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The last NT podcast:
https://soundcloud.com/thenakedtrader/nt5

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Good to see a few of you last week for the online seminar. Only one woman this time so Lorraine you'll probably end up being the best trader.
Fantastic questions, discussions and interesting live markets all day.

Clothes wise Ali won the day with his cat jumper.

We had the bank crisis kick off that day so made it even more interesting.

Hope you all got the notes, if you didn't please let me know, sometimes they go in spam.

If you missed this online seminar, the next beginner/improver is on April 26th, see above or below for details.

Hopefully a good chance for beginners/improvers to see how I do things live as you have your new 20k isa allowance.

We were a click away from being in Palma Spain right now.

The weather looked crap here and great in Palma and we thought why not head for some sun?

We were going to book one of the villas we use for the investor retreats.

Our September retreat by the way is sold out but if you want to spend three days with me, Elizabeth and our amazing physio June 13th-16th in Palma let me know.

But we looked at flights and found it was almost impossible to get a short term one on the day we wanted.

The carriers don't fly out every day in the winter season which was a surprise.

We might have got a slot on a different day but with all the trimmings it was nearly £1,500 for each of us and even if I was a billionaire, sorry that is taking the piss!

It did make me wonder about buying airline shares though.

The headline prices all look reasonable but you have to pay more say, if you want to be allowed to breathe on the plane.

I guess with so many desperate for a holiday they may do well.

So sadly we stayed in cold rainy UK. Never mind, June is not far off.

I was bemused on an outing to a amusement centre in Wandsworth called Gravity with my son.

It does bowling, go karts, amusements and suchlike.

These places are amazing at grabbing your money and giving, well not that much back.

The "arcade games" are hilarious - they are designed to take £1.50 off you about every 30 seconds.

But I kept looking around me at families spending £100s wondering: Where's the money coming from?

The answer is contactless cards.

I guess the minimum amount of hardly anything is paid every month.

But what happens as rates go up and the credit card companies start to demand money with menaces?

And how about Klarna and all the websites offering "it's ok you only have to stump up a bit of the money" offers.

I'm afraid people are too used to buying what they want when they don't have the funds to back it up.

I reckon if people at Gravity were only allowed to use cash they'd have taken a budget with them to spend and when the cash ran out, that's it.

I took £50 in notes, we spent that in an hour. Bet if I had taken contactless we'd have done £100.

Anyway I know at this point I sounds like a boring old fart, but the transition from cash to contactless will see major debt problems ahead.

Good to meet a few of you at the last event.

Thanks for the lovely feedback like this from Chris:

"What a great day! Thanks so much for the effort and time you both put in.

I've been a teacher for the last 30 years and I'm not sure I could have kept a group of pupils so captivated for so long.

Humour and in-depth subject knowledge go a long way!

Too many best bits to mention, but I was impressed that you had read all the questionnaires and had something to say about each one.

Also, I loved seeing your thought process in deciding which shares to trade and level 2 was also an eye opener.

Thanks Chris, we so enjoyed it.

Thanks a lot for recent online seminar feedback!
.. Such as this from Phil:

"The seminar was delivered with huge integrity (there was Zero hidden agenda/ulterior motives, it was simple and open with some great laughs thrown in)

As much as I found myself trying to complicate the process and make it more sophisticated in my own tiny brain.

You brought it back to, Keep Things Simple. Do Your Own Research. Trade without emotion and above all, trade the market you find"¦ not what you or some pundit thinks it should be.

You also took the time to answer "every" question anyone posed. And it was every question.
Loads of shares ideas to boot, but more importantly the process to find your own.
Brilliant!
Thanks Andrew - we have got rather experienced at running them on zoom now!

Claire mailed me with some feedback on the seminar which she attended.

"Thanks for a fantastic seminar, I learned a lot and got every question I could think of answered. I think the most beneficial thing to me was just seeing with my own eyes how you go through the process of picking shares to buy and witnessing your thought process as you go through and also being able to ask questions as they arise. The system you and Elizabeth have for answering all the questions is fabulous & means you depart the maximum amount of information that is humanly possible in one day! The next day I just wished I was doing the course again instead of going back to work as it seemed dull in comparison."

