Trading the stockmarket (NO Referrals)
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Soldato
Hopefully it causes the likes of Nio to plummet too and gives me a good buy in price!
That was announced Friday . So no
Soldato
As above, this was announced on Friday during trading hours.
In any case, it's a total non-story. Tesla have "known" about the "issue" for, well, as long as they've been making cars. Memory cards wear out, shocker. But that's why it doesn't affect any Model 3s or cars made after 2018. Plenty of people on Tesla forums have had them replaced out of choice, or moaned hard enough to get them done for free.
And by "recall", they mean the part needs replacing, not like you have to post your car back to California. Hell, we've had like 6 safety recalls for our Mercedes Vito over 5 years. One was because the steering wheel bearing was faulty and could break at any point...
Tesla will just be forced to start replacing them for free.
Why do you think that'll happen?
Soldato
Seeing as the market is closed on Monday it's probably not going to affect Mondays price
After some ATHs and a long weekend, it's no wonder the market got screwed yesterday... the big boys are off in their yachts
Soldato
How do we think the PMs announcement of the closure/restriction of travel corridors is going to affect prices Monday?
Soldato
Slight drop in airlines, but i dont expect a massive sell off.
Soldato
Why arent they able to test everyone who goes on a plane, seems like travel between countries is a major disruption to any system of control. Testing is going to be an issue past this year even I think, maybe back ongoing demand for that system rather then airline recovery
long term, thats why they should pay a dividend because its a game of patience. The question is can they afford it etc. Its quite correct for BP to sell in this area, profit taking is where I'd guess for it to occur. 270p buy is a guess to trade on
long term, thats why they should pay a dividend because its a game of patience. The question is can they afford it etc. Its quite correct for BP to sell in this area, profit taking is where I'd guess for it to occur. 270p buy is a guess to trade on
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The money is in a SIPP (pension) which is what I am trading
Soldato
Cash must be held in GBP in a SIPP or an ISA by law, so you will not find any company for that.
So just check what fee's everyone charges, and what fee's banks charge.
Soldato
Best to talk this through with an IFA so they can give you a full picture. HL is actually ok imo but they arent the best in percentage costs which for anyone approaching the last section of saving in a pension is going to amount to a lot of money paid unnecessarily. I presume this is why HL have been such an amazing share, wish I had caught onto that.
They discuss this stuff on moneysavingexpert also. We used to have an amazing thread there in 2008 era, one of the posters was a lady who just took over her husbands pension somehow she had a knack for swing trading like 100k deals because he was close to retirement. The mods shut the thread down eventually as it ranged over years like this one and the OP was absent so lost track of great people like that
but they'll discuss various providers costs etc.
SLP is single figures price to earnings ? does indeed look bonkers, return to 2008 prices depending on the share base. 65, 50, 40p would be nice to fall back on if dollar ever regains some of its losses
I'll follow it on seeking alpha maybe learn something, good website
https://seekingalpha.com/news/36520...k-3&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha
They discuss this stuff on moneysavingexpert also. We used to have an amazing thread there in 2008 era, one of the posters was a lady who just took over her husbands pension somehow she had a knack for swing trading like 100k deals because he was close to retirement. The mods shut the thread down eventually as it ranged over years like this one and the OP was absent so lost track of great people like that
but they'll discuss various providers costs etc. SLP is single figures price to earnings ? does indeed look bonkers, return to 2008 prices depending on the share base. 65, 50, 40p would be nice to fall back on if dollar ever regains some of its losses
I'll follow it on seeking alpha maybe learn something, good website
https://seekingalpha.com/news/36520...k-3&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha
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SIPP providers are horses for courses.
I generally use Standard Life WRAP, Elevate, AJ Bell (then Royal London Pension for smaller straightforward cases) for clients depending on their needs/trading/holding/ages/features/drawdown etc. So many to choose from, each with their own slight differences depending on what you plan to do with the money.
https://moneyweek.com/personal-finance/savings/isas/stocks-and-shares-isas
I generally use Standard Life WRAP, Elevate, AJ Bell (then Royal London Pension for smaller straightforward cases) for clients depending on their needs/trading/holding/ages/features/drawdown etc. So many to choose from, each with their own slight differences depending on what you plan to do with the money.
https://moneyweek.com/personal-finance/savings/isas/stocks-and-shares-isas
I don't hold any but I doubt they are going to go under.
the latest presentation says
- Rights issue in May 2020 raised £126.6m fully taken up by shareholders
- ݣ250m debt facility provides additional liquidity
- ›Covenant waivers up to and including March 2022
- ›Temporary suspension of dividend
- ›Insurance proceeds of £47m for FY20 shows and continued dialogue with insurers over cancelled or postponed events in both FY20 and FY21
I think HYVE is still a long way from seeing any real share price movement personally
I agree they are a long way from from share price movement, was just concerned then may go bust - so thanks for the info. I wnt into Hyve on the recommendations from here.
Soldato
Yeah that is pretty unheard of. Consistent growth over the last few years as well, so not as if they had an anomaly of a year/earnings were wildly adjusted due to a one-off sale or such. I did some research last night and got in this morning for the short/mid term.