The FTSE

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zerox said:
perhapps their new AI bot at 20k a pop might help

on the date of your LOL 242#
NOW 275
keep laughing
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Stocks can remain irrational for years. And although Tesla is a good company, it’s stock remains ridiculously overpriced unless you believe that it can grow at CAGR of 40% over the next decade. Even then, the expected return would still only be about 10%. The risk/reward ratio is stupid.
 
Homar said:
Stocks can remain irrational for years. And although Tesla is a good company, it’s stock remains ridiculously overpriced unless you believe that it can grow at CAGR of 40% over the next decade. Even then, the expected return would still only be about 10%. The risk/reward ratio is stupid.
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I seem to specialise in only picking stocks that go on to remain irrationally and ridiculously underpriced for years.
 
CPPSC said:
205 lol
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If bought at 242 I'd still be comfortable its the Chinese ev and nio who are twitching. Looks a long time away from hitting 50 ish again. My 25 average looks like a loss for a very long term. 6 weeks ago i was toying with a profit of 20% as it rose with a quarter report due. Now at 12 and dropping.

Not the industry to be in short term. Nor is travel. Which was my main portfolio and gamble last year.

Ffs.
 
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Could be a good time to pile in at the moment.
Hopefully a bit of economic stability is on the horizon after the car crash of Trussonomics. Hopefully will have a positive effect on the SP of quite a few stocks that have taken a hammering in the last month or so.
I've added to a few of my holdings.
 
bluesmith said:
Aif bought at 242 I'd still be comfortable its the Chinese ev and nio who are twitching. Looks a long time away from hitting 50 ish again. My 25 average looks like a loss for a very long term. 6 weeks ago i was toying with a profit of 20% as it rose with a quarter report due. Now at 12 and dropping.

Not the industry to be in short term. Nor is travel. Which was my main portfolio and gamble last year.

Ffs.
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I wish my average NIO buying price was 25$. Mine's about 42$ and I'm absolutely balls deep!
 
Craig said:
Genuinely thanks for your advice and concern. The coin is pegged to the dollar and has recently held its peg better than any other stable coin. It generally stays between 99/101 cents. They’ve made no secret that the interest won’t stay at such a good rate for ever. If you look at how Anchor Protocol pays 20% via google it’s all explained.

As it happens I don’t currently have any of said stable coin which is UST but I do hold plenty of their main coin called Terra Luna. It’s certainly one for people to keep an eye on as it continues to perform tremendously well. I get that most upgrades are priced in but this is difficult for that to have happened as 50 new apps are set to launch next month and it links up with Solana amongst others giving those people the chance to earn interest also through UST.

Basically the more UST market cap goes up the less Luna is in circulation meaning the price of Luna goes up.The current market cap of UST is 2.7B and is set to fly once this upgrade is completed in a few days. Fair enough be sceptical if you know very little about terra and it’s ecosystem but I’m expecting and very confident that in October it starts a run similar to Solana. The kind of run that few things are capable of.

Happy to see this bumped in late November as the one promise I make is it will be a very interesting couple of months for Terra Luna. As I said it’s current value is $35 dollars a coin. I’m expecting few things to get close to matching the run that is about to happen. Time will tell though as usual.
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My memory was jogged about this post and I'm interested (hoping) you managed to sell the coins you bought at or near the peak. It seems that you were correct in that the coin rose in value before absolutely plummeting earlier this year (looks incredibly dodgy to me).

How did you do?

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bluesmith said:
If bought at 242 I'd still be comfortable its the Chinese ev and nio who are twitching. Looks a long time away from hitting 50 ish again. My 25 average looks like a loss for a very long term. 6 weeks ago i was toying with a profit of 20% as it rose with a quarter report due. Now at 12 and dropping.

Not the industry to be in short term. Nor is travel. Which was my main portfolio and gamble last year.

Ffs.
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Pre covid traded at $60-seems to be a target
 
Manchester33 said:
My memory was jogged about this post and I'm interested (hoping) you managed to sell the coins you bought at or near the peak. It seems that you were correct in that the coin rose in value before absolutely plummeting earlier this year (looks incredibly dodgy to me).

How did you do?

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Terra luna was manipulated by a whale who figured out how to make it all collapse it became worthless overnight and people lost fortunes. The creator is currently on the run and interpol are after him, something along them lines.
 
CPPSC said:
Pre covid traded at $60-seems to be a target
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Tech has been hammered this year.

Nasdaq index down 32% YTD.

Been a tough year for many investors with bonds having their worst year that I can remember. UK Gilt index down 24% over one year and Sterling Corporate Bond index down almost 17%.
 
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:
Tech has been hammered this year.

Nasdaq index down 32% YTD.

Been a tough year for many investors with bonds having their worst year that I can remember. UK Gilt index down 24% over one year and Sterling Corporate Bond index down almost 17%.
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Yep 2023 got to be better- hasn’t it??
 
I've got money in a stocks and share isa, which has lost a fair amount this year.

Anyone have an educated guess as to when it might get back to the level it was at the start of the year?

I am hoping by summer 2024 because I want to use the money to buy my car.
 
117 M34 said:
I've got money in a stocks and share isa, which has lost a fair amount this year.

Anyone have an educated guess as to when it might get back to the level it was at the start of the year?

I am hoping by summer 2024 because I want to use the money to buy my car.
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First you need to find out what is in them. I know this is the FTSE thread, and I doubt more than 20% is anything to do with FTSE shares and then it will be particularly themed ones. The FTSE isn't any worse than it was at the start of the year.

Looking a few months ago the low risk ones took a bigger hit than the high risk ones for most banks, as the low risk ones are normally weighted towards Bonds with less Equities, and as Millwall says the bonds took a hammering.

Short answer, no idea. Some people may be able to guess if you tell them what the name of the investment fund is and risk level.
 
Corky said:
First you need to find out what is in them. I know this is the FTSE thread, and I doubt more than 20% is anything to do with FTSE shares and then it will be particularly themed ones. The FTSE isn't any worse than it was at the start of the year.

Looking a few months ago the low risk ones took a bigger hit than the high risk ones for most banks, as the low risk ones are normally weighted towards Bonds with less Equities, and as Millwall says the bonds took a hammering.

Short answer, no idea. Some people may be able to guess if you tell them what the name of the investment fund is and risk level.
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Mine is in a nutmeg stocks and shares isa.
I've got about 80% of the money in a 7/10 risk pot and 20% in a 6/10 pot.
They are made up of about 70/60% equities and 20/30% bonds and then 'other' makes up the rest.

They have lost about 9% since the start of the year.
 
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