Thanks Claire! It was a lovely group with a great sense of humour.

Jas, thanks for your mail as you've been to two zoom seminars.

"Just wanted to say thank you for a couple of wonderful seminars.
Your seminars were brilliant. Delivered methodically and with just a simple honest approach to dealing with the markets. You've helped me immensely in sorting my trading plan out and finding a good and profitable way to trade. After many months trying to figure out level 2, you sorted that out in one afternoon.

Since the seminar, I have placed 5 trades, 2 have closed out with profits and 3 are still running with profits. All trades placed using fundamental research and not Youtube videos
from David:

"Well it doesn't happen often, but I am absolutely speechless! I don't think I have ever spent a more worthwhile day nor spent money more wisely and gladly.

I for one was practically at the point of orgasm all day in my enjoyment and appreciation of what you were presenting! Even though I have read NT time and again, to see you going through the process of stock assessment over and over was incalculably useful and I managed to take six A4 pages of notes during the day. I was fascinated to learn about (and see) Level 2 in action and learn more about Spread "˜Betting'.

I thought the presentation balance was perfection, and Elizabeth was a complete star with her very well-judged handling of the questions....

.....This is a rather long-winded way of saying thank you so much to both of you - today was one of the top five most enjoyable days of my life, and I greatly look forward to joining you again!"

Budgets are very dull now it's all leaked beforehand.

Indeed I spent the budget in a spa area getting lots of bubbles sprayed at my body, hang on this is beginning to sound like my dad wrote a porno..

Actually there was little in it, I don't much care about pensions - ISA's are the best.

You can take money out when you want with no tax bother.

By the way, if you have more than 85k and are worried your bank might go bust transfer it to NSI.

Savings are 100% guaranteed not just 85k.

And of course there are premium bonds paying over 3%. Those are guaranteed too.

I can see why they abolished the upper limit on pensions, it's to get doctors back into work.

But with Labour a shoo in at the next election and pledging to reverse the change how can anyone get involved with raising the amount they have in.

Tik Tok is being banned on Government phones.

I reckon all phone comms should be banned and it's time to go back to typewriters.

People and the government seems worried about Tik Tok spying on us.

Just delete it!! You don't really need it do you? Isn't it all people just showing off and trying to be clever?

Think of the amount of time you spend on it. Life's short, what a waste.

Same with Twitter. Delete it! Add up the time spent on it. Does it really enhance your life?

I have none of it and frankly quite pity people trapped in those type of worlds arguing with people they don't know.

All these things are designed to be addictive. How much time are you on Twitter and Tik Tok for? Add it up honestly, you may be shocked.

Go do something else - have a walk, a swim, get out to a museum or something. Or anything else than being stuck on your phone or computer.

There's a new injection that will make you slimmer. It suppresses the appetite.

It's a new drug - what could possibly go wrong?

Fleishman Is in Trouble *** Disney
Based on the famous book, a tale of an unhappy US doctor and his love life problems.

Some excellent lines and some maudlin bits too making up an entertaining easy watch.

It's a little bit like a Woody Allen movie.

Mr In Between **** Disney
This is an under the radar Aussie series that some tip to become the next Breaking Bad.

It's about a guy who kills to order and we follow his work and love life.

It's more comedy than drama and there's loads of good sharp lines and laugh out loud moments.

Only seen the first two but great so far and apparently it gets even better. Just 25 minute episodes so easily digestible. I can highly recommend. I even like the Aussie accents.

Oh, and the hero is bald!

The Last of Us **** Sky Atlantic
The series has just wrapped up and it has the feeling of being the new Game of Thrones.

I'd say better than GOT. Lots of great action but brilliant storytelling too.

A finale which has divided fans. It wasn't much of a happy ending and we await series 2.

Match of the Day ***** BBC1
It was fantastic without the commentary and punditry! All done and dusted in 20. Perfect. Fire all the commentators and pundits and give us all a nice licence fee rebate.

When you support a team like Fulham we're always the last game at 11.45pm so this is perfect, all done at 10.50. If you support a big team of course you will disagree.

