Any ideas what is happening with Tesla's drop today
People getting jittery and taking profit out the markets?
Its closing in on the end of the tax year, and they have to pay their taxes?
People acting like sheep, following the trends?
I don't really see the point in buying Cineworld, beyond maybe it being underpriced due to Covid. An industry in decline, where is the growth potential?
How and where can I apply to buy shares in Cellular Goods?
Woke to Argo dropping like a stone. Considered buying some yesterday so decided to buy a small amount as a test at 220. Trading212 immediately says down 9% but I guess this is the spread others have mentioned.
I suspect what you did was place a market order, which isn't the same as 'buying at 220'. A market order will be fulfilled at the first available price, which has no guarantee of being where the current market price is.
The IPO closed last Thursday. The listing goes live on the 1st March so should be able to buy with your usual broker then.
US expecting another sea of red judging by my US exposed ETFs. Starting to think we might be seeing the beginning of a contraction in US techs. Glad I've been topping up IAG and RR recently, and not US stuff.
US expecting another sea of red judging by my US exposed ETFs. Starting to think we might be seeing the beginning of a contraction in US techs. Glad I've been topping up IAG and RR recently, and not US stuff.
Uff, at the moment I've put most of my little money invested in US tech funds... Will keep an eye and see how it goes. Might be worth to top it up later on depending on how much it drops.
Yes. It’s starting to look that way. Could be a sharp drop given all the WSB/ tech stonk retail buyers. I imagine quite a few will sell at the first sign of a pullback. I am 6 figures heavy in CRM thanks to an acquisition a few yrs ago so considering paring back and taking the CGT hit whilst the going is good.
I've just got out of all my US-heavy ETFs. We've had a couple of weeks now of mostly red days, feels like a tipping point. Going to sit out again for a bit, while my UK stocks are seeing good returns from the covid restrictions being relaxed.
I only have a couple of hundreds in my funds (only started to invest mid-january) so it is not that much. Thinking about just leaving them be for the time being. I got five funds in total, 3 tech funds, 1 american and 1 chinese. Not sure where to focus now if a dip is coming.
I don't like holding through a downturn, and I'm prepared to take the hit on missed gains if I called it wrong. Flies in the face of the received wisdom of just holding but I don't care, it works for me.
My view is that if you're going to try and avoid a correction, then get out early. It's not a significant cost to exit and re-enter. Long term I think we'll see continued growth, but right now my impression is that we are poised for the piles of retail investor money to get wiped out in a short term correction.