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Any of you lot got any shares?
No matter how good of a invester you are, any shares you have at the moment you have probably lost money. I have anyways :(
I could have sold my HBOS shares for £8.50 a few months ago but now they are about £5.50 :(
Could be a really good time to invest at the moment...Anybody got any good tips?
No matter how good of a invester you are, any shares you have at the moment you have probably lost money. I have anyways :(
I could have sold my HBOS shares for £8.50 a few months ago but now they are about £5.50 :(
Could be a really good time to invest at the moment...Anybody got any good tips?
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Uh huh, they made a massive loss last year. Almost £1 Billion. But I think it was due to a one off bungle.
They had been making close to £2 Billion in each of the previous years. Thier shares were always over £10.
They had been making close to £2 Billion in each of the previous years. Thier shares were always over £10.
Or†ega wrote:
> Think I'll be some Abbey national shares if they still under £5
> @ the end of the month.
>
> thoughts?
Hmmm...they are really poor at the moment, usually if something is performing bad there's a reason for it. On the other hand you could get a bargain.
> Think I'll be some Abbey national shares if they still under £5
> @ the end of the month.
>
> thoughts?
Hmmm...they are really poor at the moment, usually if something is performing bad there's a reason for it. On the other hand you could get a bargain.
Think I'll be some Abbey national shares if they still under £5 @ the end of the month.
thoughts?
thoughts?
Tech shares?
Two years ago my life savings were worth £10,000, now, when I'm 21 and can touch them, there worth less than £6,500.
Bummer
Bummer
IMIWeb is actually owned by Halifax as well...
cookie monster wrote:
> That is a crap rate, if you can, try and use the Halifax online
> trading scheme. Its only about £2.50 per deal, and i dont think
> there is any commision on top.
I already looked into that. Its not your normal share trading thing...some other crap...
Halifax actually charge £11.95 for proper share dealing.
> That is a crap rate, if you can, try and use the Halifax online
> trading scheme. Its only about £2.50 per deal, and i dont think
> there is any commision on top.
I already looked into that. Its not your normal share trading thing...some other crap...
Halifax actually charge £11.95 for proper share dealing.
Nice NB, i couldnt remember the details, they sent me an email a while back.
Halifax have something called Share Builder, where you invest a certain amount each month. The charge is £1.50.
They also do just normal trading but that is £11.95.
For Ortega though, who is planning on buying shares every month, Share Builder might be worth a look. More details on the Halifax website.
They also do just normal trading but that is £11.95.
For Ortega though, who is planning on buying shares every month, Share Builder might be worth a look. More details on the Halifax website.
Or†ega wrote:
> Right.
>
> I've made an account with imiweb. £10 charge per deal.
That is a crap rate, if you can, try and use the Halifax online trading scheme. Its only about £2.50 per deal, and i dont think there is any commision on top.
> Right.
>
> I've made an account with imiweb. £10 charge per deal.
That is a crap rate, if you can, try and use the Halifax online trading scheme. Its only about £2.50 per deal, and i dont think there is any commision on top.
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