GSK plc (GSK)

11-22-24: I may be overconfident in my prognostication here, but I upped my stake today with the thought of getting some short-term payback on my long-term holdings.

11-11-24: JStock low alert went off and I’m trying to convince myself to buy. Generally not a good sign, though I can think of some times when I should have listened to myself. In just over 10 years I’m down 28%. Am I suffering from the Sunk Costs Fallacy bias, or is my Spidey Sense working properly? My amateur chart reading tells me my next buy target should be $34. There was a big drop on 11/6 that I think was just the whole sector being pulled down. So, going to go with the left brain and wait for $34.

09-15-24: While pursuing my new obsession of tracking debt ratios, I noticed that their PEG is at 1.36 today (I looked because I did not like the debt ratio). Then I looked at the chart over the lifetime of the stock. I see a steady decline at the macro view, though there are still plenty of entry and exit points. And I’m going to watch the PEG closely as they come up.

04-28-24: Cleaning up the portfolio and noticed that they bounce between $55.50 and $36.15, so setting alerts around those numbers to buy and sell blocks in the future, with the idea to always review long-term pops and drops rather than setting automatic sales.

01-31-24: $41 alert triggered, and dropped back quickly. Set a Stop order for $40.03 and upped the alert to $46.

09-04-23: There should be no blind loyalty for stocks, so even though I have doubled my investment in 10 years (not the best, but definitely not the worst), the 10 year chart shows a steady decline, so time to start taking profits on bounces.

I see the next high to take some profits as $41 and the next low to scoop up more as $32.

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