A good year for shareholders.
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[QUOTE=f1_fan;11540262]British Gas shares are down 20.4% since Jan 1st or do you have the magic ones no one else has? [quote/]
British Gas shares? I take it you mean Centrica. Do your homework first before posting Christopher. I hold BG which has sweet fa to do with British gas.
But why pick on one share? Why not check out Nat grid shares and post your view on them, or halfords or chesnara all of which have done well this year and pay handsome divi. Surely even you know that's why people who invest wisely have a portfolio to spread the risk.
For some it has been for others not.
British Gas shares? I take it you mean Centrica. Do your homework first before posting Christopher. I hold BG which has sweet fa to do with British gas.
But why pick on one share? Why not check out Nat grid shares and post your view on them, or halfords or chesnara all of which have done well this year and pay handsome divi. Surely even you know that's why people who invest wisely have a portfolio to spread the risk.
As for this thread you posted saying what a great year for shareholders it would be...the !
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so are the investment company thats hold a 5% stake can't remember the company name but it's in the paper's today, the same thing will happen when all the postie's are allowed to sell, price will hit rock bottom due to the amount of share's for sale, hedge fund's move in for the kill buy them up cheap affecting the price, then wait for a 10-20% increase and the offload costing us all millions
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I have twenty grands worth of gold and oil shares, which I didn't get out of at the right time. Now the world economy has, apparently, improved I could have lost the lot
Also got 5k of BT and Santander, which are fine
Also got 5k of BT and Santander, which are fine
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Looks like the FTSE is going to finish the year lower than it started the year So much for the experts and so much for Osborne's economic miracle
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Yep, and not far off its yearly high a few days ago. It goes up and down you know and money can be made in either direction.
Like football you say you don't care about shares etc but you seem to spend a lot of time posting on it.
Like football you say you don't care about shares etc but you seem to spend a lot of time posting on it.
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Sigh, the FTSE is a big indicator of economic confidence and of the economy in general so of course I take an interest, who wouldn't? Try your point scoring sh1te somewhere else for a change.
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My portfolio isn't looking in great shape to be honest, but then I've never paid enough time and attention to it.
The oil price is interesting. A good time to buy into an oil etf or would it be a case of catching falling knives?
The oil price is interesting. A good time to buy into an oil etf or would it be a case of catching falling knives?