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NEXT WEB UPDATE OCT 16th

A big "Hi" to all of you who came to the seminar on
Monday. I can't believe it sold out over a month ago
and sorry if space was tight and every seat taken.

So many lovely people spring to mind especially
a lovely couple up front. A fabulous Fulham FC fan!
Many who'd made mistakes but happy to own up for
benefit of beginners. And lots of interesting stories
with big, big, thanks to Graham for his rather
harrowing stories and his honesty. A big
help for beginners.

The feedback tells me you all had a good day and very
happy about that. Lots of nice interesting trades showed
up and I know you were all happy with the free flowing
food and drink and especially pleased with the mini
full breakfasts.

Anyhow more on this later, thanks so much for coming
and I know a lot of you have already got level 2 and
it is helping. Some trades made already going well!

If you missed it or got turned down by me as it sold out
there is a new date Dec 3rd with an early
bird discount.

Mail me at robbiethetrader if interested with
Dec interested" in the subject line. I won't be doing any
in November.

Where did summer go? Where is time going?
The older you get you really realise time is short!

Now I could bore you all with details of our summer hols
but I won't. Who wants to read about someone's holiday
when you don't know them? That would be like looking
at someone's tedious Facebook page.

Here's a picture of us in Spain having a wonderful time. We're
a perfect family who never fall out or argue, I bet you'd like
to be just like us." So I'll stick to more recent events!

First this summer I released the Naked Trader Radio Show!
The link is here:

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I did it for fun and not for profit (in fact there is quite a loss!!) .

Nearly all the feedback has been good so I am considering doing
a "winter" one later this year. Maybe !!

Some unexpected things arose from it.

One reader said "
I enjoyed the jokes and comedy but was taken aback by
your choice of music. we are about the same age but my wife
and I are stuck in the 80s/90s with music. It inspired both
of us to step up into the present and one of my new favourite
artist is Galantis so thank you!"

I am very happy with that! I know some of the new music is
horrible but some of it is excellent. If you haven't listened to
new pop music since the 80s you may be pleasantly
surprised by some of the new stuff. Why not try?

Thanks for some of the other comments too, it was good
fun doing it so we will see about another near Xmas.

A reminder you can still enter the £200 comp on the naked trader
radio show!

Deadline for entry is Oct 15th and no-one so far
has got all of the answers right! So there is still time to listen and
win.

A point for every tune you can identify and anything you hear
in the background. Might be worth a try! Winners will be announced
here on the first update after the 15th.

As time marches on, things in life tend to change relatively slowly.

Sometimes though there is an event where things change just
like that. Such an event has just happened to us, which is sending
our much loved son to weekly boarding school.

He's been there for 13 years, and we have seen him nearly
every day. All of a sudden he has gone. Yes, it is an
empty nest.

I thought the Mrs would cry for two weeks as he was shut in
for the first weekend only. But actually she wasn't too bad!
We went off for a few days in the country to get over the
strange feeling that he wasn't around.

The school has told us: "If your child doesn't call you,
it is good news."

All was going well till the first phone call came a week in.
I don't belong here," he wailed. "I hate the country and
love London."

I figured a teacher had told him off.

For his first weekend back we were bracing ourselves for
a "don't send me back there" style battering along with a heap
of emotional blackmail.

The Mrs had sleepless nights over it. Were we awful parents
sending our only child away to weekly board?

I didn't think so. Playing footie at night with loads of footie
mad kids his age? A lovely room with just one other? Amazing
food and loads of facilities. Great teachers.

Better than his aged parents nagging him every night to do
homework.

Anyhow he arrived home. We expected the worst but there was
a twist.

Everything's great there," he said. "I love it!"

Phew! He had shown no interest in lessons previously but
described one of the teachers as "awesome" and another
inspirational" and he now "loves economics."

Wow! It is such an amazing school!

We went for a parents drinks evening. The staff? Lovely,
down to earth. Christopher's tutor was already right on the case.

Yes, he knows he's "ebullient". But he said they got on well
and he'd had lots of positive emails. Even the telling
off he got wasn't that bad. The other parents are great as well,
all down to earth though I had to share the sorrows of one Ipswich fan (a
teacher) and one QPR fan.

So, well we are so happy he's happy!

