Share Picks 2019

littlevillage · 17-10-2019 2:54pm

Now might be an opportune time to ditch any shares that might be effected by a no deal .... before the details of this new Brexit deal come out .... and the DUP and hard-line brexiteers shoot it down ..

JMMCapital · 18-10-2019 9:44am

Nice little rally over the past few days. Bought shares in 4 UK companies back in September - ITV,Aviva,Mediclinic and William Hill up 22.9% overall, unsure whether to sell my positions or continue to hold.

As of 18/10 9:30 am:
Mediclinic - 26.51%
ITV - 24.46%
Aviva - 21.87%
William Hill - 19.09%

weemcd · 18-10-2019 9:54am

JMMCapital wrote: »

Nice little rally over the past few days. Bought shares in 4 UK companies back in September - ITV,Aviva,Mediclinic and William Hill up 22.9% overall, unsure whether to sell my positions or continue to hold.

As of 18/10 9:30 am:
Mediclinic - 26.51%
ITV - 24.46%
Aviva - 21.87%
William Hill - 19.09%

Capita are up about 25%.... since I sold...

littlevillage · 19-10-2019 8:06am

JMMCapital wrote: »

Nice little rally over the past few days. Bought shares in 4 UK companies back in September - ITV,Aviva,Mediclinic and William Hill up 22.9% overall, unsure whether to sell my positions or continue to hold.

As of 18/10 9:30 am:
Mediclinic - 26.51%
ITV - 24.46%
Aviva - 21.87%
William Hill - 19.09%

got out of Aviva myself now too. great old stock, trousered a few dividends and made about 17% profit too

bcklschaps · 24-10-2019 3:15pm

Good day for Tesla. Got out myself at the opening bell at $300. Small profit.

Its a wild ride. Maybe get back in again around $220

unkel · 24-10-2019 9:18pm

bcklschaps wrote: »

Good day for Tesla. Got out myself at the opening bell at $300. Small profit.

Ditto. Had got in 6 months ago at $233, so well pleased with the result

Not so pleased with my Verastem and Viking Therapeutics, both heavily in the red for me. Anyone any thoughts of where these are going? I might sell Verastem and buy straight back to avoid CGT this year.

Ush1 · 24-10-2019 10:13pm

Great day for Norwegian Air.

hottipper · 26-10-2019 9:32pm

$BYND beyond meat is entering into buy zone + earnings report this week watch out

tight stops

hottipper · 27-10-2019 1:26pm

slack technologies $work ipo earlier this year and being selling off since printing a bullish divergence on the 12H not fully confirmed yet but looks like an easy 18% move. lower timeframes still bearish so setting some fishing orders here.

XMG · 27-10-2019 10:08pm

hottipper wrote: »

$BYND beyond meat is entering into buy zone + earnings report this week watch out tight stops

Buy zone? 48 million or 80% of the companies outstanding come out of lockup on Tuesday 29th Oct so there’s that...

hottipper · 28-10-2019 6:32pm

XMG wrote: »

Buy zone? 48 million or 80% of the companies outstanding come out of lockup on Tuesday 29th Oct so there’s that...

yes buy zone stops in profit, now i play for free

tommylimerick · 28-10-2019 7:27pm

I bought YNDX
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4278927-yandex-undervalued-monopoly

Bob Harris · 29-10-2019 9:15am

XMG wrote: »

Buy zone? 48 million or 80% of the companies outstanding come out of lockup on Tuesday 29th Oct so there’s that...

Uber's lock up period ends on the 6th of November, will most likely be a fair drop and might offer a decent entry point for a flip.

Cute Hoor · 29-10-2019 2:21pm

hottipper wrote: »

$BYND beyond meat is entering into buy zone + earnings report this week watch out tight stops

Down 20% pre market

hottipper · 29-10-2019 7:48pm

Cute Hoor wrote: »

Down 20% pre market

i got burned badly on that one should have taken my 5% profit for the day was going to push the button before close. Didn't realise my stop wouldn't get hit in after hours trading. I even had a market stop (not a limit stop) in place. lesson learned will have to adjust my trading plan because of this.

