two questions - quidco and b'card

oscar52

First Q

On Quid co, there is a link to equitalk? - To get the payment do you have to sign up to one of their "monthly" contracts or will the "pay n go" won do (need to enter a code)?

Second

I have some shares worth around £600 - they are rising steadily (around 200% in last 12 - 18 months). Would you bite the bullet now, take the money (most of which is profit) an clear the lowest debt (B'card) or wait a little longer and hope for a bigger rise

LookingAhead

I can only "help" on point 2 (offer an opinion really...) in that if it were me I would wait a bit longer and pay a bit more off the Barclaycard or (pay all of it off if possible) so that I could hit a second credit card with it too.

But that's just me and I don't know the stock market at all...except I know it can go down as well as up! How useful I am!

specs_3

Question 1. Go to the site and have a look.

Question 2. A million variables that would be different to every person on this site.

oscar52

specs wrote:

Question 1. Go to the site and have a look.

Question 2. A million variables that would be different to every person on this site.

looked at site - its unclear. Says to sign up, but does that mean to a monthly plan o rnot?

Suppose it would also help if people knew the shares - mutual.net - currently 89p/share

hypno06

Number one, I can't help with.

Number two MY OPINION ONLY is to sell into strength. Once you have your profit, no one can take it away from you.

Won't go into why but I know of a thousand times where people have held on expecting greater things, got too greedy and ended up with absolutely nothing.

But, as I said, it is just my opinion. Only you know the answer really

liuhut

I once had some shares that had gone up to being worth £1400 , was going to sell and the next day the company went bust...lost the money and was pig sick.
This week I have sold some other shares and have made £1200 profit...if I had waited a couple more days it would have been £100 more. Sell them for what you are happy with...if you have made profit thats great but could you afford to loose the money if the company went t*its up.

oscar52

they never really cost anything - were "units" to begin and became shares when had enough - had to sign up to certain offers and such - think I will leave them another week, then sell (it will clear a debt and give me money for a knees up)