We get loads of time back on weekdays, especially evenings where
I can now start on loads of new projects while the Mrs is really
enjoying doing some private tutoring.

Look, I know it's boring reading that someone else is having
a great time but weekly boarding is working out well at the mo.

Weekends will be spent watching him play football and the fun
part is the away games. We'll be visiting all kinds of different
schools and areas. we'll probably stay up in a hotel on a Friday
night and walk around a new area.

One of the away games is against Eton! That should be fun.
I wonder whether we will be seen as "oiks"?

In the meantime this Saturday I have promised to take him
to see Fulham play Everton away.

I realise I have paid £50 for tickets and £120 for the train to be
able to stand with a load of p****** fans for 90 minutes. The
joy. I really can't wait.

Things we do for our kids eh? Still, I have never been to Liverpool
so at least that part will be interesting.

Now free time is here we hope to catch a movie a week.

The movie of the Hatton Garden Heist "King of Thieves"
is brilliant. Rating 4.5/5

Starring Michael Caine as the lead pensioner it is really
is a laugh a minute. There is one scene that had me
howling with laughter. For those of you who have seen it
the bit where Caine is in the shower and a comrade
comes in "using the sink".

Amazingly, a lot of the proceeds are still hidden. One of them
has died. Has he passed on where some of the loot is to someone?

And something I never knew that the only young member of
the gang hired for being brilliant at electrics managed to
escape abroad with some small gems probably worth millions.

According to notes at the end of the movie he is still on the loose.
Probably in a five star hotel in Spain! Anyway go catch!"

Meanwhile Crazy Rich Asians was 60pc good! The first
60pc of the movie was great and really funny but irritatingly
it tailed off towards the end.

From being really fun and entertaining it ended up a hackneyed
romantic comedy with obvious what's going to happen next stuff.

A real shame. Great soundtrack though! 2.75/5

Lovely to meet so many of you in the packed room for the seminar
on Monday - sold out a month in advance I feel very flattered.

Yet again the loveliest people you could ever hope to meet.

From the lovely Fulham fan to a Derby fan (!) to a lovely
couple up front, I felt we had a great day.

Thanks to you all for feedback and I know some of you
are already happily following the rules.

It seems self-obsessed to print all the feedback but why not
just one from Paul...

Thanks for a brilliant day. It provided much needed focus
which was refreshing and enjoyable. The venue was
great, food excellent and I would highly recommend
the seminars to others."

Thanks Paul. My highlight was the mini full breakfast in the
break! And also when some of you were calling level 2
correctly. That was good. And the chats after!

Good luck to all of you and will be seeing one or two of
you at the follow up seminar next week.

Naked Rambling

Vince Cable! I have nothing against people working in
their 70s or 80s but he really has nothing to say and
the nothing he has to say is said badly.

No-one has the foggiest anymore what a lib dem is except
for possibly a busybody who will stick their oar into your
recycling bin and wants to tell everyone off as they
are holier than thou.

However I did feel sorry for the duffer in that terrible speech where
he said "exotic spresm". But when he saw the writer's "joke"
he should have said "I'm not saying it, it's a crap joke anyhow."

I do suspect it has been a while since Vince has had an
spresm of any kind. Though who knows what he gets up to eh?

Jeremy Corbyn followers though were having massive
exotic spresms all over the place yesterday.

Ol uncle Jezza gave them what they wanted.

Sadly it was same old same old. Not can we all get together
so everyone benefits but it's all about jealousy, class warfare,
soak the rich.

The upside to me of a Corbyn Government is a year off
trading shares. It's easy: sell off, go short, relax!

Apple's new TV service perhaps shows a rotten future
of total clean.

They won't show progs with violence, bad language or
risque scenes.

As these are the only shows I watch I won't be subscribing
anytime soon.

Any bad words will get screened out. Yes folks, yet
more censorship heading our way.

I can see it in emails. I can write a bad word on my
website (for now) for emphasis or just for fun.

But put it in an email? Then it might go into a spam folder
or be rejected because computer says no!

The future looks really bright...

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September has seen the arrival of some entertaining
Tv after a summer lull.

Better Call Saul, the Breaking Bad spinoff has started
a new series on Netflix.

It is as great as ever. Lovely camera work and it's exciting
to back in the world of Gus Fring and the chicken/drugs trade.

Bodyguard, from the Line of Duty writer, has been the
big hit so far.

