Merchants Share Discussion Threads

[jasperthemonkeygod] 07/4/2021 23:29

No, keep going, it's funny

Did the black guy you fancied in the Navy have a nice house or summat?

Not sure what house prices in London have to do with MRCH tbh

[superiorshares] 07/4/2021 23:10

Ps £3 is not my entry point .
It's just where I think it will be over the next 2 -3 years .
Could be wrong of course ?????? :-)

[superiorshares] 07/4/2021 23:06

Jfinvestmints . That cheese was a big earner my friend . I'm not drunk . Mildly dyslexic but very bright :-). The grammar may make you think about m tiddly :-)


Houses folks you were talking property . Read the article please. Is that flat worth 390,000 or 500,000k ?
Neither because without the Tax bailouts demand would collapse and someone would be able to pay about 250,000 300,000k . If they had to do it on their earnings

[zac0_4] 07/4/2021 22:57

Oh dear!!!!!!

[jfinvestments] 07/4/2021 22:48

Go to bed, you're drunk and talking about cheese.

[superiorshares] 07/4/2021 21:46

Jamie Diamond has written a 60 odd page note.
It is basically saying how Bedriddens stimulus package will drive share prices for the next two years.
He does say inflation could go to 3/4 per cent ?. With Bedriddens woke Luvvies saying it will go to 2 per cent ?. Could mean it will actually hit 8 per cent ?
His great article just confirms my view.
Stimulus must continue for ever now . If money cannot be printed for ever ? . The collapse will and is going to be insane !

[superiorshares] 07/4/2021 21:23

Zac_04
I take it you're a Europhile supporting numpty ?

BREXIT had a positive effect on UK stocks . Do you have Socialist eyeballs ?

[zac0_4] 07/4/2021 20:07

CTrader3 - you are correct in highlighting the importance of re-invested dividends over the long term.

Your graph, however, is based on a 20 year period ending in January 2015. The graph shows, without dividends, the FTSE100 grew from 3,500(ish) to 6,865. I'm wondering why you have chosen 20 year period that doesn't include either the 2016 EU referendum result or Covid. Both had negative effects on UK stocks.

If you go back 21 years from today the FTSE 100 is down over that period. On 31.12.99 the FTSE100 closed at 6,930. Today it closed at 6,885.

The FTSE100 has been an appalling investment for decades. I'm hoping for a change of fortune over the next couple of years.

[panshanger1] 07/4/2021 19:08

Interesting thing about HFEL was they had a covered dividend of 7% last year In fact they actually added to reserves Not many trusts could say that

[tim 3] 07/4/2021 18:43

Thanks ctrader great input.

[poikka] 07/4/2021 17:59

There's plenty of scope for the ftse to grow, it's only managed 34% in the past 22 years.

[ctrader3] 07/4/2021 16:24

whilst MRCH has been a simple buy and hold HFEL hasn't
been as straight forward.

[tim 3] 07/4/2021 15:35

Thinking it might be time to take some money out of the S&P etf's I bought a year ago never thought they would be up this much so quick and its looking a bit like a bubble thing is not sure what will burst it while the fed keep supporting it.

Keeping these though also having a look at HFEL as I held them previously and they look cheap thanks for the heads up guys.

[zac0_4] 07/4/2021 13:57

I'm not sure I buy into the 'value v growth' argument. For me a company is either good or bad.

[panshanger1] 07/4/2021 13:00

Been going on for 6 months I should say !!

[tim 3] 07/4/2021 12:26

Looking like theres a move into value if that the case this could be very early days trend changes like that can last for years.

[bluemango] 07/4/2021 11:10

Results (and final dividend announcement) are due around now.

[escapetohome] 07/4/2021 11:02

Whos outperforming now then?

Oh dear , trackers

Hello value!

[panshanger1] 07/4/2021 11:01

Took a few off the table after a great run Currently holding this outside ISA and would like to add in now we are in new tax year