But how about a compromise? Normal MOTD on BBC 1 and on BBC 2 30 mins of highlights. Take your pick!

Obviously if your team lost 3-0 to Arsenal, neither - just go to bed early and sulk.

They say don't worry so much about the junior doctors' strike.

That's because the consultants are in. Must be a bit of a shock for some of them to put a real shift in...

Q: Why do local government workers not open windows in the morning?

A: So they have something to do in the afternoon.

Q: What do Scottish people call the Disney Plus channel?

A: Disney matter.

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Well, there I was last time thinking everything was nice and calm, lovely and easy.

Hah! What a fool!

It's inevitable when things look good, stable and calm the market will throw in a grenade to shake us out of our complacency.

Hmmm, how shall we piss off investors? Hey what about a bank bust! That'll wipe the smile off their greedy faces! Watch them cry as their portfolios burn, ha ha!

Watch them panic sell their shares, then miss buying them back as they zip up again!

That's the market for you. It can be hard work when things get volatile.

I was doing a live online seminar a few days ago when this all started, which made it rather interesting.

Indeed looking back over the years I've done so many seminars on a bad day.

I remember in 2008 doing one with 50 panicked people in a hotel right in the middle of it.

Frankly I was pretty glad when that one was over.

There was another in 2012, can't remember what that crisis was but whatever we bought on the day went up a lot soon after.

Same in 2010, something about Dubai, oh there was the Egypt one. Covid panic of course and there was something in 2019.

I reckon on each of the bad days if you had bought good stuff then waited you'd be quids in.

Still us humans are scared things aren't we. The market never scares me as I only have money in I can afford to lose.

If this is NOT the case with you then of course you will be scared. Make sure you can really afford to be in.

Though my greatest fear was always being in the car with my mum (rip) who was a crazy driver and always drove in the middle lane up the motorway at 50 with people hooting and flicking V sign in the other lanes.

I was always glad we got to our destination still alive.

I digress. Stop it Robbie, no-one cares about your mum's terrible driving.

The problem is are banking problems going to get any worse?

Credit Suisse has been putting out terrible statements for years. Could it cause more falls?

For the moment anyway it has been saved along with SVB.

The fault fairly obviously lies with investment bankers, the overuse of leverage and cheap debt.

As usual the powers that be let them get away with selling loads of leverage and sticking debt in little internet folders somewhere hoping they would never be uncovered.

Still, maybe this whole thing for now will be a storm in a teacup?

Right what have I been up to then?

As usual I don't have the foggiest as to what the future holds and I just try and slowly follow what is going on.

You'll notice some commentators are always glass half full "Nothing to worry about, good time to buy on the dips" or half empty "Get out while you can, banks are going bust and there is only gloom ahead".

I'm neither - I'm a follower not a leader. A lover, not a fighter. A... (Please stop these inane witterings ffs, it's worse then ever.)

So I topsliced a few things and went into some cash. Not much of a big deal, just clipped bits here and there.

And I also added a few index shorts and the etf short for the isa. (See the book).

I'll see how it goes, if it's a load of nothing I can switch tack.

One argument is, as Warren Buffet said, buy at peak fear. But are we there yet?

Might be worth keeping some cash back for now.

I have kept an eye on a few shares that look value and we discussed quite a few at the online seminar last week.

Spire Healthcare always finds support in the low 200s and time to pick up a few.
It goes in a range of low 200s to mid 200s. It's had this trading range for some time.

The value here isn't so much in the profit and loss account but more in the intrinsic value and net assets.

These led to a bid a while back which didn't go ahead but at this weaker price maybe we could get another.

In any event private providers are doing well as fed up people waiting for ops pay for themselves.

I did that for an op. Actually the price was reasonable and nowhere near as much as if I'd paid for an insurance policy.

Self payers are growing and this suits. On the downside there's inflation, staff sickness etc.

But now covid is on the back burner there's a lot who need ops.

It's an easy one to trade as I'll just take a loss if it falls much below 200p support.

