What a sweeping statement from RHINO. If his economic prowess is anything like his grammar and spelling, then be careful about the free advice you take. Where are you professional pilots supposedly educated ?
If you want proper advice, then of course the only answer is to pay for it. It really depends which MYT shares you are trading XBusman, what you paid for them and over what timescale you are investing. As you know, 88% of the company is now owned by hard nosed bankers who take no prisoners. They will get THEIR investment returned in various ways, and so in the short term it seems to be a good investment, but only if you have bought recently. Don't take my word for it, but spend some time reading the reputable financial press or online sites like hemscott. A lot of private investors (including many company people) have lost large amounts over the last few years because of the ineptitude of the directors and subsequent tumbling of share value.
As the other posters said, investments can go down as well as up. Life is a gamble and you take your chances........or not. The professionals seem to be of the opinion that there are modest gains to be made over the next year or so.
My own (amateur) opinion - Have a peek at the LSE regulatory news and see what the following companies have bought in the first 3 days of February. Credit Suisse First Boston / Deutsche Bank AG / Morgan Stanley Securities / The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc. Then, as with all gambles.............toss a coin. Good luck
