The dumb money bought PINT on the last retail spike....oh, wait, that was you wasn't it.

The dumb money thinks you can't short an IT, oh wait, also you

The dumb money said anything more than CGT was over diversification....I think we all know who that was

Impressive track record, outdone only by BB with SUPP & RGL etc

But nope, only you two understand markets ;-)

Personally I feel the Trump boost will run a little yet.

But there may come a time to nibble away at ATH's.

I actually hit an ATH in the first week of January and there have been half a dozen more since.

The only area in my sights at present for trimming is the good ole UK which I think is in for a rough time this year but is looking bouyant as of today. I may switch a bit more FTSE into UK Corporate bonds ready for base rate falls that look a tadge more likely short term.

There's this one

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ben ski Posted: 3 months ago
That was me buying PINT from 12:47 onwards yesterday – then once it'd been bumped up +4%, it seemed to spark more buying.

I don't know what kind of play monkey (sorry, money) you guys are using, but it's not even trading 6 figures most days – so when I say it takes a day for me to fill an order..

Still, I was staring at the price chart on Tuesday evening, and the discount is unjustifiable – it does need to start trading at higher volumes to attract serious investors – there's a chimpanzee colony doing a lot of small trades, and a group of macaques building positions from Whipsnade – but there's a good opportunity to get in early on a trust that is in one of the most promising parts of the market. Part of the market that could beat growth private equity over the next era.

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ben ski;321176 wrote:
That was me buying PINT from 12:47 onwards yesterday – then once it'd been bumped up +4%, it seemed to spark more buying.

I don't know what kind of play monkey (sorry, money) you guys are using, but it's not even trading 6 figures most days – so when I say it takes a day for me to fill an order..

Still, I was staring at the price chart on Tuesday evening, and the discount is unjustifiable – it does need to start trading at higher volumes to attract serious investors – there's a chimpanzee colony doing a lot of small trades, and a group of macaques building positions from Whipsnade – but there's a good opportunity to get in early on a trust that is in one of the most promising parts of the market. Part of the market that could beat growth private equity over the next era.




That's the "Instagram" .......this is the reality, the buying was early, and the spike got sold into, and by 12.50 (handily marked on this 3 minute chart) , twas flat, with very little volume.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/Z8Q8V1VL/

Oh, and getting in early? Try a weekly chart and see if anyone reckons early might just have been late March........

https://www.tradingview.com/x/CDURmjsF/

Right now, that's an over bought stock, which for the sake of the genuine folk who hold I hope carries on upwards, but a wise man once taught me "Never jump in on a spike, you'll most likely get impaled"

You'll notice the emoji marking your trade (or claim of one)

And finally, the same chart now - https://www.tradingview.com/x/tVfo8XoQ/

As you've also spent much time since demonstrating your photoshop skills with all those rather unedifying pictures of a full England, faking a contract note is hardly an effort for you, but back when you claimed to buy PINT, yo wanted us all to be immensely impressed.

Must try harder, some of us actually have memories!

UK is a difficult one - feels like it’s going to crater but keeps popping back up.

My plan is to take a bit more out of equity when the S&P touches 6500 and put more into fixed income above 5%. Unless yields go above 6% I’ll keep at least 50% in equity. Interesting times and feel very positive in the last few days that Trump and earnings will fuel the rally.

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