It's one of those you just have to ignore the massive
plot fails and just believe.

If you do that, then it was great.

But.. I was a touch disappointed with a lot of the last episode.
I tried so hard to ignore the plot holes. The worst was when
he got out of the suicide vest and managed to run off
slipping what looked like 50 policemen (is it policepeople now?)

And the way all the baddies just caved in at the end. "Yeah
sorry about being a baddie.. wasn't I awful!"

But still, overall top marks. I didn't see it till late Monday night
because of the seminar and so spend a long time trying
to avoid the spoilers which were everywhere!

Wanderlust. If my mum had still been alive she'd have
gone crackers. All that sex on the BBC! She's understand
on ITV but not BBC!

It's just about ok though frankly it needs some fast
forwarding though some of the "scenes" Yuk !

As in the past I worked for both posh left wing and tabloid
right-wing national
papers (I was just a hussy). I knew I'd enjoy "Press" and it's not that far off
the mark. A left wing worthy paper Vs right wing tabloid. Not to
be taken seriously it's a good watch.

Dragons Den is much better now just four pitches are explored
properly. Though why tease what is about to happen? So annyoying!

Killing Eve has been a lot of fun. All the episodes are on
I Player.

What's not to like about a series with a crazed female psycho-
bitch killer? Nothing at all.

It is totally ridiculous of course but who cares when it
is such great entertainment. Congrats the BBC for this one!

And also congrats for "Trust" - about John Paul Getty
and the kidnapping.

Brilliantly told, great entertainment, fantastic acting and
lovely shooting. It's on I Player if you missed the first
two episodes.

Police are being trained in how to do office banter without
upsetting anyone and "Putting political correctness in its place".

Rule no one then:

Don't arrive at the station and say to the
nearest female officer:

All right love, get the kettle on then..."

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OCT 11TH :

Blimey! Or probably the rudest word you can think of instead?

What a crackers couple of days! I have been mesmerised
and not seen it like this for years.

There is SO much I want to say but because I've been
tied to the screen I just haven't had the time to write it
all - quarter written at the mo.

I've been on a shorting
frenzy but it needed a lot of TLC so I am out of time. I'll soon
take you through all the shorting ploys though people who
came to the follow up got a good look at the strategy live!

So this is to say a very long update with a long look at this week
will be with you on Tuesday. This gives me time over the weekend
when it's quiet to write a lot of stuff on what happened
and the psychology of it.

I was going to send the update
over the weekend but tons of things will come up
at Monday's seminar which I will be able to include
that should be of interest on Tuesday.

I'll be looking at how I played it, all the problems, the
psychology of it all. Ideas I had to make money and
how not to lose too much. How to handle it all mindwise
especially if you have a fair bit in like me. Also some
sales and buys. And comments on Patisserie Valerie WTF!!
I guess always remember Corporal Jones "Don't panic!"
If you're in something longer-term and fundies are good
you will prob be ok, especially if you haven't already
sold. I hope some of you managed some decent ftse
shorts as they helped me bigtime.

Bargains are appearing everywhere at the mo, usual
time to buy is at the max state of fear, or somewhere near
it. I expect to use part of the big cash pile I had already
built up to get stuck in, probably sooner than later. If
you stick to good uns with great prospects and low debt
you should get paid out.

I suppose the big thing to point out is this is why you
ought not use too much leverage. If you can't afford the
trade you shouldn't be in it. if you were stopped out
from lack of funds it should never have been there. And if you couldn't short-term
afford to lose on paper, you need to think hard about the
amounts you risk in future. You really really should only
play with what you can afford to lose.

Good luck - will be updating Tuesday soon which
I hope you will enjoy. Thanks for your understanding!

PS. It's your final chance to take part in the £200/£100 comp
on my radio show, two leading contenders at the mo but
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have till Tuesday midnight to send in entries.

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THIS IS THE PREVIOUS ENTRY:
Welcome back!
An unusual market this summer. Actually not bad for
my style.

FTSE 100 tended to drift as it is so influenced by the
strength of the pound. Recently it has gained
on pound weakness. I shorted it quite heavily
in the 7700s as those who came to the seminar
saw in the SB accounts - currently up around £15,000
and took a lot of profits as it started to bounce back
recently. It seems to be on the way back up due to the
weak £ so will have to consider banking the rest maybe soon.

