Shares for 2022

Peterdev

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It looks like there is going to be a good start to 2022. Already sold Taylor Wimpey but would have done better holding back. City of London IT going well too. Friend made a load on IAG, but for me too risky even if the upside looks potentially nice.
BP also started well. Nice earnings on it. MNG looking nice too.
Looking at profitable sectors, M and S are better than for a while and I suspect they’ll be returning to the FTSE 100 before long. I’d expect a nice bounce there. Building shares might well be out of favour as the economy stalls with higher interest rates imminent.
I am not keen in investing in banks but really believe this could be their best year for some time. They have plenty of cash behind them. They have started to buy into internet banks, and I see a small player was bought out.
Good luck t9 everyone who is Playing the markets this year
 
Looks likely that the cannabinoid firms will bounce back, Seed innovations already surging and whilst others are lagging, they should pick up.
Mitchells & Butlers are recovering strongly (up over 8% last 30 days)
Otherwise looking at Invesco (MW Int. Investment) as a long term hold, bit pricey but did well last year.
Airlines are being tipped by some as due to recover - IAG being in amongst those with Ryan air and Jet2. The idea being that we will be able to go on holiday at some point soon!
 
I'm hoping my current holdings improve, would love to get rid of Taylor Wimpy.

M&G now back in the green for me after a few months in the red!
 
Taylor Wimpey made me £300 this time round. I’ve sold 1000 City of London but may well buy them next week hopefully cheaper and before the dividend. M and G now in credit. They have a history of paying well for the next dividend.
Great day for the markets today. A friend of mine bought loads of IAG at 130, so a good return. I’m not keen on high risk though.
 
I've just put some money into some Metaverse stocks - Nvidia, Roblox and Facebook. Appreciate I'm buying these high and they'll be fairly volatile over the next few months but I'm convinced the metaverse will explode in the next 5/10 years and these 3 companies are set up nicely to benefit from that.

The Nasdaq dropped off over 3% yesterday which is slightly concerning - hoping its a mini blip rather than anything more drastic as my portfolio is abit tech-heavy.

Bitcoin and Ethereum both dropped 7+% yesterday too. Its a shame I hold them on the same platform as my stocks as I'd prefer to just not look at them for the next 5 years!
 
I got the jitters just before Christmas and felt that Omicron was going to cause a mini circuit break to be announced between Christmas and New Year.

That being the case I decided to return some stock to cash.

That idea has back fired so far 🙄🤷🏼‍♂️
 
The Nasdaq dropped off over 3% yesterday which is slightly concerning - hoping its a mini blip rather than anything more drastic as my portfolio is abit tech-heavy.

Bitcoin and Ethereum both dropped 7+% yesterday too. Its a shame I hold them on the same platform as my stocks as I'd prefer to just not look at them for the next 5 years!
Pretty sure that America's dive reaction was to the Federal reserve comments that it would tackle inflationary pressure aggressively together and the widening US balance of payments deficit meant a lot of profit taking occurred in America yesterday. The markets have rebounded half a per cent this morning based upon bond yields remaining at elevated levels.
Many commentators are predicting the bear market will continue in the US through 22. The longer term trend should be upwards but will inevitable remain volatile. That's the advice I have been given.
 
The Nasdaq dropped off over 3% yesterday which is slightly concerning - hoping its a mini blip rather than anything more drastic as my portfolio is abit tech-heavy.
To be fair if you wanted to track US 21 growth rates you had to be a bit tech heavy. That trend will continue through early 22 although that trend will inevitably change, the skill is timing the exit strategy.
 
I have bought nothing of late but will be looking at the portfolio in February.
Will also look at raw materials for a post Covid "bounce".
 
Next few years will probably be interesting for the likes of copper, lithium etc etc.
One of my most succesful shares in terms of growth has been LAC, it's up something like 300% from when I bought. Rare earth is an interesting area but also volatile. It's worth a look if anyone on here wants to add to a most risky area of their portfolio.
 
One of my most succesful shares in terms of growth has been LAC, it's up something like 300% from when I bought. Rare earth is an interesting area but also volatile. It's worth a look if anyone on here wants to add to a most risky area of their portfolio.

Got a few risky ones in the mix.

Anyone in Zinnwald Lithium, Tirupati Graphite, Technology Minerals, Bradda Lithium ?
 
First punt of the new year.............. Technology Minerals £TM1 bought at £0.0395 per share, mostly paid for out of dividends/income again.

Only did it because you can have a shareholding of thousands for not a lot of money.

Already up to £0.0440 in 2 days.

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Good shout….. Been in from 3p 😁

This one looks a real prospect for a LTH 👍
 
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