Kitwave KITW came up on quite a few screens at the online seminar last week and even after rises the fundamentals still look decent.

Also, it seemed to be holding up well against a market downturn.

The level 2 order book looked decent and I bought a few. Caveat is it has gone up a lot so a quick exit might be needed if I bought on a high when others want to take profit.

Final results at this wholesaler were excellent with massive rises in profits and a decent dividend.

It could easily have more upside with 300p the first target.

NWF is a share that looks in a sweet spot and added some. They're a bit under the radar which is always nice and makes them less volatile than others. No-one is that interested.

A very nice ahead of statement last week - indeed "significantly ahead of expectations".

NWF looks significantly undervalued at a cap of only 133m.

Looks a nice longer-term ISA hold with a good dividend too.

I picked up some Oxford Metrics OMG.

This looks rather interesting as it has a massive cash pile sitting there from a sale.

With such a cash pile in a further market meltdown it's unlikely there is much downside.

Its current businesses all seem to be going well with its smart sensing software getting a good takeup with a big order book.

The only downside I could find was a director sale about 10p higher a while back. Well, maybe he needed the money to pay off a mistress or something.

As I have been saying for ages, if you own a share that's doing well and gone up a lot, sell some the day or two before results!

This is highlighted as a strategy in my new upcoming book.

Because the "Buy the rumour sell the news" cliche, well it's true and never more so now.

A share goes up a load. Statement day comes, shares tumble even though said statement is good, people want to take profits. Then stops get hit and down it comes some more, overshooting to the downside as people fret.

If you like the shares, best plan is to sell some (or all) a day or two before results.

Wait a day or two or three for the turn then buy them back.

However. If they haven't gone up ahead of results and you like them, don't sell.

For example I didn't sell my Bloomsbury shares. Results were great and they went up on the statement because there was no one out there busting to take profits. They are doing well, looking at buying more.

Different with YU which had doubled and more before statement day.

So I sold half my YU Group before the results and bought them back a day or two later.

They tumbled really badly on report day and I wished I'd sold them all but never mind.

I bought them back at a lower price and they should now settle down now profit takers and in and out traders are gone.

Results for YU Group were excellent - at under £100m cap it looks very good value now with potential for another 40-50% upside. PEG ratio is impressive.

Happy to have bought back in and expect the volatility to subside soon and continue a nice uptrend once the whole market relaxes.

Another example of a share that has done well for me about to report is APH.

A statement is due next week but I have doubled on them. So there must be a fair chance it will sell off on its report.

On this one I sold the lot banking £3,340. Maybe next week's statement will be so good I should have held on. But who cares? I banked a nice profit, why be greedy?

If it does sink on report day next week I can repeat my trick. Wait a couple of days for the profit taking to finish then buy.

I shorted ENOG.

This one appeared on a lot of screens as a short idea and a momentum trap.

The stocko algos hate this and they are usually right. They reckon it is a "sucker stock". It qualifies for lots of shorting screens, it has got a massive debt and an M score of 9.45 means it is possibly manipulating earnings.

It's quite a big exploration and production co and I could be totally wrong but hopefully a stop will get me out if I'm barking up the wrong tree.

I wasn't sure whether to short banks or not given they've come down a lot already and what if you are short and there's a big spike up.

Looked too tricky but then I came across Bank of Georgia and ended up with a little short on that.

Apparently things in Georgia have been going well, but you wonder if it can keep going?

With massive rises under its belt perhaps a fall from grace could come here.

The aaf trade range paid off for £297. Indv proved disappointing and a loss of £189.

My small bit of Gaw hit a stop and went for a loss of £53.

For those of you who attended the online seminar, I must point out the make money on the FTSE going down ETF that you saw in my isa account went up 25%!

(Yes you really get to see my accounts, everything here is real, really!)

This helped to make some money while some of the long-termers in the isas went down on paper.

I'm up a big amount on FTSE and DAX spreadbet shorts - I got lucky, all the stops are in profit.

Elsewhere with some recent trades became a borderline decision on whether to sell some or all.

But PZC, megp, Beg all just about held their own or down a bit. So the sell button nearly got hit, not quite. PZC paid a near 3p dividend so that gets a little extra slack.

