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Way too cheap - just bought a nice opening position, RSI at 18 month low just after an upgrade!
My portfolio is focused more on growth stocks rather than income with a skew towards FTSE 250 and some quality AIM stocks (not small oilers or mining cos!) although I wont dismiss FTSE 100 shares if I feel there is enough upside. Whilst I am focused on growth I am keen in most cases to also see some net cash on the balance sheet with a good free cash flow. I'm not great at picking out recovery plays (I tend to avoid companies that have done poorly) and whilst I do sometimes trade over relatively short periods my main focus is on fundamentals with a typical holding period of a few months to years for serial winners which I top slice along the way.
I am a full time professional trader/investor (6 years as of Jan 2021)
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Way too cheap - just bought a nice opening position, RSI at 18 month low just after an upgrade!
I don't get the price action here beyond global growth worries? Feels overdone.
BA. also holding up well so it just seems after an extended good run the sheer number of people profit taking / top slicing has resulted in more
Interesting move. Market rejecting Trump's proposal and peace unlikely any time soon?
Re: 3511
You would think yet no announcement yet! Wasn't the scheme arrangement meeting rescheduled until today? A bit of poor form to not inform the market if
Feeling very lucky to have got £5.46 first thing. Agree pe c13 of around £3.50 feels fair until growth clarified. Could be a decent bump if finals
Fair enough, it's a chance but it's hardly their first acquisition. They also have a decent track record on acquisitions and have always focused on
I'm scratching my head a bit too, the is RSI below even the Sept 2021 low and that's despite having just announced a 2.5% eps beat. It can't be due to
Not blown away IMHO, yes there is a (small) sales beat but this has relied on food which is c5% margin vs 12% C&H if like H1. This sales mix means
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