How our shares performed last week

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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by garindan » Sat Feb 29 2020 10:29pm

AAAlphaThunder wrote:
Sat Feb 29 2020 10:02pm
Which bring us neatly to "When are we going to make our next investment?"
No more money at the moment for investments....typically we have just spent up.
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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by Beachboy » Sat Feb 29 2020 11:53pm

:thumbdown:
garindan wrote:
Sat Feb 29 2020 11:44am
Beachboy wrote:
Sat Feb 29 2020 11:31am
What a shocker! Pesky Coronavirus!!
After all our hard work too. Most disappointing to be honest :(

Hopefully the whole thing will get sorted out and markets will recover again. I'm guessing it will take a number of months though, so we'll have to be in this for the long-haul again.
I know it is really disappointing. I am absolutely gutted about the Ramsdens one in particular because Coronavirus aside I had been praying for the last few weeks we would get enough member support to sell this share and crystallize our profit. I think it came down as close to one vote needed at one stage to get to a 'sell' situation but alas it was obviously not to be. :thumbdown:
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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by Boro Boy » Sun Mar 01 2020 12:02am

richard@imutual wrote:
Sat Feb 29 2020 2:28pm
It really is a panic situation and although it could fall further over the coming weeks and months, it's almost certainly a great buying opportunity for those with money to invest for the long term

Why, for instance, is a company like Pure Gold Mining suddenly worth 16% less because of the latest news on this virus???
Panic situation - No; just the market makers making money, they only make money when sales and purchases happen and not when shares are on hold, so any opportunity to drive the market means £££ for them.

Good you recognised its fill yer' boots with shares time - it's sale time, make the most of the opportunity and make purchases not sales... :wave:
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How our shares performed last week

Post by richard@imutual » Sat Mar 07 2020 7:44am

The performance of our investments during the week ending 6th March was as follows:


Aviva fell 7.8p to £3.43, a loss of 2.2%
Originally bought 117 at £5.12 on 6 Nov 2017

Bakkavor fell 12.6p to 97.6p, a loss of 11.4%
Originally bought 711 at £1.40 on 11 Feb 2020

Codemasters rose 2p to £2.83, a gain of 0.7%
Originally bought 337 at £2.96 on 20 Jan 2020

ITV fell 14.25p to £1.02, a loss of 12.2%
Originally bought 246 at £2.52 on 28 Aug 2015

Pure Gold Mining rose 2.5p to 41.5p, a gain of 6.4%
Originally bought 2342 at 42.7p on 23 Aug 2019

Ramsdens fell 1p to £1.88, a loss of 0.5%
Originally bought 533 at £1.88 on 21 Jun 2019

Vodafone rose 2.55p to £1.35, a gain of 1.9%
Originally bought 273 at £2.20 on 8 Nov 2017

Warehouse REIT rose 3.5p to £1.12, a gain of 3.2%
Originally bought 941 at £1.06 on 17 May 2019

Share plc fell 0.5p to 32p, a loss of 1.5%
Originally bought 500 at 40.7p on 8 Oct 2014

The FTSE 100 index fell 40 points to 6480 points, a loss of 0.6%


The FTSE 350 index fell 75 points to 3641 points, a loss of 2%


The total value of our investments fell £36.41 to £5849.34, a loss of 0.6%


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How our shares performed last week

Post by richard@imutual » Sat Mar 14 2020 7:44am

The performance of our investments during the week ending 13th March was as follows:


Aviva fell 71.4p to £2.72, a loss of 20.8%
Originally bought 117 at £5.12 on 6 Nov 2017

Bakkavor fell 19.8p to 77.8p, a loss of 20.3%
Originally bought 711 at £1.40 on 11 Feb 2020

Codemasters fell 55p to £2.28, a loss of 19.5%
Originally bought 337 at £2.96 on 20 Jan 2020

ITV fell 17.82p to 84.48p, a loss of 17.4%
Originally bought 246 at £2.52 on 28 Aug 2015

Pure Gold Mining fell 9.5p to 32p, a loss of 22.9%
Originally bought 2342 at 42.7p on 23 Aug 2019

Ramsdens fell 15p to £1.73, a loss of 8%
Originally bought 533 at £1.88 on 21 Jun 2019

Vodafone fell 29.42p to £1.06, a loss of 21.7%
Originally bought 273 at £2.20 on 8 Nov 2017

Warehouse REIT fell 7p to £1.05, a loss of 6.3%
Originally bought 941 at £1.06 on 17 May 2019

Share plc fell 5p to 27p, a loss of 15.6%
Originally bought 500 at 40.7p on 8 Oct 2014

The FTSE 100 index fell 1169 points to 5312 points, a loss of 18%


The FTSE 350 index fell 618 points to 3024 points, a loss of 17%


The total value of our investments fell £927.13 to £4922.21, a loss of 15.9%


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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by blythburgh » Sat Mar 14 2020 9:05am

Bad but better than both 100 and 350 indexes
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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by kevinchess1 » Sat Mar 14 2020 9:51am

I’m surprised that the CIC haven’t had a discussion about selling everything
Actually I’m not
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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by blythburgh » Sat Mar 14 2020 9:57am

kevinchess1 wrote:
Sat Mar 14 2020 9:51am
I’m surprised that the CIC haven’t had a discussion about selling everything
Actually I’m not
Sell, dear boy, that is the last thing I will do
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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by Beachboy » Sat Mar 14 2020 10:51am

kevinchess1 wrote:
Sat Mar 14 2020 9:51am
I’m surprised that the CIC haven’t had a discussion about selling everything
Actually I’m not
I tried to kick start a discussion initially for one of our shares but got no support and very limited response either for or against that approach unfortunately :thumbdown:
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Re: How our shares performed last week

Post by kevinchess1 » Sat Mar 14 2020 11:48am

Beachboy wrote:
Sat Mar 14 2020 10:51am
kevinchess1 wrote:
Sat Mar 14 2020 9:51am
I’m surprised that the CIC haven’t had a discussion about selling everything
Actually I’m not
I tried to kick start a discussion initially for one of our shares but got no support and very limited response either for or against that approach unfortunately :thumbdown:
No That doesn’t surprise me
I’d say it’s too late now but it seems likely that the FTSE hasn’t bottem yet
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