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nugent
Anyone got any trading tips or regularly buys a certain share?
I'm putting £200 per month into Thomas Cook at currently 86p per share.
Their shares have plummeted since the EU vote last year, but I'm taking a punt they'll dip again after brexit but will slowly climb back up in 20 years time, by the time I'm 60.
I dabbled last week in the AIM, bought £107.50 worth of shares in Fitbug at 0.14 of a penny, giving me 75000 odd shares, they climbed to 0.2 p per share the day after worth 150 bucks.
Better than the 0.05% I was getting for the cash isa
" in 20 years time, by the time I'm 60." :hehe: Who you trying to Fff ing kid :hehe::hehe:
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BLUETIT
" in 20 years time, by the time I'm 60." :hehe: Who you trying to Fff ing kid :hehe::hehe:
Oi. I'm 40 next month
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So why are you buying them now?
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dont no nothin about shares although l was given some by my bosses but if l was into all that I'd be looking at companies who make bomb shelters right know got to be a good earner don't you think?
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You can get some cash ISA's paying 1.5/ 6%.
You can transfer an existing one for 20k ,and open a new one in the same year.
Google Top Isa Rates
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P2P lending. Getting 8% interest on this atm.
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Generally speaking I'd tend to invest in funds rather than individual shares. Let the fund managers, who are a bit more informed about the markets, make the decision on which shares to deal in. I've got a few shares but it's a real gamble generally.
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Robin Friday's Ghost
Generally speaking I'd tend to invest in funds rather than individual shares. Let the fund managers, who are a bit more informed about the markets, make the decision on which shares to deal in. I've got a few shares but it's a real gamble generally.
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Sensible , Hargreaves and Landsowne are very switched on , you may though not like the Brizzie connections
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life on mars
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Sensible , Hargreaves and Landsowne are very switched on , you may though not like the Brizzie connections
Cavendish online are cheaper. And I agree about leaving it to the fund managers.
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Yes I use HL. They aren't the cheapest but they are best in terms of service and information.
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Said a couple of years ago on here that Lloyds bank shares were great value at 40 pence a share. They have risen to 62 pence so a decent profit will have been made but they are still ridiculously low for a company that has made impressive profits over the past couple of years.
Well worth buying.I buy £30 Lloyds shares every month and have done so for nearly seven years
