Trainline Share Discussion Threads

[farsight] 01/2/2003 13:25

Well my little prediction was wrong, TRN is not higher than CAR by the end of January. Sorry guys. I hang my head in shame.

[macduck] 31/1/2003 16:38

ridgeback-i own ela,rya,bhg and fer.

[master rsi] 31/1/2003 15:27

Well now we are up to 22-23p, but I do not know why yet.

Will have to wait for T trades at the end of the day, cos the sellers were doing there work this morning.

[ridgeback] 31/1/2003 07:44

LOL..4 canadian miners...dnt cdu cbd & edv

How many UK stocks do u own?

[macduck] 31/1/2003 03:32

Bought at 13 and will hold unless you have a better idea as to where I should park some cash.

Ridgeback-Proud to be Canadian.We do have opinions of our own you know!

By the way,how many Canadian stocks do you own?

[ridgeback] 30/1/2003 23:32

Oi Muckduck for your info I still hold and have held since 12.5p. When did you buy? If you dont like to see the other side you shouldnt buy shares or you can beleive what you hear on CNBC.

What track are US & UK on then?

BTW why mention being Canadian as if it somehow means something.

[thecleaner] 30/1/2003 21:34

It doesn't surprise me. I expect it to keep going up and it does.

[macduck] 30/1/2003 13:12

STAY THE COURSE.

TRN will suprise all!!!!!!!!!!!!

[danielk] 30/1/2003 13:07

hey people its just an opinion and an idea if you like

i did say comments and critiscims were welcome so just chill out

on another note the ftse is up 64 points and looks like it may stay that way is this breakout point?

[saturn5] 30/1/2003 13:01

Trio0 os going to move up from this point.
TRN loves turbulence

[macduck] 30/1/2003 11:12

Delboy002-Take you opinion and put it where there is no light!!!!

Go and find another site to whine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[macduck] 30/1/2003 11:10

I guess the next move up will take place when LINK ASSET gets out of the game.Oh well,how many investment managers have any idea as to how or where to invest!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll blow my horn-TRN is a great place to place cash and relax!!

[delboy002] 30/1/2003 11:05

When did Canadians have an independent opinion? Is Canada not the 51st state?

It is worrying when a Canadian expresses an opinion!!!

[macduck] 30/1/2003 10:55

Ridgeback &Jonno33

Take your wares and push them somewhere else!!!!!!!!!!!

I am CANADIAN and I believe that the US&UK are on the right tract!

As far as TRN is concerned,investors should stay with these shares.

Here's to Stew James!!

He knows where to put his money!!So go away and find another site to post your miseries!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[stewjames] 30/1/2003 10:41

As I said daniel, I don't think there's a precedent for that pattern of behaviour, logical though it may seem.

[danielk] 30/1/2003 10:00

Stewjames

At the moment the plunging Ftse is being put down to uncertainty with Iraq and war

If the war should actually kick off then i think it would be fair to expect another initial drop even if only for a little while

after all war will happen thats a fact!

the problem is it will divide european nations such as france and germany who are very anti war which will have a knock on effect and could send share prices into a brief phase of turmoil.

at the end of the day britain, americas and europes economy are all interlinked its bound to cause grief

[delboy002] 30/1/2003 00:46

Read the book Bible Code 2 - Michael Drosnin has proved uncannily accurate in his predictions - and two of his many predictions are:

1) The economic down turn akin to the 1920s will commence in 2002

2) The beginning of the end of the world will be in 2006 when three people will be reigning - Bush, Arafat and Sharon.

When is the next flight out to Monte Carlo?

[delboy002] 29/1/2003 18:20

Let us make money until 2006, and then DOOM !!!

[the jitters] 29/1/2003 17:13

Trio makes money from market volatility................end of story really ;o)


Phil

[stewjames] 29/1/2003 17:05

Is there really any reason to expect a crash after the initial strike? As far as I know there's no precedent for the markets behaving in such a fashion.

[danielk] 29/1/2003 16:44

there are positives in all negatives if you are willing to look

Iraq for example once they get this war over and done with as quickly as possible we can expect a jump in the FTSE once the subject of iraq is out of the way things should get a hell of a lot better.

i have been considering a strategy which is as follows

assuming that we get a few days advance warning of the initial strike on iraq sell all shares/all holdings and so you are cleaned out entirely

Then when the initial strike hits you will have plenty of money to take advantage of a crash in the market and get all those little gems you have been following on the cheap

in an ideal world the war would last a couple of weeks after which you can expect youre now brand new portfolio to shoot up in value

just an idea of course any comments or criticisms are welcome


Danny Boy!

[ridgeback] 29/1/2003 15:35

Arafat? He couldnt run a sunday football team

[delboy002] 29/1/2003 12:12

Guys, you are working your figures on histrical cost basis - I have based valuation on current cost basis!

[ridgeback] 29/1/2003 10:48

A dangerous monkey is our Mr Bush.

Not only that The Butcher of Israel just got re-elected.

[jonno33] 29/1/2003 09:25

totally agree ridgeback, as well as wanting to destroy saddam he is destroying investor confidence.

A dangerous man Mr Bush!!!!!!!