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cashbackproblems
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Hey
Just wondering if we could share some ideas about what shares people are buying or looking to buy in the future, ftse 100 down to AIM stocks..
Obviously not looking to buy on recommendations but just would like to research further some ideas, especially AIM shares e.g. mining, oil companies.
Im current in vod, aviva, rbs, barc, sxx, pmk, eros long term..
looking at buying rsa.
Just wondering if we could share some ideas about what shares people are buying or looking to buy in the future, ftse 100 down to AIM stocks..
Obviously not looking to buy on recommendations but just would like to research further some ideas, especially AIM shares e.g. mining, oil companies.
Im current in vod, aviva, rbs, barc, sxx, pmk, eros long term..
looking at buying rsa.
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SXX, BMR, XEL, RRL, DPL are the top 5 in my 2011 performers list at the moment or at least that's why my crystall ball says.
GKP is also one to be invested in for 2011 (if you are not already in from 50p!)
EO. and NPE for safer bets in the North Sea.0 -
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Researching funds holding European shares offering good dividend yields and dividend growth. Many UK equity income funds are amending their investment mandates to allow an increase in European exposure.0
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Got an order in today to buy some FWEB shares.
As well as some of the FTSE well-known names, I have:
MGCR
SPT
VEC
WSH (which is doing badly)
I've got a plan so cunning you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel.0 -
I'm in SXX for the long term. Very pleased so far!0
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Thats Potash right. I have taken back some SKR after selling in september since they may become a producer next year
EMED recently took another step to opening back the famous rio tinto mine. Risen a bit recently
FPM north sea oil explorer to benefit from good infrastructure there hopefully
PMK own a bit of FPM ex head of dana is the ceo
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/profiles/8113069/Dana-Petroleum-chief-Tom-Cross-reflects-on-the-deal-of-the-decade.html
Built up a bit of BARC PE of 3. I think they will eventually raise the dividend
GOG FGP transport groups
3IN 3i infrastruture including india
3INW warrants
BNC Santander
ERE India port owner developer
POS alternative well head design company. used currently, could definitely see an increase in use if safety should be a concern
RRL oil explorer and producer somalia to georgia to texas
CEY egpyt gold
GKP iraqi oil explorer
BAE defence systems, the world is changing faster with more friction possible, these are a good exporter. See Rolls royce also, I did not click they do power also
AGK portable power, developing world again its infrastructure. They did the world cup
HDY indian oil explorer. india imports oil, gold and food stuff and not that much else. majority of the worlds young adults are indian ie. growth
HYC bought and sold previously, wish to own. water consultancy and engineering in arab countries asia and the uk. Very small, capable
XTA massive mining group, coal. nice chart, waiting for doubts to rise
cluff, vgm - gold
bg group oil and gas. alternative to shell with higher growth maybe
lcg - finance gambling cheap but successful ?
JIIS jp morgan indian investment trust subscription shares. one to buy when everyone is giving up
CNE indian oil and iceland explorer
ABG african gold, production problems
POG russian gold and iron ore, lots of doubts its cheap compared to RRS?
http://www.sharecrazy.com/share2607share/share.php?disp=share&epic=POG
LLOY RBS you know the story but is the price right for each. lloyds might be lower risk then anyone would guess0 -
sabretoothtigger wrote: »
LLOY RBS you know the story but is the price right for each. lloyds might be lower risk then anyone would guess
Eire could seriously impact both RBS and Lloyds in the short term.
Banks are turning into utilities (without the safe and boring tags though).0 -
Some good suggestions especially RRL which i have also been looking at and with drilling imminent its bound to increase from current 6-10p range, whether you hold till results for the big gains will depend how risk adverse you are.
Iv been mentioning sxx for well over a year and i initially got in at 2p and topped up at 11p, watched it go right down and now back up again but this time its made some solid advancements beefing up its BOD and results of a test are out in Q1. Its amazing seeing a 5/6p average in sxx showing as a 200% profit in my iii account!
Bought BARC at 340p (wrong entry) but as mentioned once they increase divis it will increase price and make it a good long term hold.0 -
I'm currently holding BLVN and SLE. Both worth a bit of time spent researching imo, especially SLE who have a very busy 12-18 months drilling ahead.
As with all AIM and particularly oil companies, these are high risk moves so as always makes sure your research is done and you're prepared to take whatever they throw at you, good or bad!MFW: Original May '16 £203,995
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I am currently selling RBS and Gold. I am looking to buy RBS @ 36.44 its in a downward trend on the daily but i can't see this getting back down to the 20p mark."Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up"0
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