JLAP 5:58 Fri Feb 28
Buying the Stock Dip?
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Now or hold out?
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ted fenton
3:00 Thu Mar 19
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defjam 2:58 Thu Mar 19
Hahaha :-)
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defjam
2:58 Thu Mar 19
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Not doing anything till gaaaarlic bread gives it the nod!
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Turpinator
2:55 Thu Mar 19
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I have just gone through the ftse 100 and only 6 stocks have support levels below their current price. The way I do things it will take at least 6 weeks for any of the 94 to form support based on their own momentum.
Llyods 22p price now 32
Scottish and Southern Energy 998p Price now 1124
Standard Chartered 374p Price now 469
Unilever 3905p price now 4136
United Utilities 744p price now 898
Reckitt Benckiser 5510p Price now 6246
Note that 4 of them are defensive stocks
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WHU(Exeter)
1:54 Thu Mar 19
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BUY - favipiravir
BUY - Wetherspoons
BUY - Andrex
SELL - Viagogo
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DukeofDevo
1:48 Thu Mar 19
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ted fenton 1:25 Thu Mar 19
The drop in Barclays has slowed considerably going to buy soon! Haven’t been this low since the crash!
China trying to destroy the wests economies SOROS making another killing! Pick your conspiracy theory!
Kodi a must for self isolationists!
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Golden Oldie
1:27 Thu Mar 19
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This imminent crash darby that you can't imagine happening, soon bog roll will be of more monetary value than pound notes
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ted fenton
1:25 Thu Mar 19
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Cheers Darby
I see Barclays are down another 9% at 76p !!!
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Darby_
8:54 Thu Mar 19
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Ted, the big banks are a safe long term bet because the government will not let them go broke. If the big banks go broke, there will be another Great Depression. It just won't happen.
However, remember that the price of even safe assets like the big banks could go down for years, so don't invest unless you don't need the money for months or years.
Remember everyone to keep enough cash for emergencies. Don't tie it all up.
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w4hammer
12:54 Thu Mar 19
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my wife's neices husband works as a manager in waitrose in sussex- says they generally take £50K a day on their busiest christmas eve with all the high value turkey. champagne salmon and all sorts- they did £55k yesterday basically restocking shelves with " pasta and tinned shit - anything we had went out the door " quote unquote
lump on the supermarkets!
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ted fenton
11:25 Wed Mar 18
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Barclays at 81p is a must.
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Mike Oxsaw
10:46 Wed Mar 18
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I guess the real sign will be when bank branches don't open and ATMs stop working. They'll need to stop people sucking cash out of the system.
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Sydney_Iron
10:37 Wed Mar 18
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The ratings agencies are downgrading bonds of companies all around the world, what used to be investment grade debt in many case is becoming junk which is adding to the already bloated high-yield bond market in the US and Europe.
Whilst coronavirus may be the trigger, corporate debt will surely be the catalyst if monetary policy fails to prevent a global collapse of the financial system. Interesting times.
Are central banks up to the task?
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Turpinator
11:25 Tue Mar 17
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Etf's DIG IEO XES XOP have exposure to Oil and Gas and Gas hasn't dropped much at all. So far on all of them, whilst oversold, they can stay that way for some time. I have no sign of a low yet in them, as they have to build support based on their own momentum.
On oil itself the point of most time and price in the move from the 1996 low to the all time highs is at $26.90 and has held so far on a closing basis. That is an important reference point along with 22.85.
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Mike Oxsaw
10:26 Tue Mar 17
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"interesting tips" is not a pairing of words that happens that often on WHO.
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Turpinator
10:22 Tue Mar 17
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That tech ETF IYW went into that zone at 184 to 177 yesterday. Tech has led the market on the way up and somewhat bizarrely, in this climate can be classed as a defensive play
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Sydney_Iron
10:11 Tue Mar 17
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Oil stocks are worth a look IMO, double whammy of the Virus and the Saudis Flooding the market, so much so they may have shot themselves in the foot!
Recover the oil price will and with some key stocks at 15 year lows, they are well worth a punt.
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hammer205
10:01 Tue Mar 17
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Some interesting tips here
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Turpinator
9:49 Tue Mar 17
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Tesco's accounting scandal a few years ago got price down to 190 which is a big level
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lowermarshhammer
9:48 Tue Mar 17
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I reckon the FTSE will go as low as 3500 at some point in the next year and maybe even below 3000 briefly on a week when a few have jumped out the window.
I'll be stuck a few grand in on a FTSE 100 tracker at 3500 and that should keep me in beer and bog roll for a few retirement years down the track from this lunacy.
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goose
9:28 Tue Mar 17
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I’m tempted to buy Tesco shares as well, this is like a second Xmas for them.
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goose
9:22 Tue Mar 17
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They were bragging about their £9bn cash reserves yesterday.
Not a good idea then?
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