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[S]Please note stocks and shares can go down as well as up ;)[S]
> no. but frankly i think marconi is really not a company to invest in.
> They used to be one of the largest and most reliable companies in
> britain but with new management they managed to screw up. frankly i'm
> surprised they've avoided liquidation. probably banks taking pity on
> their stupid new bosses.
Actually the new management is doing a rather splendid job of brining the company back to former glory and has posted an £11m profit for the last quarter.
Anyway, if you bought M&S shares when they were at their decent price a few weeks ago, you'd be laughing today.
I think they're still rising too.
> Flockhart wrote:
> Just out of interest what are bt at, my grandad has 1000 shares, and
> i
> told him to sell them a couple of years ago when they were worth
> £15 each.
>
> BT are now worth 173.25 p
>
> Your grandad must be kicking himself.
>
> Hard.
>
> In the face.
If he isnt i will be.
* Cries onto wooden pc, pc crackles, pc breaks down, cries more *
> You gambled £500+, you are up £30+, i'm not sure i'd be so
> pleased when the broker takes a cut, but i dont know what they were
> before, so well done.
At the moment my profit is only around £10, but if they just get up to the £7 mark they were at before i'll be a bit better off ;)
> Just out of interest what are bt at, my grandad has 1000 shares, and i
> told him to sell them a couple of years ago when they were worth
> £15 each.
BT are now worth 173.25 p
Your grandad must be kicking himself.
Hard.
In the face.
> Marconi were, at one point, less than 10p a share.
>
> If you spent the same amount of money buying shares then and sold
> them now...
Those shares were ditched and new shares were brought out.