Centrica Share Discussion Threads

[diku] 26/5/2019 17:44

You can afford to be a bluey...



jpjohn1
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Glencore I have purchased many millions pounds. I haven't a clue how much unless I went into my records. The main thing was has long has a made a profit each time I was happy

[justiceforthemany] 26/5/2019 17:42

SUNDAY TIMES

With Centrica’s shares trading at 92.8p, a price also reminiscent of another era (they last sunk to that level in the late 1990s), City scuttlebutt suggests AT LEAST ONE OVERSEAS RIVAL IS EYEING THE FTSE 100 STALWART with a view to gaining a foothold in the British market.

for a long-term, strategic buyer, Centrica could provide a route into Britain and a well-known brand. Its chief executive is weak and its chairman is new (Charles Berry took over in February). Don’t rule it out.

[hifc231] 26/5/2019 17:38

Hi, Rio, BHP and FMG all have new Iron Ore mines getting built here in WA (Western Australia) I was working on the ground works for Rio's new Koodaideri mine back in February and that's going to be large. BHP have already started work on their South Flank Mine and FMG are building to mew Mines. There is talk of another mining boom here, but heard that for the last two years (no where as big as the last).... all future mines are also replacing old mines that are coming to the end of there life cycle.... so a bit of future expansion and replacement in their strategy.....

[nortic 007] 26/5/2019 17:35

Hi jpHope your weekend has been good. I've just come back from the Cotswolds which was lovely.Do you have the date for the payment of the dividend ?Have a good one

[turvart] 26/5/2019 17:20

I have started a thread on advfn about RIO and IMO there are some really serious people posting in that thread that know their biscuits!

[turvart] 26/5/2019 17:12

Iron ore prices have broken through $100 a ton for the first time and RIO have stated that anything above $80 a ton will increase their profits by a very high standard, they currently pay 235p per year in dividends and sometimes offer s special dividend, with iron ore prices over this companies comfort zone of $80 then this is a very attractive buy and I'm calling the share price to be 5600 within 12 months.

[turvart] 26/5/2019 17:03

I am looking at a 12 month projection and this will be at least 5600 in the meantime to that you can trade this long and short and make an absolute killing with this stock that probably IMO has the best fundamental in the footsie

[jpjohn1] 26/5/2019 17:03

Glencore I have purchased many millions pounds. I haven't a clue how much unless I went into my records. The main thing was has long has a made a profit each time I was happy

[jpjohn1] 26/5/2019 17:00

The mining stocks had a real bad time a few years ago, off hand I think Glencore went down to about 67p and Anglo American was 250p and about to be kicked out of the FT100

[turvart] 26/5/2019 16:57

If my best mate Sarkasm is about he will back me up

[jpjohn1] 26/5/2019 16:56

What stock are you talking about. Well over 90% of my purchases are no stamp duty shares. The one I was on about when I purchased 628k was Glencore . Just watched it on the move, when it went up sold and made small profits. At the end of the day it was about 1,400 pound profit

[jeannettetigger] 26/5/2019 16:50

Meter's, when Centrica are accused of not meeting government target's, who do you think will be negative posting of that fact ? I can think of someone!

[hifc231] 26/5/2019 16:45

Whats the Stocks name then, if your so passionate about it..... share and us buying would help you too.... so do tell ....lol

[turvart] 26/5/2019 16:42

The stock I’m I’m talking about is my Baby and I love it so much because it is a money making machine. Think about this hard, while your trying to get your original investment back I don’t feel that CNA moves that much to try and trade it, but the stock I’m taking about has wild moves up and down and it’s so easy to make money.

[jpjohn1] 26/5/2019 16:41

I don't just trade these Turvart, I purchase about 1.1/2million pounds a year now, three years ago it was over three million pounds traded. The most in one day 628k pounds but it was a very stressful day

[hifc231] 26/5/2019 16:38

Ill just have to sit on these lot and see if they come good. Like i say im willing to give 2-3 years to this, would like the money but dont need it yet. I bought these when i sold my remaining properties in the UK back in 2017 thinking safe place to leave until i need the cash, ha ha ha (crazy laugh). But hey lost everything in the GFC of 2008 and came back. Will just have to innovate again to build up the retirement pot.

[jpjohn1] 26/5/2019 16:36

I don't drink, if somebody said I would not touch alcohol again it would not worry me , but if they said my mug of tea every hour I would lol

[turvart] 26/5/2019 16:34

Jpjohn,

Why don’t you join my world and trade a stock that has serious legs, up and down and has the best fundamentals you will ever see in the FTSE 100.

Why bother with Sh*t fundamentals that CNA offers, cut your losses and come into a great trading team that you can make money on long or short.

[jpjohn1] 26/5/2019 16:33

Agree Turvart, like you I was a full time trader. Looking back I was very fortunate at that time and made enough money to last me without any worries again. I always use my last tranche to sell first like you.

[diku] 26/5/2019 16:30

Honest of you to say you are drunk here!!...you will be in good company with porty...

[diku] 26/5/2019 16:28

There is always the 1st time...2nd time...and 3rd time...markets have a habit of giving you with one hand and will take it all back and more with both hands...

[turvart] 26/5/2019 16:23

I’m not a full time trader anymore I’ve got a job because trading turned me into an acoholic, I only drink on weekends now, that’s why most of my posts are bizarre, I’m actually drunk on weekends.

One thing I learned fast as a full time trader is that you shouldn’t trade your average price, but you should trade your lowest price tranche and keep trading that, this then brings your average down, personally if I had your sort of money I wouldn’t be investing in CNA but I would invest it in my all time favourite stock and pull 4 tranches of entering into it, the stock I’m talking about has serious legs and when it performs it will never cease to amaze.

[jpjohn1] 26/5/2019 16:22

I think we are all down here hifc, I have 100k shares, if I sold them I would lose a fortune. Not quite so bad on the 50k at 119p but the other tranche is at 187p !!, so I would be losing over half my purchase price on that one. How far this one will drop is anybody's guess, we are in new territory each day. Their are many of us feel exasperated at the share price here seeing nearly every day dropping and going to new lows. You have to look at this long term and try to forget about them and put them in the bottom draw, other wise it would screw your head in. It will turn eventually, and the soon the better. I remember on a post on CNA there was a chap saying it was 180p and he said he could not afford to lose anymore, and I said try to hang on there. How wrong I was

[discodave4] 26/5/2019 16:21

Sorry hifc.What does Buffet say, something like if you can't handle a 60%, 70% (can't remember the number) loss then you shouldn't be investing. Have a share with similar loss but locked in to hold and hope it comes good.This will recover in time.