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TERN Tern Plc

2.65
-0.15 (-5.36%)
Last Updated: 11:04:57
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tern Plc LSE:TERN London Ordinary Share GB00BFPMV798 ORD 0.02P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.15 -5.36% 2.65 2.50 2.80 2.85 2.60 2.85 1,169,980 11:04:57
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services 66k -10.45M -0.0269 -0.97 10.1M
Tern Plc is listed in the Finance Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TERN. The last closing price for Tern was 2.80p. Over the last year, Tern shares have traded in a share price range of 1.65p to 10.50p.

Tern currently has 388,571,510 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tern is £10.10 million. Tern has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.97.

Tern Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/5/2018
08:19
Have you sold?

NOPE.

HENCE YOU ARE TOAST!!!!!!!!!!!!

loughton
22/5/2018
08:18
Idiot boys are toast - I'm up 1200%

lol

philjeans
22/5/2018
08:16
TERN is flying Loony is crying
dave444
22/5/2018
08:16
No I am the shorter
mclleland
22/5/2018
08:15
Money to be made today - Loughton im 7% up today
hotaimstocks
22/5/2018
08:15
No I am the shorter
jhonmah
22/5/2018
08:14
AS sounds excited and looks forward to more updates..
still waiting
22/5/2018
08:14
No I am the shorter
intermale
22/5/2018
08:13
No I am the shorter
enigma2oo2
22/5/2018
08:13
If you can buy any they want 24.70p with H-L
kkrriiss2
22/5/2018
08:12
There are no shorters. Simply people telling the truth.
loughton
22/5/2018
08:12
No I am the shorter
emigna2002
22/5/2018
08:11
Poor idiot clown Ebumber.

Open the door, close the door...

loughton
22/5/2018
08:11
No I am the shorter
carla 1
22/5/2018
08:11
No Smokie, just like you are wrong about the criminal liar on the other thread you are wrong about shorters.

Terd cannot be shorted. There are no shorters.

loughton
22/5/2018
08:10
Que?


hotaimstocks22 May '18 - 08:09 - 19915 of 19915 (Filtered)

loughton
22/5/2018
08:10
I am THE shorter!!!!!!!!!!!!
o1dsmokie
22/5/2018
08:09
Good advice provided by ADVFN on 15 May for the chuckle brother. Over 11,000 posts and nearly 60% of all posts on this thread they are hurting financially. BIG TIME!

Grow some balls .................... close your short position.

We are yet to see the real price gains in TERN plc .............. this more loved and undervalued stock.


Date : 15/05/2018 @ 15:18
Source : ADVFN NewsWire

How To Cope Financially With Painful Stock Losses

Stocks can be exciting, but with the opportunity to gain profit and lose funds, finding the balance is important. Not all stock traders are successful, and many will experience painful stock losses. While some may turn to a payday loan in order to obtain aid in the event of a financial emergency if they have experienced a painful stock loss, there are a number of coping mechanisms which can be put in place in order to ensure that a trader can cope financially. Here, we’re taking a look at just a few.

Have A Separate Budget
A simple way to ensuring that you are coping financially after a painful stock loss is to ensure that you have a separate budget set aside for this exact scenario. Before you enter the stock market, you should always ensure that you have money set aside in a separate budget to ensure that you are not left financially unable to care for yourself or your family. Even some of the most seasoned and successful stock traders get it wrong sometimes, so you should always ensure that you do not put more than you can physically afford behind a particular stock.

Attempt To Recoup Losses Over Time
A meaningful way to cope in the event of a painful stock loss is to accept the fate that has occurred, and to attempt to then learn from one’s errors and recoup any losses over a period of time. It can be tempting to throw money at another stock that you think may be successful in order to quickly gain back your losses, but more often than not, this strategy can set you up for failure. If you are trusting the wrong people with your stock predictions, have taken an excessive risk which ultimately didn’t pay off, or if you were simply unlucky, there are a number of different elements which you can learn from in order to ensure that you are more likely to do better in the future.

Diversify Your Portfolio
If you have experienced a significant stock loss in a particular market, it may be time to consider diversifying your portfolio, if you haven’t already. Quite often, one particular market can crash quite dramatically and if you have invested in a number of stocks within this market, you could find that it has a significant impact across all of your stocks. The state of the cryptocurrency market in early 2018 is a key example of an entire market crash. Look to alternative sectors and begin to diversify your portfolio in order to better weigh up the opportunities. This way, any major crashes will not impact your entire portfolio.

Put Your Loss Into Perspective
After a very painful, major stock loss, you may feel disheartened, and in some cases, you may find yourself in a financial crisis. It is important to ensure that you put your loss into some sort of perspective, in order to restore balance to your life as a whole which will ultimately help you to take steps into turning your trading life around. Losses on stocks can seem disastrous in the moment but taking a step back will allow you to have a clear understanding of just how impactful the loss is, and how you can effectively recover. Some people may need to seek some form of counselling in order to reach this stage, but no matter how you do it, it is an important coping mechanism.

ebomber
22/5/2018
08:09
Loughton I've bought back in ... Before the news lands
hotaimstocks
22/5/2018
08:08
Surely that RNS was a j0ke as they all are.
loughton
22/5/2018
08:07
Ergh no Dave on All 4s it is you that is losing pennies.

Don't quite get it do you clown?

loughton
22/5/2018
08:06
Surely that RNS was old news?
o1dsmokie
22/5/2018
08:06
The fools are losing more money - no wonder they have poor bladder control
dave444
22/5/2018
08:05
There aren't any shorters you clueless tw@t.

Jarega8522 May '18 - 08:04 - 19906 of 19909

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