General / Off-Topic If you want Frontier Dev stock, buy now.

With the BREXIT vote complete, David Cameron just resigned and the UK stock markets have nosedived. The prices will correct over time, but if you want Frontier Development UK stock, buy it now. It's down 15 pounds as I write this. Chances are the UK economy will dip temporarily so the Pound will become cheaper to buy as well over the next few days.

The Frontier stock price is artificially low as a result.

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/...ry/company-summary/GB00BBT32N39GBGBXASQ1.html
 
With the BREXIT vote complete, David Cameron just resigned and the UK stock markets have nosedived. The prices will correct over time, but if you want Frontier Development UK stock, buy it now. It's down 15 pounds as I write this. Chances are the UK economy will dip temporarily so the Pound will become cheaper to buy as well over the next few days.

The Frontier stock price is artificially low as a result.

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/...ry/company-summary/GB00BBT32N39GBGBXASQ1.html

Chances are the UK is in deep .......
No ways

Cheers Cmdr's
 

Minonian

Banned
The first thing if you want normal economy this is what you must forget about it. :D Speculative investment. Its a         roller coaster and you never know.
 
With the BREXIT vote complete, David Cameron just resigned and the UK stock markets have nosedived. The prices will correct over time, but if you want Frontier Development UK stock, buy it now. It's down 15 pounds as I write this. Chances are the UK economy will dip temporarily so the Pound will become cheaper to buy as well over the next few days.

The Frontier stock price is artificially low as a result.

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/...ry/company-summary/GB00BBT32N39GBGBXASQ1.html

securing ......
 

Minonian

Banned
Hold on just a second! FD in stock? Not good...
This can lead to the same mistake what caused Interplay downfall.
 
Frankly, there are many better things to invest your money in right now. Movable assets.

The UK economy will dive. This is bad news. When it does, you need something you can take when you leave this sinking ship.
 
It won't be slumped for long, it's already recovered by a few % since this morning. FTSE has rocketed back up to above May levels.
 
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If you want fdev shares because you want fdev shares, maybe. If you want a short term investment... further research may be wise. Put it this way, it dropped 8% (never mind absolute amounts). So assuming a recovery, that's ~8% gain before two lots of trading fees, and there's no telling how long that'll take. How you research this situation is beyond me as there's little precedent and we're in unknown territory. It'll be a gamble either way.
 
Typical.

Uk economy is in shambles and what you want to do? making money out of it... You are all so disgusting.

No, you shore up your investments.

Like many, I trusted my pension savings to experts, who took so much in charges and such I ended up with a pension paying about the same as the dole.

There are many investments and many things which can be bought, which will accrue in value. Using some common sense and foresight, you can safeguard what you have worked so hard for.

Frankly, investing in any stocks is risky to say the least. Investing in a games company which appears to be run on the basis of 'Cool Graphics Man', which seems to accumulate more bugs than players and whose growth projections none of us know, (for obvious reasons), is dropping your cash into a drain.
 

Yaffle

Volunteer Moderator
Banknotes are an interest free loan from you to the central bank.

You've missed the boat on gold, I don't follow the other metals.
 
May be a good time to store some bank notes somewhere safe and some rare metals as well.

Bank notes are pointless if inflation takes off.

What you need to look out for are things like small, valuable jewellery. Gold, with conservative settings.

You could also try to buy a gold currency, such as Sovereigns or perhaps another. If you can afford it.

It's about having movable assets. If you can swallow them so much the better, hence the conservative settings.

But risking your savings on anything intangible, right now, is not a good idea.

As for maintaining the value of your banked savings, the only viable way to do that is to lodge them into an international bank. There are a few.

As things stand, it's all very risky. Farrage is an unknown quantity. We know he's dishonest, he doesn't keep his word and he has an enormous ego.

If Johnson and Gove can seize the moment they may be able to push Farrage aside.

If not then England will be under the control of a very dangerous man.
 
I try to have effectively more of the bank's money than they have of mine, although in my case it is low risk as that is tied up in the mortgage. Best we can do is NOT to do anything stupid and let things settle down a bit, says the person who bought a Vive on the basis of predicting price increases ahead! Not for the first time I hope I'm wrong...
 
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