Patient Capital, seriously, why would people lose their holdings on a 1 day drop of just over 8%? |
MCunliffe1, serious money is made when people get in early.
I'm in Rolls-Royce at 70p, I simply wouldn't be capable of waiting until the price you got in at.
Ee the tip i gave you as an example.
I've over 11 million at less than 8p
I'll guarantee you that I'll see £2.35p. |
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Likewise. Holding 7643 of these.
At an average of about £3.93 each I find it hard to convince myself to buy more and dilute that relatively low average.
Yet my logical brain tells me each new share would benefit if the share price rose from my new, higher buy price. |
I expect more than a few lost their holdings in the violent shake out the other day. I'm hurrying up doing nothing. |
Uncrossed at the high of the day. |
That's my plan 1carus, though I do use drops to add to my holding. |
Selling in and out of dips is really tricky here, you would be unlikely to pick the top or bottom of either. It also moves really quickly and the chances are that you would miss fast moving positive movement. Way less stressful to stick and hold and await SMR news. (Placing a stop the day before may be a good idea though) |
Indeed. For info from their website:"WCM is an independent investment management firm that is majority-owned by its employees. We manage approximately $92 billion in assets on behalf of institutions and individuals worldwide." |
We have notification of a new major shareholder WCM Investment Management 3.12 percent , the more the merrier ! |
Turkish airlines has a large order for RR engines. IAG not so many. |
Personally, I've buy RR for the long-term, I'm not panic by this fluctuations, the US buy and sell a lot European defense shares because their trade is very complex in this moment.
So not problem for me.
But each his situation financial, so each is free to chose buy/sell. |
With respect Coopstock there's been one big up and one not quite as big drop. Generally, over the past 7 to 8 months it's been a rise.
Many, many years ago I dabbled in put and call options and RR was one of the best for that (alongside M&S and BAe).
Who knows what a peak might be or indeed the bottom of a dip. My problem lies in 28% of my SIPP (the invested part) sits in RR. I have enough cash in that SIPP for the draw-down I've just arranged with ii and for next years as well. I guess I can sit out the wild year and on that point I agree wholly with you Coop.
Anyway, after April 2027 any increases in the Pension pot unspent are potentially funding the government with 40% of the that pot. Bit depressing really. |
There will always be pullbacks along the way...some will want to take profits which is understandable... |
MCunliffe1...I was with RR and increased my holding yesterday...if they're putting their money where their mouth is then that's a great sign...this company is a great British turnaround with a fantastic manager at the helm...what's not to like? |
RR beginning to operate like a US meme stock. Big swings up and down. Could be a wild year ahead. Plenty of chances to sell at peaks and buy on dips. |
I bought a few more first thing this morning MC , long term fundamentals are still excellent in my view , GLA ! |
A sensible approach to a general policy I disagree with. BB's that is.
If a company feels the need for such then only buy when the share price is lower than it really should be. That said, I didn't feel the urge to buy more in 'the dip' but I didn't sell either. |
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