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[RobMCFC]

Nio seems to be on the tumble again this week. Down to $36 today.

The star of my red portfolio at the moment.

A few weeks ago when I was £500 up, I was cursing why I only played with small money. Now I’m over £300 down, I can laugh that I’m only playing with small money.

NIO is bad, but all my investments in battery metals seem to be sinking like a stone.

 

[manchester blue]

The star of my red portfolio at the moment.

A few weeks ago when I was £500 up, I was cursing why I only played with small money. Now I’m over £300 down, I can laugh that I’m only playing with small money.

NIO is bad, but all my investments in battery metals seem to be sinking like a stone.

They mostly all are as are the mining companies, such as GGP, which have halved in value since mew year.

 

[RobMCFC]

They mostly all are as are the mining companies, such as GGP, which have halved in value since mew year.

Hopefully they have reached some kind of base level from which they can build up.

 

[Blue Smarties]

Cineworld is tumbling hard this morning after publishing their preliminary results. It’s not quite the 0.70s I was eyeing up earlier this year, but I’ll keep an eye on them this week as I still think there’s potential there with the Warner Bros deal.

I’m also going to play it calm for a couple more weeks to see how things progress, but buying more RR for the long haul could be on the agenda too.

Admittedly Cineworld will probably be the quicker win come May.

 

[Hayley Croppers chopper]

Futura Medical ( FUM) is where I’m invested in.
it’s a gel that will be used to replace viagra.
No side affects and it’s an over the counter product.

Its just about to get its CE mark by the end of May and that will open it to a lot of markets in a 5.6bn dollar per year industry.
All the development is just about over.
Do your own research and come back and thank me later.

The share price is about 55p ( on announcement of the CE mark it jumped to 80p But all the profit taking and day traders the excitement has quelled a little)
I have been in this share for 5 years. I hope it will be £3 or £4 in a years time but that’s me dreaming but everything I read about it on LSE points that way.

 

[Hayley Croppers chopper]

Guys I need some advice please :
I am looking to put 20 k into a stock and shares ISA and need some advice on the best funds to put my money into.

The number of funds on offer is overwhelming. My risk level is probably mid to high and the funds would be topped up each year with no intention of touching them for the next 10 years or so.

Any help appreciated !

Contact a financial adviser

 

[hampshireblue]

Guys I need some advice please :
I am looking to put 20 k into a stock and shares ISA and need some advice on the best funds to put my money into.

The number of funds on offer is overwhelming. My risk level is probably mid to high and the funds would be topped up each year with no intention of touching them for the next 10 years or so.

Any help appreciated !

Vanguard Life Strategy 80%. As it says 80% in equities. 5* rating from Morningstar.

 

[hampshireblue]

Nio seems to be on the tumble again this week. Down to $36 today.

A buying opportunity then?

 

[NorthamptonBlue]

Vanguard Life Strategy 80%. As it says 80% in equities. 5* rating from Morningstar.

Huge investment company, massive levels of diversification, dirt cheap charges, ISAs available. Unless there are huge funds to invest or you enjoy buying individual stocks, it looks a no brainer.

 

[AlgarveBlu]

Futura Medical ( FUM) is where I’m invested in.
it’s a gel that will be used to replace viagra.
No side affects and it’s an over the counter product.

Its just about to get its CE mark by the end of May and that will open it to a lot of markets in a 5.6bn dollar per year industry.
All the development is just about over.
Do your own research and come back and thank me later.

The share price is about 55p ( on announcement of the CE mark it jumped to 80p But all the profit taking and day traders the excitement has quelled a little)
I have been in this share for 5 years. I hope it will be £3 or £4 in a years time but that’s me dreaming but everything I read about it on LSE points that way.

I read about that the other week and I thought shit that's not good for my pfizer holdings but on the flip side getting lubed up sounds better than popping a heart busting pill...Good luck with it

There are some right fruit cases on LSE forums - I find a lot of shares on there have gathered a cult following (nearly all jam tomorrow shares with a great humanitarian benefiting story at the end of it) and any objective analysis i.e weighing up the pros and cons is shouted down pretty quickly. It's very good for accessing the work of investigative investors who will trawl through every website for any company related information but by and large they end up as echo chambers.

I was on the III board early 2000s on a stock I followed from Michael Walters (well known Daily mail Tipster) and managed to drop around 35k on torotrak which was going to be the innovative breakthrough in large fuel savings and kinetic energy recovery systems. Got swept away with the church congregation and constant multi bagger stories and didn't follow the fundamentals of the company as a viable business in it's current state - one rights issue too many! Bust now :-)

Having said all that I haven't learnt a thing really as I've invested quite a bit in a spac vehicle (cash shell company) with the hope that it's shares get suspended and has a reverse take over from a private company in the green sector looking for a fast route to a listing on the ftse without an IPO - No jam today or probably tomorrow just a roll of the dice which has worked well for many spacs in the U.S. in the last year and which the chancellor is currently looking to make easier for these vehicles to operate in the UK as a brexit bonus

Head over heart is a golden rule I use now although I am prone to frequent relapses!