Tavistock Investments Share Discussion Threads

[algorithmicx] 15/4/2019 15:51

Someone is even keener just payed 3.35

[cheshire man] 09/4/2019 11:07

Interesting,,,,,,,,,what do they know ??????

[algorithmicx] 09/4/2019 11:01

Someone is keen paying 3.25

[thomas11] 05/4/2019 15:38

That strategic relationship must be one of the shortest going, not sure where this leaves Tavi, I would expect an RNS to cover this once they know what's going on since this was integral to the TAvi growth story.

[chrisdgb] 03/4/2019 12:15

Agree the news is somewhat of a curate's egg, will look to management for a steer...At this price however, not sure anything was really factored in..

[davydoo] 03/4/2019 10:59

So Quilter are buying Lighthouse

Not sure that's good news for us here, other than It confirms the already known buoyancy in the market for consolidation

It means TAVIs deal to manage Lighthouse Acumen portfolios is unlikely to proceed, and may call into questions Lighthouse's recent stake. Unless Quilter fancy buying out the whole of TAVI too

Would appreciate others thoughts on the matter

[chrisdgb] 25/3/2019 10:44

The Protection portfolio is a belter of an idea....agree the 'family' thing is a bit over the top...!!

[davydoo] 25/3/2019 08:44

anyone tried the new I-stock app?

its all a bit cheesy, and im not sure that using an illusionist is the best association for how a new investment works

Just realised the surname, Raven, same as Brian Raven ceo, related maybe?

[davidosh] 22/3/2019 17:24

Just to let you all know that Tavistock Investments will be exhibiting and presenting at the Mello2019 investor event on Thursday 16th May and Friday 17th May.



They will almost certainly be doing two presentations so one in the morning and one afternoon.

More info and tickets here...

[chrisdgb] 05/3/2019 09:06

Not sure but it is the perfect opportunity to build long term positions, I think the Lighthouse link could be really interesting......

[wanttowin] 04/3/2019 16:24

From an historic view it doesn't seem like we can expect any news until June.
Does anyone know if there is any likely hood of an earlier update please ?

[celeritas] 14/2/2019 12:20

Because Brexit has become a word for companies to hide behind. Just dont use it.

[red army] 14/2/2019 11:29

Its that BREXIT word which scares everyone sh##less

[algorithmicx] 14/2/2019 10:30

The news is actually very positive

[celeritas] 14/2/2019 10:20

Always manana.

[wanttowin] 14/2/2019 10:17

I live in hope that just one day I'll pick a stock that goes up, 2 years invested here and what a dismal performance. We are teased and tempted with a divvi or a partnership resulting in the reward of a tiny rise, then to have it all shattered in one blow.

[its the oxman] 14/2/2019 09:56

Reckon this will recover back over 3p. Trading update and prospects not that bad really.

[algorithmicx] 14/2/2019 08:51

Anything at 2.82 is a BUY not a sell

[batham1] 14/2/2019 08:30

Still progressing well...if management hadn't been so ambitious, they would have been in line with expectations

[ivancampo] 09/2/2019 23:42

Can anyone enlighten me about the ongoing fraud case?

[davydoo] 17/1/2019 16:50

I'm not just talking about a preference for higher risk. I can construct better portfolios for lower risk clients, we have many of them, but I have the time to educate clients about volatility and suitability rather than rely on a costly mechanism within a protected fund, but I'm doing that on £1m+ portfolios

I appreciate if you're a Tavisotck partners or Lighthouse adviser investing £50k you need something you can easily recommend, that is compliant, and not have to monitor.

[celeritas] 17/1/2019 16:17

It depends on your risk appetite, with Brexit and all the uncertainty I can see them doing very well. Risk averse investors will love them but I agree I like a bit more risk. Horses for courses.
Upside is also protected by these puts, you can only ever drop back 10%, so say it reached 150 then its protected to 135. A permanent stop loss without being closed out.

[davydoo] 17/1/2019 16:09

I looked at these funds celeritas and didn't like them myself, but I concluded they would be popular with many advisers who don't have the close relationships we enjoy with our clients, and who don't have their own investment philosophy and proposition.

They are ideally timed for the new '10% letters' that DFMs now have to send clients if investment portfolios fall by 10% or more, and can be easily 'sold' to clients who look back and see the year end declines, and look forward and see brexit uncertainty.