If it carried on back to the 7700s would consider a re-short.

But shares elsewhere did well.
Quite a share picker's market.

It was a quiet summer for me, the aim was just to keep
things ticking over as spend a lot of time abroad.

The quietness ended up with some nice profits, and a few losses here and there too. Some great statements
and some disappointments.

I guess it were always thus in the markets. The main
thing as always is to cut the disappointing ones and
take loss on the chin and try and stick with the winners
if poss or maybe topslice if unsure.

I am ultra cautious at the moment and won't be buying
anything till I am really sure about it. More comments
on why to be cautious at the end of the report.

My guess is you're not interested in what I bought ages ago
or even 4 weeks ago - there have been some nice ones
but I think for website purposes trades made a while back I'll just keep to myself! Those at the seminar had a good look at all
of them as we went through all my accounts live.

I thought probably stick to more recent trades made
just recently and ones I made
around the seminar on Monday.

I'd kept an eye on Strix (KETL) as it came up at the follow
up seminar. I wasn't totally sure about it, a kind of nearly
one.

I thought "heating controls for kettles - that's too boring and I like boring companies..."

But it came up again and I re-thought bought some. Because
looking into it it isn't boring at all.

It isn't just for kettles. The company has some decent growth
areas including sales of "Aqua Optima" which grew
by 88% in the half year.

It's also just agreed a coffee machine collaboration deal
with a global US company. Dividend has been doubled.

So, from being cool about this company I think it's hot!

I've bought some Simplybiz (Sbiz). Ironically this one sounds
exciting but is boring but it has continued growth potential.

When I saw the name I thought it was something exciting in
showbiz - but actually it supplies compliance and business
services to financial advisers and institutions.

(If you want to know more about compliance, ask my mrs).

This appears to be quite a growth area. Ajusted profits were
up more than 60pc. It raised £30m from its ipo which paid
off net leaving it with some small net cash.

The growth looks fantastic and it now also has the ability
to acquire too.

Both KETL and SBIZ have been tucked away on a long-term
view in the isas.

Live at the seminar on Monday I bought some FairFX (ffx).
We discussed this one quite a bit - the outlook seemed perky
for this challenger banking and payments brand biz.

It recently bought Cardone and offers retail and business
accounts. Profits are flying high here.

At the seminar we discussed that investors just won't buy
shares that have gone up a lot, they only buy ones that
have gone down. I was perfectly happy to buy much
higher than they have been and was rewarded yesterday
with an excellent statement that has pushed the shares higher.

And level 2 looked great on Monday on the shares too
and we used it a few times, it is amazing how helpful it
is to ensure you buy a share that is probably about to go up.

(Next seminar is an overflow one on Oct 15th, early bird
discount just still available...mail me at robbiethetrader for details).
I added more to the short in IG Group (IGG) and I also
shorted PLUS, another CFD/spreadbetting company.

CFD and spread companies are being hit by a mix of
heavy regulation and lacklustre trading. This year there
hasn't been much volatility overall and that has hit the
bottom line even though they all make most of their
money from high rollers.

I discussed IG shares shorting in the last report - they I think
are healthier than Plus but still further to fall I think. They
should open today down over 34p as they will have
gone ex dividend for that amount. (A reminder I wrote this report yesterday).
If not then they are actually up if you see what I mean.

Plus shares
have zoomed higher this year on good figures. To me
the valuation looked too high after the increases. It says
more than 80pc lose on its platform and I wonder if people
just blow up their accounts and they'll run out of gamblers?

Onto sells and some profit/loss taking. After so much time it's been a headache trying to find
trades in various accounts, I hope to tidy up most here and
anything I missed next time.

Aph the top up in the 90s didn't work as it drifted. Sold the topup for a loss of £240 and the 70s top up for a profit of £1,845.
Profit taking kicked in but they are on the turn I think and I
am looking to buy back once I am convinced buyers are
coming back in to once again
add to the ones bought around 50 where profits are still decent.

CCC raced well past target and went for a
profit of £1,012. Since then the shares have come back
and currently looking for an entry point. Looks like there should be a decent
entry point fairly soon.

