Eoin's personal portfolio: breakeven stop introduced April 29th
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May 11 2021

Commentary by Eoin Treacy

Eoin's personal portfolio: breakeven stop introduced April 29th

Eoin Treacy's view

One of the most commonly asked questions by subscribers is how to find details of my open traders. To make it easier I will simply repost the latest summary daily until there is a change.

Over the last couple of sessions, the Treasury future has failed to hold initial weakness and rebounded intraday. I continue to hold my trading long which was opened on March 30th at 131.215.

I’ve also introduced a breakeven stop on my wheat trading long which was bought on April 22nd and 694¢ on April 22nd.

I still have bids in the market below prevailing prices in gold and silver and will leave them in place to take advantage of any possible additional volatility.

I increased my gold position on December 17th buying another unit at $1818.6 and continue to hold my original purchase which was opened at $1879.2.

I continue to hold my silver and platinum longs which were purchased at $23.7 and $885.4 respectively including spread-bet dealing costs.

These are leveraged trading positions rather than medium to long-term investments.

Among my investments, my original position in the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF was purchased on March 25th at $20.12. I bought another unit at $35.79 on December 1st. I am shopping for opportunities in the gold sector.

My two investment positions in Rolls Royce were purchased at 154.75 and 105p respectively. I also took up the rights issue which has resulted in an average purchase price of 54.63p. Rolls Royce has not participated in the stock market rebound of late and continues to form a first step above the Type-2 base formation.

I continue to hold iShares Biotech ETF purchased at $131.9 on September 24th.

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