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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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Don or†ega wrote:
> Great. Had to have an exam the morning my vodafone shares almost hit
> 124. Down to 122 now.
>
> *launches nuke at uni*
heh heh ouch!!
> Great. Had to have an exam the morning my vodafone shares almost hit
> 124. Down to 122 now.
>
> *launches nuke at uni*
heh heh ouch!!
Great. Had to have an exam the morning my vodafone shares almost hit 124. Down to 122 now.
*launches nuke at uni*
*launches nuke at uni*
Right CM I feel your pain...:D
LLoy coming up again...
Guys you're be well advised to log into the motley fool website and read the various articles and more helpfully the discussion boards for the different listed companies, the posters have interesting discussions, predictions etc...
LLoy coming up again...
Guys you're be well advised to log into the motley fool website and read the various articles and more helpfully the discussion boards for the different listed companies, the posters have interesting discussions, predictions etc...
hell ye, my voda shares are up to 121.25.
*moonwalks*
I aint selling though. Made that mistake last time.
*waits and shares drop*
I bloody never win!
*moonwalks*
I aint selling though. Made that mistake last time.
*waits and shares drop*
I bloody never win!
tigamilla wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
>
>
> I should have went with my gut and invested my savings in Marconi.
>
>
> Ahh thats probably one of the places I read about the scandal marconi
> then...
>
> But whats all the - dare I say it - "nonsense" about
> investing in Marconi above??
Marconi launched new shares (the ones i was talking about investing in), at their low i think they were at about 56p, but they then went onto a high of 91p.
My savings would have bought 892 shares at 56p.
The difference in price of 35p would have turned my £500 investment into around £800.
*weeps*
> cookie monster wrote:
>
>
> I should have went with my gut and invested my savings in Marconi.
>
>
> Ahh thats probably one of the places I read about the scandal marconi
> then...
>
> But whats all the - dare I say it - "nonsense" about
> investing in Marconi above??
Marconi launched new shares (the ones i was talking about investing in), at their low i think they were at about 56p, but they then went onto a high of 91p.
My savings would have bought 892 shares at 56p.
The difference in price of 35p would have turned my £500 investment into around £800.
*weeps*
cookie monster wrote:
>
> I should have went with my gut and invested my savings in Marconi.
Ahh thats probably one of the places I read about the scandal marconi then...
But whats all the - dare I say it - "nonsense" about investing in Marconi above??
>
> I should have went with my gut and invested my savings in Marconi.
Ahh thats probably one of the places I read about the scandal marconi then...
But whats all the - dare I say it - "nonsense" about investing in Marconi above??
I know that the Marconi shares changed, hell, i posted about it about 1 page back or something.
yah thats pretty impressive... not good if you're one of the old investors though!!
tigamilla wrote:
> When the value of Marconi shares fell to the point of being
> ridiculous, they then decided to float new shares at around 60p I
> believe, and shareholders of the devalued shares were told that 59 of
> the old shares equalled new one share... something like that
Even so, the shares are now just under 90p.
a 50% rise!
> When the value of Marconi shares fell to the point of being
> ridiculous, they then decided to float new shares at around 60p I
> believe, and shareholders of the devalued shares were told that 59 of
> the old shares equalled new one share... something like that
Even so, the shares are now just under 90p.
a 50% rise!
cookie monster wrote:
> Icarus wrote:
> What's the latest on Marconi shares?
>
> I should have went with my gut and invested my savings in Marconi.
>
> *Cries*
NO NO NO NO they're not the same old shares...
When the value of Marconi shares fell to the point of being ridiculous, they then decided to float new shares at around 60p I believe, and shareholders of the devalued shares were told that 59 of the old shares equalled new one share... something like that
> Icarus wrote:
> What's the latest on Marconi shares?
>
> I should have went with my gut and invested my savings in Marconi.
>
> *Cries*
NO NO NO NO they're not the same old shares...
When the value of Marconi shares fell to the point of being ridiculous, they then decided to float new shares at around 60p I believe, and shareholders of the devalued shares were told that 59 of the old shares equalled new one share... something like that
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