Share Buying
04 December 2003, 11:47 AM
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Hi Guys,
My wife wants to buy some shares, as I know a few people on the board know what they are doing (allegedly
) can anyone post up some info for a newbie - cheapest/most cost effective way of buying and selling?
She wants to buy in a specific company e.g. £500 of company X.
Cheers
Richard
[Edited by Richard Simpson - 12/4/2003 11:48:24 AM]
My wife wants to buy some shares, as I know a few people on the board know what they are doing (allegedly
) can anyone post up some info for a newbie - cheapest/most cost effective way of buying and selling?She wants to buy in a specific company e.g. £500 of company X.
Cheers
Richard
[Edited by Richard Simpson - 12/4/2003 11:48:24 AM]
04 December 2003, 12:53 PM
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Keep an eye on what Sun Microsystems and Fujitsu are doing in the IT press, if you want an idea of what shares might be a good buy. I cant say any more 
[Edited by druddle - 12/4/2003 12:53:42 PM]
[Edited by druddle - 12/4/2003 12:53:42 PM]
04 December 2003, 01:23 PM
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I've bought into them twice now both times after big falls. Will probably buy a few more tomorrow. Managing director sold loads yesterday and it was announced today he's using the capital (bou £500k) as a loan for the company. Company's done well in last 4 months of this year as well. Fingers crossed for tomorrow. I'm into a few of the 'popular' bulletin board companies - RTD,MMD,MDY (monday looking good),PRE,FOG,MLB and TAL. Regular on the ADVFN board.
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05 December 2003, 02:20 PM
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I'm into buying footie shares at the moment, luckily managed to get into Man United before the buying frenzy started and they are up 30%.
Just about to buy some Aston Villa shares, they have two pieces of land that they use for match day parking. Valued in the books at £1m each at the moment, but if they can get planning permission, each piece of land will be worth £25M. This is against a current market valuation of the company as a whole of £25M.
Although, Doug Ellis does get a hard time from fans etc, the club is well run and is on a sound financial footing. Makes it ripe for a takeover as well.
Also got shares in Spurs, a club with good fan base and reasonable financial control. Again ripe for a takeover.
Don't support any of the clubs above, I'm just in it for the money.
IanF
Just about to buy some Aston Villa shares, they have two pieces of land that they use for match day parking. Valued in the books at £1m each at the moment, but if they can get planning permission, each piece of land will be worth £25M. This is against a current market valuation of the company as a whole of £25M.
Although, Doug Ellis does get a hard time from fans etc, the club is well run and is on a sound financial footing. Makes it ripe for a takeover as well.
Also got shares in Spurs, a club with good fan base and reasonable financial control. Again ripe for a takeover.
Don't support any of the clubs above, I'm just in it for the money.
IanF
05 December 2003, 02:24 PM
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<sings @ villa>
you're sh*t, and you know you are,
you're sh*t, and you know you are.
<shuts up>
sorry. the voice inside my head told me to do it.
you're sh*t, and you know you are,
you're sh*t, and you know you are.
<shuts up>
sorry. the voice inside my head told me to do it.
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