omega a "run" out. But risk not getting everything on my list.
We've used about 30% of our lockdown emergency supply, but the cupboards look full, and both freezers are like playing tetras.
I did look the home delivery options.
Tesco was after 7pm in 2 weeks time. ASDA was available any afternoon or evening from tomorrow.
But I have yet to do an online shop.and I'm.not about to start.
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That sounds alot like whining.
And 5 miles won't even get the oil warm ::)
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That sounds alot like whining.
And 5 miles won't even get the oil warm ::)
And you should fickin know ;D ;D
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Back to shares for a second.... the shares I mention earlier have more than doubled 😁😁😁
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Back to shares for a second.... the shares I mention earlier have more than doubled 😁😁😁
Lends a tenner..mate :-*
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Back to shares for a second.... the shares I mention earlier have more than doubled 😁😁😁
Lends a tenner..mate :-*
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Us poor old pensioners are glad of an extra couple of quid a month , let alone dabbling in shares..😁
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Back to shares for a second.... the shares I mention earlier have more than doubled 😁😁😁
Time to sell then ::)
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You're saving money because some one else is picking out your list... No 'extras' in the basket.
Handing over cash actually creates an emotional response as you don't get it back, but when you hand your card over, you always get it back physically unchanged.
We are now shopping online at Waitrose ( the food is superb) and spending 30% less than when I sat outside Sainsburys while swmbo overloaded a trolley with all kinds of shite. :)
Very few slots from any of the supermarkets in these parts, so I send her to Tesco at 6am once a week, before the great unwashed get up to collect their giro.
So the rare slot that does pop up, we usually leave alone for those more needy, unless we need something that our local ones dont sell (all our online supermarkets are serviced by stores in larger towns).
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Swmbo is in the clinically extremely vulnerable group and has to shield, so online shopping is a godsend for us.
I suspect if it is ever safe for her to go back to filling her trolley with all kinds of shit, she will be there at opening time with a big grin on her face. ::) ;D
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Back to shares for a second.... the shares I mention earlier have more than doubled 😁😁😁
Time to sell then ::)
. Done😎 bought 1000 @ 123 sold at 247 lovely👍 I will keep that little windfall to reinvest more, and put my original cash back in my arse pocket. I must say of course I’m glad.. I have been very lucky..... on this occasion ::)
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I still think they are going to go up again when the news of the American market gets around, but, they are very volatile.
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Back to shares for a second.... the shares I mention earlier have more than doubled 😁😁😁
Time to sell then ::)
. Done😎 bought 1000 @ 123 sold at 247 lovely👍 I will keep that little windfall to reinvest more, and put my original cash back in my arse pocket. I must say of course I’m glad.. I have been very lucky..... on this occasion ::)
Nice! 8) Good for you Rae! :y
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Bitcoin over $50,000 today. No other comment, just saying.
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Back to shares for a second.... the shares I mention earlier have more than doubled 😁😁😁
Time to sell then ::)
. Done😎 bought 1000 @ 123 sold at 247 lovely👍 I will keep that little windfall to reinvest more, and put my original cash back in my arse pocket. I must say of course I’m glad.. I have been very lucky..... on this occasion ::)
Nice! 8) Good for you Rae! :y
Thanks Steve👍
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Legal canabis based companies are doing well, very well. Just put in a request for shares in a new one (IPO). Very high risk. No dividends. Only formed a year or so ago. No trading history. However, shares at .05p each. If they even go to 50p, I'll be happy. I think they may possibly go to £1 in 6 months. This is a purely speculative buy with little interest in the long term. If it all flops, not lost that much, not compared with maintaining an Omega.
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Bitcoin over $50,000 today. No other comment, just saying.
Out of my league, and out of my comprehension
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Legal canabis based companies are doing well, very well. Just put in a request for shares in a new one (IPO). Very high risk. No dividends. Only formed a year or so ago. No trading history. However, shares at .05p each. If they even go to 50p, I'll be happy. I think they may possibly go to £1 in 6 months. This is a purely speculative buy with little interest in the long term. If it all flops, not lost that much, not compared with maintaining an Omega.
Yes I missed the boat on kanabo but as I mentioned earlier mgc may be next
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Legal canabis based companies are doing well, very well. Just put in a request for shares in a new one (IPO). Very high risk. No dividends. Only formed a year or so ago. No trading history. However, shares at .05p each. If they even go to 50p, I'll be happy. I think they may possibly go to £1 in 6 months. This is a purely speculative buy with little interest in the long term. If it all flops, not lost that much, not compared with maintaining an Omega.
