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Good time to buy shares?
wharty
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Is it a good time to buy shares?
The reason i ask is because in february this year the price of a share on the general market in the company i work for was £3.83, now i know all shares are going down even in companys that are still doing well an have strong fundamentals so at the current share price of £1.87 on the general market should i buy?. When i say general market i mean people who are not employees of the company.I can get further discounts i.e buy 5 shares get one free as an employee meaning the shares would be around the £1.50 mark. Should i or shouldn't i?
The reason i ask is because in february this year the price of a share on the general market in the company i work for was £3.83, now i know all shares are going down even in companys that are still doing well an have strong fundamentals so at the current share price of £1.87 on the general market should i buy?. When i say general market i mean people who are not employees of the company.I can get further discounts i.e buy 5 shares get one free as an employee meaning the shares would be around the £1.50 mark. Should i or shouldn't i?
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Should i or shouldn't i?
Why ask anyone one this Forum ?
You work for the Company, so you will have a much better idea as to it's situation.
Each individual Company is different and seperate............the value of the various Stock Market Indicators should not have a bearing on the decision.
If you think they are a good buy, thenm go ahead. If not don't.'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0
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