I really wouldn't know Stephen. I do know that whatever you expect, rarely happen. I have so many with one-bagabillity that whatever I pick will likely be wrong, tho hard to see WRKS not being the biggest rally.
I have mid caps like KIE and GNC that look they they could double in a year. Most of what I have needs one bit of news. Even FEVR could have one bit of news and double in days imo.
I just cross my fingers they all do the 50% to 100%+ in a year that I think they can all do.
Have you had a look at B&M Bargains? Right up your street. New CEO who has purchased over £500k worth of shares, 7% divi, profitable, decent margins and looks like it bouncing from a decent level. Problems are the chart trending down, brokers downgrading and the fact the new CEO could kitchen sink any issues at the next trading update on 15th July. worth a look.
GB Group is looking pretty vulnerable to a US p/e takeover, IMO. Ticks all the boxes: v low debt, profitable, global markets, market leading, recurring revenue, macro tailwinds, undervalued against US peers (on a p/e of 12.9). What do you think, Rich? A bowl could be forming (if you zoom out to the weekly chart)
Short term I can see a bowl, long term there is a bowl that fell over imo.
I can't love GBG, years of being too highly rated. There are some stock. The valuation looks decent, I have ust looked at it foe tioo long and not understood it or thought I wanted it.
A bit out of my norm for investing really, as far as understanding the co and competition.
Agree, I was long them late last year. COST is another one
Yes, attractive here and should benefit from the weaker $ imo.
On my watchlist - a buy perhaps when I have some cash spare.
Thanks
Thanks Rebel
Great stuff as usual!
What would be your top five shares that are gonna rally like mad? WRKS FTC CHH LIKE PEBB
I really wouldn't know Stephen. I do know that whatever you expect, rarely happen. I have so many with one-bagabillity that whatever I pick will likely be wrong, tho hard to see WRKS not being the biggest rally.
I have mid caps like KIE and GNC that look they they could double in a year. Most of what I have needs one bit of news. Even FEVR could have one bit of news and double in days imo.
I just cross my fingers they all do the 50% to 100%+ in a year that I think they can all do.
Got it
I had Fevr and still on the watchlist as are many many more.
Just really happy with recent trading and looking to push on here in the 2nd half of 2025
Anyway have a good weekend.
you too. I think the back half of this year could be really good.
Terrific scan of your trading week Richard. Always a rewarding and entertaining read. Thanks as always.
Glad you enjoy it
Have you had a look at B&M Bargains? Right up your street. New CEO who has purchased over £500k worth of shares, 7% divi, profitable, decent margins and looks like it bouncing from a decent level. Problems are the chart trending down, brokers downgrading and the fact the new CEO could kitchen sink any issues at the next trading update on 15th July. worth a look.
GB Group is looking pretty vulnerable to a US p/e takeover, IMO. Ticks all the boxes: v low debt, profitable, global markets, market leading, recurring revenue, macro tailwinds, undervalued against US peers (on a p/e of 12.9). What do you think, Rich? A bowl could be forming (if you zoom out to the weekly chart)
Short term I can see a bowl, long term there is a bowl that fell over imo.
I can't love GBG, years of being too highly rated. There are some stock. The valuation looks decent, I have ust looked at it foe tioo long and not understood it or thought I wanted it.
A bit out of my norm for investing really, as far as understanding the co and competition.
CR worth taking a look at #PROC #MHA #OHGR #FOUR #AVON #LTHM #SDG #SRAD varying bowls, some had updates this week but all look very good
I watch most of them thanks. You can't buy everythging and you must not have too many holdings or you dilute your winners too much imo.
Lots of stuff going to rally like mad imo
Nice work Rebel, if you're interested in KEIR, GFRD are worth running the slide rule over.