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Got any?I,m struggling to think of any decent buys.So far my only ideas are Vodafone,BT Group and Home retail group.Thanks for any suggestions.
Debenhams
Yeh right.
Wind power. Try Technip or Mitsubishi.
Plus 500. Made 50% on these since I invested a couple of months back. Get in before results are published at the end of the month as if rumours are correct, they are going to be good. Also tipped by the telegraph. As always dyor though!
Perhaps if I wait long enough Debenhams will be penny shares!
Gulf Keystone Petroleum ?
Never heard of that one jimmy.Is it listed on the LSE?
Buy low, sell high.
Markets go done along with up and never share a good tip.
There are threats the interest rates are to go up so
wouldn't chuck your money away just yet.
Got a fair few BT shares, the Mrs worked for them up until about 6 months ago and we always had sharesave's on the go.
They've done well in the last 12 months and the city appear to be quite upbeat about there venture into the TV sport side of things and potentially eating into Sky market share.
Couple of mates are heavily into Quindrell Group, think they list under QPP, although I think their looking medium to long term?
650B.
Makes your shares 'come alive'.
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Thanks,er I think guys.Only thing that worries me about BT group is the apparent mess they've made of the football coverage.Perhaps Sky would be a better bet.
My old economics teacher reckoned if you read about a share tip the market has already adjusted the price to take into account the expectation of good performance.
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Thanks,er I think guys.Only thing that worries me about BT group is the apparent mess they've made of the football coverage.Perhaps Sky would be a better bet.
I'd probably do some more research or perhaps the National Lottery would be a good investment. If your looking at serious amounts of cash I'd want to be reading some of the reports etc. on whats happening.
Nonsense
My old economics teacher reckoned if you read about a share tip the market has already adjusted the price to take into account the expectation of good performance.
Well if markets are efficient then that's correct - well if the tip is based on facts anyway. I studied investment at Uni and came out of it deciding that trying to beat the professionals would be a foolish endeavour unless willing to spend a lot of time managing your portfolio. I'm not so invest in good professionals - i.e. by unit trusts. Overall I'm well ahead of what a FTSE tracker would have got me so happy with that.
Fair point.