Rolls-royce Share Discussion Threads

[cevodniya] 09/6/2023 13:00

Gerbil Control, I'd love to chair a discussion between you, vlad II, Abbys and Buffet and Terry Smith.
You guys could explain what they are doing wrong, how investment in the 21st century has changed and you guys are the genisis of modern investment strategy.
Right??????
A cadre of teenagers, spouting social media drivel whilst speculating on penny shares like SYME with a 2 hr investment goal
Laughable

[thanatos abyss] 09/6/2023 12:59

Don’t forget his short still open at APPL since inception

[drew lonmenob] 09/6/2023 12:50

well done on your disastrous recent long in VAST sheedy



🤡🤣

[thanatos abyss] 09/6/2023 12:37

Once 7550 goes on ftse, I think the 100 shares affected wholly via it, will start to drop percentage points pretty soon

[thanatos abyss] 09/6/2023 11:59

Stump dude

Keep your legs on

[drew lonmenob] 09/6/2023 11:58

stump ?



idiot

[thanatos abyss] 09/6/2023 11:54

Drew, when one has zero knowledge, keep stump , and try to look smart

Warren Buffer

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:46

Well, always be trad investing. I just mean who will actually be bothered with it

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:34

Churn em and burn em baby

Trad investing near an end

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:34

The whole structure is changing and so with that, the methodologies

Sitting on a stock for 5 or 10 years not going to pay these guys

And between just a handful of desks and capital , they are makers and breakers

But will more kick in, 2024 on

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:32

As I say, chimps like Drew are a bit dim 😂

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:31

Pretty simple Cev

Keep company with BB chimps like Drew and join them, or simply get smart

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:29

Need to understand the consequences for the shift , in equities

But that’s a different matter

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:29

Leaving banks for hedge funds is all the rage. We’ve noticed Eisler Capital adding from Goldman, Nomura, and JPMorgan (and that’s just banks), as had BlueCrest itself – from Goldman and UBS, among others. Goldman even lost an entire team of traders to hedge fund Marshall Wace. It’s difficult to estimate, but dozens have left Goldman for hedge funds this year already, by our count.

Paradise might be pretty happy with the infamous culture and what Jane Street pays, but Harb will probably be the one laughing on his way to the bank. BlueCrest portfolio managers take something around 30% of generated PnL as their own pay, compared to 5% at banks. New portfolio managers are set up with between $100m and $1bn in capital. Do the math yourself.

[drew lonmenob] 09/6/2023 11:29

the idiot poster was saying the same at 70p


only doubled since then


keep the deramping coming loserboy

[gerbil control] 09/6/2023 11:26

Agree Thanatos. No point in Cev shifting focus now. Needs to crack on with article links 😂

[thanatos abyss] 09/6/2023 11:20

Hello Cev

I think what you should be noticing are:

The ftse

The etf income yield market

The state of RR

The basketcase scenario of introducing yield

List goes on

But hey, feel free to focus on whatever you wish

That is the entitlement for us ‘all’

[cevodniya] 09/6/2023 11:07

I notice that all the genuine idiots on this thread, all post equal drivel on the SYME thread, why are they on here.
Any social psychologists got an opinion?

[cevodniya] 09/6/2023 11:05

Thanatos Abyss, you are averaging approximately 5 posts a day since you joined this forum.
So, seriously, are you ever ever going to post anything that isn't ranting drivel.
How old are you?
You and your mates have turned this forum into a laughing stock.

[thanatos abyss] 09/6/2023 10:22

End of May was false flagging such

The downturn is going to hit home imminently again

This is when RR meets destiny

Dunno what day like

[thanatos abyss] 09/6/2023 10:16

They have bought far higher over many years

You all still looking at yield as a saviour?

Etf market, income stock baskets getting slaughtered for a reason

With yield in safer markets matching, if not higher in some cases, capital risk is just nuts in equities