Of course if there is another meltdown they'll have to go, or at least part sells.

Though I was surprised I didn't get hit as badly as I thought. Still I now have banked £400,000 which will sit there on the side for the likely upturn.

Wandisco. This was the top short we discussed at the spreadbet seminar just 3 weeks ago.

I had no idea it was a possible bust but the reason for the short idea was loss making, most of what it claimed to do looked like bs, and the valuation of £900m.

As I said Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden would have laughed and chased the management out of the Den.

We couldn't get a short on with IG but could with Spreadex.

Just two days before the suspension I got stopped out... by just 5 points! For a loss! Bah!!

If I had set the stop ten points higher I'd be sitting pretty with the probability of a nice £13k profit at some point.

Even worse I had written some stuff on it for here. But just before I was about to update last time I got cold feet and pulled what I had written.

I thought it was way too high risk and what if people copied me, didn't use a stop and it went up another 500 points?

I kept what I'd pulled so here is what I did write that you never saw and more on why it was a short.

Here is what I was going to publish:

"One share that kept popping up as a short idea at the sb seminar was Wandisco.

There's a screen on stockopedia "Momentum traps".

This screen points out shares that "have strong momentum but are low quality and value associated with discussion forum ramping and questionable share tips."

"Sentiment is the only thing supporting them and prices can rise to nosebleed levels, when that support declines momentum traps can crash spectacularly."

Well this one has risen from 2 quid to 12. I tried really hard to understand what it does and I haven't the foggiest.

It's worth nearly a billion yet though so far over many years it's only ever lost money though it does have some cash.

There was a trading update - revenue was $24m, cash $19m. But it didn't say what losses were.

Forecasts are for losses of $19m this year and $11m next. How any of this equates to a $900m valuation?

My guess is if Peter Jones was asked to stump up $900m for this he'd get cross and do his "how dare you come in here with your mad valuation".

Excitement seems to be from various recent contracts but they seem low level and no idea on actual profits from them.

It's perfectly possible as an old fart I don't understand this is the next big thing and Wand may be the next Apple.

However for now this "internet of all things" (????) company looks the wrong price and I went short.

Just in case momentum keeps pushing it up the stop is there.

What I like about screens like this is they take out all the human emotion/bs out of the equation especially the bit where we're a pack animal and want to follow others, and oh of course the fear of missing out."

There you are - of course now I wish I'd kept that in.

The reason a lot of pi's were in this was the fear of missing out. It's a very strong emotion.

You get annoyed others are making money from something and don't want to miss it.

Interesting then the stockopedia algos should have kept you out of it.

All the signs were there, terrible scores a "momentum trap" valuation.

But I totally understand why if you were in it and big commiserations if you were in big.
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The head cheese was apparently doing the interview rounds being very bullish.

It's another lesson to consider whether you should listen to these interviews or go to events with the bosses.

They are only going to feed you bs. They won't tell you what is really happening.

And think about it: if their co is so good why do they need to be going around touting it?

Become sceptical of companies who are paying to be at shows to promote themselves.
One idea to check before buying a share - do the stockopedia algos rate it a "sucker stock" or a "Momentum trap".

If either have a very good look at it before you buy.

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BEGINNERS/IMPROVERS April 26th Online

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Stockopedia has some decent screens, start for example with the quality screen.

For a 25% discount , a free trial and access to lots of great screening tools and lots more go to https://www.stockopedia.com/nakedtrader/

Some of you are now also using Sharepad.
I take both Sharepad and Stockopedia - on Sharepad I especially like the company forecasts, not only are they pre-tax forecasts but often look ahead right out into 2025 which I feel really helps me make a decision. Also many net debt forecasts are up to 2025.

For more, including a video on what's offered plus a no quibble 30 day money back guarantee and a month or two months free go to this link:

https://sharescope.co.uk/nakedtrader
All subscribers are entitled to a free one-to-one training session with an expert.

New Zoom seminar date 10am-4.30pm venue: Your Place!
For a no brainer free 14 day trial of stockopedia click here:

https://stockopedia.com/nakedtrader

Lots of great screens and brilliant algorythms which give out red flags (and green ones).

