Rolls-royce Share Discussion Threads

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 15:35

“Reasonable Debate”

No such thing as risk free investing. We all agree?

So where are the risks mentioned, to the investments you made?

[freedosh] 23/3/2023 15:34

Thanks Ian. Totally agree.
Shame about II. Just trying to bury reasonable debate. Either that or he can only handle one idea at a time.

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 15:32

I wasn’t going to go, but the alternative was not available. Well, made it pretty clear

The 3rd option was here

It took a lot of pondering

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 15:30

Tonight I decided to go on a date, not drink, and listen endlessly all evening.

However, I am not sure after that, so I will be back

[cevodniya] 23/3/2023 15:25

Institutional Investments, oh dear, another poster who feels the necessity to post endless times a day and say nothing.
Haven't you got a life to get on with?

[drew lonmenob] 23/3/2023 15:09

II is vaston piles. The loser sheedy.

[ian chapple] 23/3/2023 15:04

This government has no idea how to support UK business. They have dragged their feet on nuclear for too long. we need the SMRs now. Put on a war footing we could be free from foreign domination in five years with nuclear backing up wind and solar. We could also have a world leading industry. Fire the bureaucracy, cut the red tape, and go for it. we would also have a realistic share price for RR.

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 15:01

It is now possible to confirm a Black Thursday later

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 14:50

Yes. To whomever is invested of course

“When the donkey sees the goat, it hee-haws to the bees”

[roddiemac2] 23/3/2023 13:51

Demented investor,

Constant repetition of an argument or opinion is a sure sign of subconscious doubt.

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:33

It’s akin to a chubby teletubby with a nice smile

Cute but not ones cup of tea

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:32

If you look at SMRs only, in terms of investing, institutions have zero interest compared to other energy forms

Possibly the clue is in their research. But most likely the clue is in their money for it

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:29

Short, medium and long term

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:28

Yea they are, according to macroeconomics, of little true value to most nations

[freedosh] 23/3/2023 12:27

Seems to have turned to a discussion site for macroeconomics. Whilst critical in the sort term it’s like yesterdays newspapers in the long term.

I am interested in the mini nuclear reactors for local power generation. Surely the budget should have given a boost but no obvious effect I can detect.
Is anyone here in the know on this aspect?
Many thanks

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:16

But I forget what it’s called

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:16

The narrow range on another share is kicking in

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:09

The main thing is, we all enjoy the ride

[noramping] 23/3/2023 12:09

II filtered, seems your talking to nobody now.

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:07

The affects on RR are going to be considerable

Go into that next week

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:05

Interest rate return back to pre 2008 banking crisis , with inflation on the rise again

Central banks can’t keep propping market

That itself would now implode the whole financial system

And as we have seen for 14 years, they have no solution….and printing won’t work now too

Just rams up inflation

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 12:03

The most interesting aspect, has been global fund shorting activity in Asia, EU and UK. Oddly starting to hit aggregate short holds akin to pre banking crisis 2008

And in terms of industries and geography, it is nearly total coverage today

Not that one can trade such data. But notable

[institutional investments] 23/3/2023 11:56

“Greater forces are at work “