Now you may be aware by now that I’ve opened a portfolio on Football INDEX and after a slightly shaky start where I got my trading tactics wrong, I’ve managed to not only steady the ship but also turn a very small profit. Not quite one that I can retire on but we are heading in the right direction.
Again it’s solely down to one man and that man is none other than Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the strategy to put all my money into that one particular asset has paid dividends (somewhat literally) as the bumpy ride of week 1 has now been smoothed out.
This is where we left proceedings last time around, with the portfolio looking like this
Zlatan Ibrahimovic – £4.64 – 2 Shares – Total Worth – £9.28 and a £1.09 reserve. Total portfolio is now £10.37
and since then we’ve seen a further increase in Zlatan’s share price with it now moving to
Zlatan Ibrahimovic – £4.75 – 2 Shares – Total Worth – £9.50 and a £1.09 reserve. Total portfolio is now £10.59
That means after the initial investment of £10, our portfolio is showing a 0.59% ROI. Probably best to put the new Lamboghini on hold.
Now this comes with a small caveat though as early in the day the price was at £4.77, therefore I’ve seen a huge 4p wiped off of my portfolio. The reason being that everyone seems to be buying into Wayne Rooney after his possible move to China picks a pace.
Rooney is going to win the buzz chart for the third day in a row therefore people with shares in Wazza are going to once again receive a dividend. But is this just a short term hike. If I invest in Rooney it could be hard to once again buy back Zlatan, so for now I’m going to stay loyal to my biggest (only) asset and hopes that he comes good on Sunday during the EFL Cup Final and that the share price once again rises.
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