Merchants Share Discussion Threads

[superiorshares] 07/1/2023 15:59

Below £5 pound by the end of January is now looking an impossibility ?
However lets look at the year ahead.
Interest rates will continue to rise. In March the electric bailout because people cant pay their bills, ends.
Inflation has dropped a smidging , but my own analysis food is still rising in price !

We are back in shorting territory here .. but perhaps wait to see if it gets to the 6 quid ?
Housing .. if you get the crash ?... There is a mountain of people who will be deeply in negative equity. All that re mortgaging every body did .
I just don`t see this positivity for equities .
Of course the job improvement over the pond can only translate too higher inflation .
The only thing that can save the situation is if Central Banks start tipping money in .. then of course more inflation ?
Its a lose lose as far as I can see .
Regards to you Investors

[superiorshares] 19/12/2022 18:59

Meanwhile over the pond

[superiorshares] 17/12/2022 07:46

You little degree merchants , you Buffet wannabees.
You all spout anything daily as long as its part of your script. Then when it goes the other way you shut your claptrap!
You see the problem with your little rallies , there is no Europhile money printing to make it go up . Just got the economy now ... not looking that rosy to me.
I repeat
Below 5 pound by the end of Jan 23
3 pound ish by the end of 2024
Also there will be a big lurch downwards involved , I can smell it .
Luvvies why don't you join the Annuity thing , only people who talk the script allowed :-) . It will make you feel cosy.
Regards to you investors

[tim 3] 13/12/2022 10:16

Yep Dow up 5k from September low looks a fairly decent rally to me something a certain poster seemed to imply was unlikely ;)

[mister md] 12/12/2022 21:05

Meanwhile

Over the pond

Dow 34 k

[superiorshares] 06/12/2022 07:15

Meanwhile

Over the Pond

[superiorshares] 06/12/2022 07:14

zaco
I dont need to inform you of anything. I have already told you I short this on a reasonably regular basis. I dont inform you when I open one or close one .
The wafflers on here who tell you they invested big at the covid lows are the ones telling you they had 50k on the 33/1 horse after the race has finished. Im offering my opinion in advance . I said this would be below £5 by the end of Jan 2023. Thats looking doubtful at the minute. I said this would be down the £3pound mark by the end of 2024 , I will stick with that.
I said I smell a big drop here . I will stick with that.
Before the race has started Zaco.
I will either be right or wrong ?
Shorting this is Lucrative !.. It just doesnt look comfortable trying to break past its old high :-)
Regards to you Investors

[zac0_4] 04/12/2022 13:00

Don't forget to inform us all when you actually open your short position.

Telling us after the event is a bit like telling us you've bet on the winning horse after it's passed the post!!

[superiorshares] 04/12/2022 09:02

for all you experts

How about Genus at 57p or short Stanley gibbons at £ 2.97.

you carry on Ultra positives I will be shorting this in the near Future.

Regards to you Investors .

[zac0_4] 03/12/2022 19:10

£3.83. £3.14 if I factor in dividends received. However, it means nothing. Someone who buys today will earn exactly what I will earn over the next 12months.

[janeann] 03/12/2022 11:24

and better than me... and i was pleased with 3.71! 24/4/20

[tim 3] 30/11/2022 23:12

Better than me lol

[jeffian] 30/11/2022 22:35

How does 368.74 sound?

#smug

;-)

[tim 3] 30/11/2022 21:15

Well done those buying sub £5 wish I had!

[tim 3] 30/11/2022 20:55

Meanwhile over the pond ;)

[superiorshares] 18/11/2022 17:28

mister md
riskier stocks Amazon :-)

[gateside] 17/11/2022 19:29

When you take in account reinvested dividends, my buy price of MRCH is 339p

Though it's not one of my larger holdings. But will continue to add on any share price weakness.

[mister md] 17/11/2022 19:19

Ss - think most of us have much lower averages than that. And anyone who bought at 560p is almost at break-even currently, is getting a further 27p in dividends and will do fine over the medium-long term vs cash in bank. Those 15-30% drops on bad results apply more to riskier stocks, small caps etc

[superiorshares] 17/11/2022 17:08

mister md

Not as fast as the stockmarket. Any company that puts out poor results now looses
15 -30 per cent in a heartbeat.

Ask all those who put into MRCH at £ 5.60 and above about cash under the mattress

[tim 3] 17/11/2022 13:27

Well that's a nice investor friendly budget .. not!

[mister md] 14/11/2022 09:53

Inflation is eroding that cash under your mattress fast, SS.