Sharescope/SharePad It has lots of great research tools, it is well laid out and it has pre-tax profit forecasts which I find very handy. You can also upgrade to level 2 and real time prices.

For more, including a video on what's offered plus a no quibble 30 day money back guarantee and a month or two months free go to this link:

https://sharescope.co.uk/nakedtrader

20% discount for research tree.

Research Tree is a site that offers broker notes on shares, indepth with all the financials and target prices. So if a company reports, you can see what the brokers think - and you can also see the upgrades and downgrades. Plus the top shorted shares, a news feed and lots more.

To access the discount, go to
https://www.research-tree.com/code/nakedtrader

It's that time of the year when you can add 20k into an isa.

It is an amazing tax perk and we are very lucky to have it, I am especially grateful and remember the feeling a while back when I made the first tax free million in one!

I use Barclays, IG and Interactive Investor for mine.

Interactive Investor have a referral thing for the moment so if you want £125 of fees taken off let me know - available for anyone who invests 10k plus.

On the referral I apparently would get £200 into my account so a win win for both of us?

If you want to go for the referral and the money off email me at robbiethetrader@aol.com and will send you details of how we can do it.
Stockopedia as ever is SO useful. It really is a must have! And some fantastic talented writers/commentators too like Paul Scott.

Brilliant stats on all shares, amazing stock screens and lots more.
https://stockopedia.com/nakedtrader
gets you a big discount and 14 days free trial.

Spreadco still seems to have the tightest spreads for FTSE 250 shares and the FTSE.

https://www.spreadco.com/nakedtrader to open an account under Dymitry.

***Research tree discount offer: 20pc off.***
I really can recommend it as it is a big help and complements the brilliant stockopedia, the only other site I recommend.
So this site has broker notes on companies, plenty of in depth research. You can find things such as pre-tax profit forecasts and the most shorted companies. There's an easy search facility and also a news feed.
So for example on the morning of a share result or statement you can get a broker report on that share, it is really useful! Broker reports are usually very in depth and I especially like being able to see a full year pre tax profit forecast which seems impossible to get elsewhere.
You can get a limited free account - for full access if you like it - click "upgrade" and there is a 20 per cent discount if you type nakedtrader into the discount code box.
The address is research-tree.com - for the discount remember the code nakedtrader after you ask to upgrade. If you upgrade let me know if the upgrade thing works well and is easy or if you encountered any probs getting the 20pc off.
For small caps try http://www.spreadex.com/nakedtrader. Spreadex say for the moment they will carry on with most of the shares so that could be another place to deal in shares IG won't.
Trades made for my sipp are exclusively available on my email service (this is the website stuff plus exclusive trades mailed to you earlier on update days). For subscription details mail me
with "email interested"

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NT Radio show 5, the latest: https://soundcloud.com/thenakedtrader/nt5

The Naked Trader Radio Show number four
https://soundcloud.com/thenakedtrader/radio-show-4

Show three is here:
https://soundcloud.com/thenakedtrader/radio-show-the-third

The second show was here:
https://soundcloud.com/thenakedtrader/christmas-newyear2019

The first show: https://soundcloud.com/thenakedtrader/radioshow2018
If you are thinking of A ftse trade try https://www.spreadco.com/nakedtrader
as their spread is the tightest at 0.8. Also very pleased with execution - FTSE cos the cheapest spreads there too.

It is hard to find a firm that does prices on the very small companies but this company does: https://www.spreadex.com/nakedtrader
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Trade tables follow! Trades are current open and recently closed trades. Closed trades feature the closing price and the amount I won or lost. All others are open. Trades get updated a little later than the narrative. Trading costs are ignored, however I also do not add in dividend payments and with the kinds of companies I buy, dividends tend to equal or outweigh costs. Spread rollovers ignored for web purposes. Tables as accurate as poss however a mistake or two can creep in and very occasionally if I forgot I sold or bought something it will be added at a later time. Trades first reported in the diary under Markets every other Thursday afternoon.