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- Galloway
Good job I have glencore
Rolls Royce is really hurting me BP the jewel in the crown easyJet stagnant and Whitbred crap. I'm looking to buy something else while the market is down but nothing is jumping out on me. I am a total gut instinct share buyer.Doing well on Union Jack Oil, rolls Royce and boohoo crap.
This is one I'm interested in, am I to late?Good job I have glencore
Who knows and if I did I would not tell anyoneThis is one I'm interested in, am I to late?
Well I've dipped my toe in.Who knows and if I did I would not tell anyone
Remember the old addage: When America sneezes we catch a cold !!!The consolation with UK stocks is that they are relatively cheaply priced as it is, especially compared to the US stocks and market, which are massively over valued. I can see the impending recorrection hurting the US a lot more than here.
Would be good to hear your thoughts on whether a recession is on the horizon....
Only my opinion, but on a national level, when did we last see inflation rates in double figures, largely brought about by factors beyond our countries control, presided over by a government constantly naval gazing?The consolation with UK stocks is that they are relatively cheaply priced as it is, especially compared to the US stocks and market, which are massively over valued. I can see the impending recorrection hurting the US a lot more than here.
Would be good to hear your thoughts on whether a recession is on the horizon....
The only way they're gonna get inflation under control is by upping interest rates to double figures, but they're too sh!t scared for good reason, so I think we're gonna be stuck in limbo waiting for it to all come crashing down, which it will. Imo.Only my opinion, but on a national level, when did we last see inflation rates in double figures, largely brought about by factors beyond our countries control, presided over by a government constantly naval gazing?
Add to that, international issues likely to lead to mass hunger and migration.
Bearing in mind that I consider myself an optimist I can’t help feeling that we’re already in a recession and with the risk of civil unrest before the end of the year. I’ll be delighted to be proved wrong.
I’m still putting money into my trading account each week but I’m not buying into any shares or funds. Waiting for the big dip.
What makes you so sure?Plenty opportunity in crypto. PLSD probably do you 1000x within the next 2 years. Plus ERC20 so you buy on ETH and get a free copy in the next while.
Wasn't that what fwkd everything up in 2008?Mortgage backed securities got zero bids on Friday. That’s what happens when the biggest buyer suddenly becomes a seller.
The limited supply. The addresses who have historically never sold or if they have, scaled out using single sided LP positions which don't harm the price. Tokenomics are sound. Each to their own and so on.What makes you so sure?