tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-461489882785470892012-02-16T21:10:59.221ZThe Carbunklehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06691319921968397006noreply@blogger.comBlogger31100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-46148988278547089.post-48443820818180591792009-09-08T13:17:00.002+01:002009-09-14T09:19:48.704+01:00

As previously stated, the plan is to make regular monthly investments. Having looked at a few stockbroker sites FTC was still being recommended as a 'BUY'. As it had dropped a little since I bought some in the previous month it looked like a good chance to improve my position. Again the subscription date was for just after pay-day with the buy date being (27 Feb).So settled on Filtronic (LON:FTC)

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When the account was first opened I planned to make regular monthly investments of £25 (the subscription). The subscription date was set up as the first Tuesday after pay-day (27 Jan 2009). I know this seems very small but I just wanted to give it a go.The next step was to identify a stock in the depressed market which looked solid enough to last and looked to be undervalued. So to start I had a

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I know, there are so many blogs out there now why do we need another one?With current savings rates at the lowest levels for some time it is very difficult to achieve significant growth in any savings accounts. In order to give people some ideas/hope I thought I would try and show how it is possible to make a reasonable return through relatively low monthly investments in the stock market.To do

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