Treppen · 01-11-2019 9:01pm

Magnis Resources was a tip quite a while back (and naturally enough it's tanked :pac:). But I'm wondering if any of the mining ASX followers on here would still consider it worthwhile as they are still on track for near future mining through to production of LI cells?

http://magnis.com.au/announcements/significant-news

q85dw7osi4lebg · 01-11-2019 10:22pm

It seems nothing can stop the S&P.

All time highs.

Fed are buying treasuries like they’re going out of fashion.

Billions in overnight Repos.

(None of this is qe apparently).

I’ve been vocally on the sidelines for months and have missed immense gains.

Feel like Mark Baum, ready the sh4t to hit the fan, but just a little too early to the party.

Thargor · 01-11-2019 10:45pm

Asher Wooden Coupon wrote: »

I’ve been vocally on the sidelines for months and have missed immense gains.

Same, getting sick of it now. No clue what to do.

RedRochey · 01-11-2019 10:54pm

Asher Wooden Coupon wrote: »

Feel like Mark Baum, ready the sh4t to hit the fan, but just a little too early to the party.

where do you think this sh4t will come from?

q85dw7osi4lebg · 02-11-2019 2:32am

StockTwat29 wrote: »

where do you think this sh4t will come from?

Sorry thought I made it clear in my post.

US national debt is as Donald would say, "The greatest it's ever been".

The fed have the printer on.

Rates coming down (90% of the time looking back in history a US recession has followed within 18 months)

The problem is as long as the fed is printing, and borrowing is high, jobs will say high and production will stay high. Therefore earnings will stay healthy.

I think that ER predictions will fall, so that beating the estimates will be easier to do and so markets will continue the final pump before the dump.

I'm currently seeing a reluctance by the media (surprise surprise) to talk about these things in detail to inform Joe Public.

Again, this is all just my opinion. Could be completely wrong, but it doesn't stack up for me. Trump knows the market needs to be at an all time high come election time in order to get a second term.

Mad_maxx · 02-11-2019 11:10am

Asher Wooden Coupon wrote: »

It seems nothing can stop the S&P.

All time highs.

Fed are buying treasuries like they’re going out of fashion.

Billions in overnight Repos.

(None of this is qe apparently).

I’ve been vocally on the sidelines for months and have missed immense gains.

Feel like Mark Baum, ready the sh4t to hit the fan, but just a little too early to the party.

U. S yields are still high compared to Europe, stocks are going higher, trump has the one percenters back to the max, will probably all end in tears but not for another few years

antimatterx · 02-11-2019 12:22pm

And we can’t buy the S&P 500, as we get ****ed with deemed disposable rule

Supercell · 02-11-2019 12:41pm

antimatterx wrote: »

And we can’t buy the S&P 500, as we get ****ed with deemed disposable rule

You could just buy BAM, its a modern BRK.A/B, even has a small dividend.

RedRochey · 02-11-2019 12:58pm

Asher Wooden Coupon wrote: »

Again, this is all just my opinion. Could be completely wrong, but it doesn't stack up for me. Trump knows the market needs to be at an all time high come election time in order to get a second term.

Good points but I think consumer spending is the main factor in this, they are keeping this market going

Unless there is some change in either getting rid of negative rates (just not having the desired effect) or increase in fiscal spending (to get GDP growth increasing) then the future isn't looking great

Don't think there will be a 08 style crash, but something along the lines of Japanification

That's my broad view but I still think there would be money to be made in stock picking

q85dw7osi4lebg · 02-11-2019 1:31pm

StockTwat29 wrote: »

Good points but I think consumer spending is the main factor in this, they are keeping this market going

Unless there is some change in either getting rid of negative rates (just not having the desired effect) or increase in fiscal spending (to get GDP growth increasing) then the future isn't looking great

Don't think there will be a 08 style crash, but something along the lines of Japanification

That's my broad view but I still think there would be money to be made in stock picking

I agree, but consumer spending will keep going as long as consumers are being paid and sentiment is good, kind of a self fulfilling prophecy which will lead to hyperinflation if the market doesn't burst.

Exciting / interesting times ahead regardless.

Fearful when others are greedy etc.