Be wary of the 'all eggs in one basket scenario' - your salary and you investments tied to one company isn't necessarily a good thing. You also need diversity.
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Be wary of the 'all eggs in one basket scenario' - your salary and you investments tied to one company isn't necessarily a good thing. You also need diversity.
+1 - I spit my coffee out in disbelief while reading that statement. All the best Ryan....
The pumpers did well to get it up to >$45. $38 is still strong money.
Bah such a wuss you should be buying, not wanting to short it :excitement:.
We're seeing bitcoin increasing, along with gold while the stock market seems more flat. Are we seeing people in the...
Wirecard's dramatic fall is something we should become familiar with in these crazy markets. I don't think this FT in-depth was shared, but worth a read -...
I'm sure if it's in a trading isa account, you don't get charged.
Well done though for plowing back in, look to Q2 results early August to really see the impact. Maybe some profit potential before...
As long as the Fed keep pumping money it seems the disconnect between reality and the market will continue. But even the Fed will reach a point where enough is enough. They must do.
Mining was the one area I resolutely held when selling other stocks.
I see a steady decline as quarterly results and outlooks become clearer. I doubt we see a flash sell off like in feb and march.
This very much seems to be the case and it is becoming more transparent now we have data over the last few months to corroborate the theory. It very much seems a delay until q2 numbers are available....
Jup we have either got this wrong - missed even a generational investment opportunity or it will collapse spectacularly at some point during the year (even if it did that, lost some chance to make a...
A friend said strategic bankruptcy can be helpful in America due to the protections. Admittedly still not a reason at all to pump up 4x and probably further highlights that bad companies are...
Utter bonkers what is going on. Just madness. I have no clue what's going to happen any more.
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The US is slowly descending into anarchy. So what shall we all do? You guessed it folks, buy more equities!!!!
(Nasdaq, Dow, SP500 all slightly up....)
This is my assessment it can be the only answer. I just saw today on the news sites - there are long queues for food banks in the US and markets stay flat. Remarkable.
WeWork tried to play that game, alas didn’t quite work for them.
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I think they're liking more the idea of ANOTHER Fed stimulus injection....
We're just pointing to all the signs as to why investing in airlines at the moment is a very bad idea - even if you're thinking longer term. Maybe in a few months time once things are clearer (and...
Jup was just about to post Walsh's thoughts! here is an extract -
If I was an investor who was 90-100% strong in equities, I'd be wanting to diversify and so safe properties in say Zone 1 London or NYC may be a good idea. So very specific safe prime real estate.
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The Economist are addressing this absurdity with equities this week, "a dangerous gap" between markets and the real world....
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For a certain segment of property I think quite possibly yes.
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Equities are just being seen as a way to avoid cash because cash could de-value with all this money being printed. We'd see an increase in property if we could actually purchase property.
I'm now...
There was effort, no one was really quite sure how to normalise. Still not.
Shell's debt ballooned from $1bn in 2005 to $73bn today (a lot due to buying BG). In the same time it paid out $153bn and $48bn in share buy back. The cut in dividend announced by Shell today was the...