Your 2020 investments...

What is or was your investment strategy during 2020?

  • I did nothing. What will be will be.

    Votes: 56 43.4%

  • Sold early, waiting for the dip.

    Votes: 11 8.5%

  • Sold everything, never buying shares again. Cash is king.

    Votes: 1 0.8%

  • What are you guys talking about?

    Votes: 12 9.3%

  • I did nothing different and buying more as per usual.

    Votes: 49 38.0%
  • Total voters
    129
Moved more money into overseas stocks

Trump will bend over backwards to improve the US economy to ensure he is re-elected
 
Looking at their Financial statements their property division returned 140m in 2019. Imagine that post covid.
 
handyman007 said:
Intu Properties taking a big hit today...
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Johannesburg- and London-listed shopping centre owner Intu has collapsed after talks with creditors failed. The company was part of the FTSE 100 as recently as 2017, noted Yahoo Finance UK. Shares fell 53% on Friday before suspension in London, falling to just 1.8p. In Johannesburg, the stock price plunged about 75% to 29c/share. “Already in a sorry state before coronavirus, the pandemic and effective shuttering of its sites has tipped it over the edge,” Russ Mould, investment director of stockbroker AJ Bell, told Yahoo Finance UK in an email. A shift to online shopping, which has hit rental income and valuations of shopping malls, and Covid-19 strain on tenants have been blamed for Intu’s collapse

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Intu, SA's UK shopping centre giant, collapses under Covid-19 strain - BizNews.com

Johannesburg- and London-listed shopping centre owner Intu Properties plc has collapsed under Covid-19 strain after talks with creditors failed.
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