Anton_Berg
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I've just seen the future on TV: personal jet packs. Now, who will make them affordable?
Which did you go for 1finny?
I'm waiting on RKT to finally come good. I originally bought in at $28 dollars a share, it went upto $34 and then it fell all the way down to $20. I was gutted. I've since got my average down to about $22 dollars.
Their earnings report is due next month, where they should be making billions in profit. If that happens, it should hopefully begin to move up to $35-40 a share. Fingers crossed.
Did anyone buy into NIO at all? Since my initial post it has now gone up 50% and still climbing. Its around $28.60 and will most likely finish the day at $30. They have also upgraded the ticker to be around $40, so it's still an excellent time to bag a few.
This will be a $100 stock within a year.
The stocks have taken a big hit today, so another good opportunity to buy in cheap.
I bought in. Only a small amount but up over 20% so far. Did a bit of research first. Might wait till they hit $40 then sell. I've been stung in the past by holding onto shares. Now a profit is a profit
Did anyone buy into NIO at all? Since my initial post it has now gone up 50% and still climbing. Its around $28.60 and will most likely finish the day at $30. They have also upgraded the ticker to be around $40, so it's still an excellent time to bag a few.
This will be a $100 stock within a year.
The stocks have taken a big hit today, so another good opportunity to buy in cheap.
Einstein said compound interest was the eighth wonder of the world.
just gone in with equity shares in AML, at an all time low and Lawrence Stroll is the kiddy to turn them round.
I must have got in later than you. Only up 23% . Still 23% after a couple of weeks is better than 1.5% in a savings account. Still got the NIO ones at 96% gain. Keep meaning to take a profit on them.Up 38% so far Nailed on ten bagger
Cheers I do have a company pension which along with state pension would be OK to live on. My share isa is a top up, maybe but a holiday home with something like that. I just thought I might like to take a bit from salary and invest independently. I get the risk and I am comfortable with the level of risk and the amount I am investingInteractive Investor have been going since 1995 and they are a quite big and solid investment platform.
They are part of the Money Observer Group and they do share coverage if you are a member which can give you sensible advice.
Money Week is a rival they do a print & digital publication every week for around £118/year. It has investment and personal finance stuff in it. It is less dry than IC as it has articles about property, collectibles/holidays not just investment.
For the most serious investors there is Investors Chronicle (IC) - its a weekly publication in print and digital. Its part of the Financial Times Group. It solid investing and if the average person in the street picked it up they probably would struggle to understand half of it or find it very dry. But its the Gold Standard. About £150 per year and it takes a day to read all of it. If you have over £100k invested and a bit of time it could be worth it.
Make sure you have a good state pension and/or occupational pension before you start putting shares etc into your pension plans. Shares to me are gambling. Its ok to invest in them if you can afford to lose all your investment. Go for funds/trusts more than individual shares. Remember Sirius Minerals!