What stocks are you currently investing/trading in?

Jonbvn

My favourite stocks ATM:

1. XEL - North Sea heavy oil some good news today - brokers now rating at £6 - currently under £4.
2. MML - Aussie Gold.
3. CRND - SA Gold.
4. CAZA - US Aim listed oiler.

ses6jwg

In my trading portfolio:

Aminex

Gulf Keystone

Rockhopper Exploration (I bought at 49p and made 5k on these).

In my long term portfolio:

Aviva
BAE Systems
BP Plc
Workspace Group
Greggs
HSBC FTSE All Share Tracker
First State Asia and Pacific

CashStrappedTeen89

Only been trading stocks for about 3-4months really, with 2k originally im presently invested in.

DPL (Got in at 5.6p but this stock is all about 2011)
XEL (Got in at 89p, sold at around 180 to bed&isa them and now presently hovering around £4).

Im looking to sell some XEL at £6 and re-invest some into DPL and then im starting to look for another share for 2011.

cloud_dog

sabretoothtigger wrote: »

EMED recently took another step to opening back the famous rio tinto mine. Risen a bit recently

FPM
PMK own a bit of FPM
Built up a bit of BARC PE of 3.
GOG FGP transport groups
3IN 3i infrastruture including india
3INW warrants
BNC Santander
ERE India port owner developer
POS
RRL
CEY egpyt gold
GKP iraqi oil explorer
BAE
AGK
HDY
HYC
XTA
cluff, vgm - gold
bg group o
lcg
JIIS
CNE
ABG
POG
LLOY RBS

STT, wow

What a large (compared to mine) but varied porfolio. I bet you have to stay busy monitoring them, or are you more of a build and wait (patience is the key).

jimjames

For me, the following investment trusts, rest is Unit trusts in ISAs.

TMPL, FSV, SJG, ABD, GPE, TREG, BRLA

IronWolf

I've been watching HMV with interest, their current price is very attractive, but the underlying business isn't robust enough for me to buy, their debt is too high for my risk thresholds.

But for anyone thats a risk taker, HMV dont realy have any competition anymore, and at the current price the dividend presents a very large yeild compared to the rest of the market. I think they slashed their dividends this year, but in a couple of years if they go back to the historical norm, you're looking at a 25% yield buying at this price!

Not too shabby!

Plus if the company doesnt go bankrupt I have absolutely no doubt the share price will double or more in the future.

lvader

I havn't got too many individual stocks at the momemnt. I have;

LMI - South African PMG miner
FRES - Mexican Silver & gold miner
Cisco - Dead cheap at the moment, owns the corporate networking market and is moving into the consumer domain.
AMD - Bit of a punt, they have a good product range moving into 2011 and could well be a takeover candidate.

sabretoothtigger

I like INTC and MSFT even Ivader. tons of money and good yield and growth possible

HMV dont realy have any competition anymore

Why would that occur, maybe the market itself is declining. Online retailer and mail orders are higher then ever. Just in general this appears to be the case as retailing changes to different ways of operating, JIT etc

Any of these share picks above I think its all about spotting a market expanding in its prospects. For HMV this would be online, Im not sure if they can adapt with those only really deal in this market such as amazon

their debt is too high for my risk thresholds

that doesnt sound good, I thought they were better then most. If they have to restructure it could be expensive, I dont know. I dont think they attractive especially, where is their edge

Yell is another one, bad debts to say the least apparently


I' dont own all those Cloud and mostly just small amounts. will post this years performers in a min (of what I have still)

blinko

surely you gotta look at ditching the FTSE tracker soon, all time high and that !!! i woudl seriously give it some thought at reducing your exposure

other than that with all due respect how on earth do you keep on top of them all, im sure you are overlapping in exposure

why Tesco ??? it barely moves it doesnt pay large dividends???

too add I would look at shorting HMV i woudl expect a disappointing xmas trading statement from them its tough for them, look at virigin and what happended to them

lvader

Tescos is quite a good difensive stock, it tends to do better when others are not.