The top up in GVC went
for a profit of £270. In great profits on the rest look to buy
back. Rwa went for a profit of £463 - Mainly sold due to
big spread - to get back in would definitely use dma.
Rosenblatt proved a big disappointment, it kept drifting and sold for a loss of £495. And I thought that was a safe one. Always remember,
nothing is safe!

I did rather like ITV but when you like something but it relentlessly drifts down you have to sell it, or else you end up with never selling it as
it drops. Better to sell and buy back. Anyhow sold all except for a small spreadbet for a profit of £1,250 .
Awaiting time to buy back but the market doesn't like its potential
buy of Endemol so sitting back and waiting. Profits were taken in Xpd of £553.

I also did quite a bit of topslicing (taking profits off the top, selling
some, not all etc)

DTY was sold for a loss of £278 It just didn't seem wise to
keep holding with its sector under such a spotlight.
Hat I had to give up on, no movement no interest and
I sold for a loss of £210 . I'll wait till something helps
to actually moves the shares sometime!

I've held Franchise brands for a long time
now and decided to cash in, selling for a profit of £5,374.

Same
comment with 888 held for ages, with gambling shares under the cosh, cashed those in for a profit of £7,629 after a relentless drift down.

Flowtech
disappointed. Luckily I had sold half a while back for a great profit
but the other half has gone for a loss of £105 after the warning. Shame
I didn't have a guaranteed stop. If I'd been a bit quicker off the
mark I could even have come away with a profit.

So taking losses and profits into account total profit banked
is £17,068.

Elsewhere quite a few of the portfolio holdings announced
results recently. K3C came up with a blistering statement which simply made me think "keep on holding". The big money is
always made from being patient with the good ones and not
taking profits too early. K3C should open down today as it
went ex dividend like IG.

Nice statement from Next Fifteen, shares continue a slow rise. The
big spread through is so annoying! Will look to try and get some
more maybe if can get inside the spread.
Sopheon put out a super statement, but needs a kick
for a move above 1000p. Cineworld has scooted higher.

Great profits on ETO which should update soon, people worry about its debt but
forget its library is worth more than £1 bln. Also Cakebox,
ABDP, and Everyman all seeing terrific gains.

The outlook?I remain very cautious indeed. With lots of
top slicing over the summer I hold more than £300,000
in cash.

I suspect I'll probably go even more into cash and think about
shorting more.

While there are stocks that will still do well, there is a lot
that could cause alarms from big debt all over the world.
to the craziness of Trump, Putin etc.

Add in Brexit and the chances of an election plus rising
inflation, there is a lot of potential mishaps.

So if you are a beginner I would suggest go very slowly
and easily. We could be due a fall.

If you want to learn how to short read my new spreadbetting
book (edition 2).

Cheapest way to short is
as their spread is the tightest at 0.8. Also very
pleased with execution - FTSE cos the cheapest spreads
there too.
Right I'm off to Salisbury.

I can't believe I have never
gone there to see its famous cathedral with its
120 ft spire.

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If you like to trade the FTSE, Dow, or currencies then Spreado has an outstanding tight 0.8 spread - that is incredibly tight. The platform is very good and robust and have used it to great satisfaction and profits.
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It is hard to find a firm that does prices on the very small companies but this company does:
If you like to trade the FTSE, Dow, or currencies then Spreado has an outstanding tight 0.8 spread - that is incredibly tight. The platform is very good and robust and have used it to great satisfaction and profits.
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25% off Stockopedia sub and free trial

Stockopedia is indeed like a stock market encyclopaedia and a great place to scan for new shares to buy, check out fundamentals, discuss on a sensible bulletin board. Each share gets a ranking, you can use "guru" screens to find shares, there is even a stock screen loosely based on my criteria! There are strategies based on ideas from top investors.

There is lots more really fantastic material and I believe access should help investors and I now use it myself.

For your 25% discount off any sub (eg £56 discount off UK sub) and free 14 day trial you need this link:
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EXTRA INCOME FROM HOME

When I left my full-time job to trade it really helped having another income: this I got from part-time selling energy and phone services to people and getting a cut of their use of their home services forever! I still get enough from it now to pay all my bills. I am a great believer in multiple incomes and this is a great one in my opinion as anyone could do it.

If you'd like a second part-time income click here

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This will explain what you can expect to earn and how it all works. If you sign up there you'll be under my wing. Any questions just mail me and if you sign up please let me know.
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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.