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[rogash] 24/3/2017 07:39

Paul Scott refutes Phil Oakley's analysis.

[priteshpatel9] 24/3/2017 06:32

Next say that UK consumer spending trends will continue to grow in restaurant, pubs and entertainment. https://twitter.com/Jiabaochina/status/844860520041594880

[jg88721] 23/3/2017 18:58

words of caution from Phil Oakley
hxxps://www.sharescope.co.uk/philoakley_article146.jsp

[henryatkin] 23/3/2017 15:53

Analysed by Sharescope today:

[martywidget] 16/3/2017 09:50

Revolution wins best City Bar Dining award
By bar team on March 15, 2017


Revolution Bars Group wins City Bar Dining accolade

[spoole5] 04/3/2017 11:32

Worst case scenario immediate 20% loss, almost always followed by mini bounce as bargain hunters enter so regain 5%. Dividends continue to be paid as well so a bit of a cushion, so over the year a 10% hit. Get out of the market, when do you re enter? As long as there are no problems with your stock selections then you are then just thinking you can time entry and exit, something i have never been able to do. A friend of mine also runs a portfolio, he has a strict stock selection process which he follows rigidly. He doesn't look at the market at all. He reviews his portfolio at the end of the month to see if anything has changed with any of his selections and to see if any new opportunities have presented themselves based on his criteria. Wish i could do that!! He makes no foolish decisions based on market psychology and noise!

[panic investor] 03/3/2017 18:31

Excellent post - forced myself to read plenty on previous corrections / crashes regarding how little in the short term you lose compared to being out of the market.

[panic investor] 03/3/2017 18:14

Agreed PP but there's always the thought if you have cash reserves you can top up when or if it happens - I think you stated or made a passing comment about thinking of top slicing on Stockopedia recently.I've lost out years back on short term thinking but it's a case of self preservation just in case As I said above though look back at 2000 or even 8 years ago and really corrections get glossed over very quickly on the way North.

[fozzie] 03/3/2017 17:56

I bought on the fall offered up by the resigning FD, I had been looking to buy for a few weeks so was ready to jump in, delighted to have done so. I bought 5k worth in my sip and these will be going in the bottom drawer.

[geheimnis2] 03/3/2017 17:29

Just a thought, Paul Scott?

[paulypilot] 03/3/2017 17:28

I think you often miss big gains if you are not prepared to be patient

[paulypilot] 03/3/2017 17:26

people who comment here are so ridiculously short term in their outlook

[panic investor] 03/3/2017 17:23

Adding a balanced view though look where things have gone since then - just a glitch in the scheme of things if you held tight

[panic investor] 03/3/2017 16:54

Davros I went through 2000 and see similarities - you couldn't sell if you wanted to !

[greenknight1] 03/3/2017 16:34

This is correcting Panic Trader! Upwards!

[davr0s] 03/3/2017 16:31

Just deal with them as/if they occur. In the meantime ride that bull. No point trying to second guess the market direction IMO

[panic investor] 03/3/2017 16:30

Anybody not even slightly concerned on the markets ? I.e corrections

[davr0s] 03/3/2017 16:19

L2 gone very weak on the buy side so may well pop again dyor

[spoole5] 03/3/2017 15:48

Trouble is if it's on aim a lot of people won't touch it cos aim is full of spivs.

[bestace] 03/3/2017 10:43

Fair enough - they're at polar opposite ends of the pricing spectrum. No doubt RBG would say you get what you pay for though, in terms of the customer experience.

[1fox1] 03/3/2017 10:23

I have never been in an RBG establishment. Just asked a simple question.

[bestace] 03/3/2017 10:19

Seriously? clearly you've not paid for a drink at both establishments!