Yes the US cannabis companies have been doing well since the election. Canopy Growth Corp for example were trading at about $15 in October and last week hit a high of $56, before dropping back and are now at $42.
That's some good shit man! 8)
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It's cheaper than drugging the water for population control :-X
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It's cheaper than drugging the water for population control :-X
That's some good shit, man. ::)
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Legal canabis based companies are doing well, very well. Just put in a request for shares in a new one (IPO). Very high risk. No dividends. Only formed a year or so ago. No trading history. However, shares at .05p each. If they even go to 50p, I'll be happy. I think they may possibly go to £1 in 6 months. This is a purely speculative buy with little interest in the long term. If it all flops, not lost that much, not compared with maintaining an Omega.
I'm sure you're all bursting to know. . ::)
Got the shares I wanted. Opened this morning at x4 the IPO price. This fell back to around x3 IPO price as a result of some immediate profit taking, not unexpected. So far, I'm happy. I'm hanging on to them for a short while till the price settles and maybe creeps back up again. The company has stated that it does not envisage paying dividends for quite some time, it doesn't even have any sales yet, so this is all highly speculative.
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CBX/cellular-goods-plc/company-page
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Legal canabis based companies are doing well, very well. Just put in a request for shares in a new one (IPO). Very high risk. No dividends. Only formed a year or so ago. No trading history. However, shares at .05p each. If they even go to 50p, I'll be happy. I think they may possibly go to £1 in 6 months. This is a purely speculative buy with little interest in the long term. If it all flops, not lost that much, not compared with maintaining an Omega.
I'm sure you're all bursting to know. . ::)
Got the shares I wanted. Opened this morning at x4 the IPO price. This fell back to around x3 IPO price as a result of some immediate profit taking, not unexpected. So far, I'm happy. I'm hanging on to them for a short while till the price settles and maybe creeps back up again. The company has stated that it does not envisage paying dividends for quite some time, it doesn't even have any sales yet, so this is all highly speculative.
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CBX/cellular-goods-plc/company-page
Read about this debut a couple of days ago, David Beckham got a 20% share in the company iirc.
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Legal canabis based companies are doing well, very well. Just put in a request for shares in a new one (IPO). Very high risk. No dividends. Only formed a year or so ago. No trading history. However, shares at .05p each. If they even go to 50p, I'll be happy. I think they may possibly go to £1 in 6 months. This is a purely speculative buy with little interest in the long term. If it all flops, not lost that much, not compared with maintaining an Omega.
I'm sure you're all bursting to know. . ::)
Got the shares I wanted. Opened this morning at x4 the IPO price. This fell back to around x3 IPO price as a result of some immediate profit taking, not unexpected. So far, I'm happy. I'm hanging on to them for a short while till the price settles and maybe creeps back up again. The company has stated that it does not envisage paying dividends for quite some time, it doesn't even have any sales yet, so this is all highly speculative.
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/CBX/cellular-goods-plc/company-page
Read about this debut a couple of days ago, David Beckham got a 20% share in the company iirc.
Indeed, and they tried to drum up interest by dropping his name a lot, however it was actually an investment company that Beckham owns to look after his financial interests. Not sure he has any direct personal involvement or interest really.
IPO price was 5p. Shot up to 21p on first day. Now dropped back to about 13p. If they go back to 15p or so I'm flogging them. I'll have made a few hundred £.
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Good on you any gain is a win👍👍
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Good on you any gain is a win👍👍
This is not my normal way of doing things. I tend to take a longer term view. But on this one, it may be about making a quick profit and get out. Their business plan could very well work, big time, but maybe not. It's about manufacturing canabis not growing it.
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I’ve got a few bob in Mgc pharmaceuticals but that will be med/long term I think
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Btw westmount energy could be interesting soon.
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Was interesting dropped like a stone luckily only a few bob on them going to try CTEA next
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Was interesting dropped like a stone luckily only a few bob on them going to try CTEA next
Indeed CBX fell quite a bit, but still double my buy price. Trying to decide, jump ship or hold on and hope.
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No shares at all now , I put £30,000 into premium bonds in September so far won two prizes one of £50 in December & £25 this week so not a bad return so far.