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Irish, drawing my pension at 43 ..... dear boy ...although I might have to start to save up for our next drinking field trip ;0)
BC, the problem is if you are trying to buy a large amount of stock on the morning of an RNS it could be 6p before you manage to fill an order. I only ever average down and usually use a 50% rule. If I buy in at 10p I dont top up till 5p, then 2.5p then 1.25p. Clearly you have to know the company you are investing in has a solid foundation and built on strong fundamentals. The problem with not averaging down is you never actually gain anything from these crazy market scenarios. If you buy at 10p then watch it go down to 2.5p you've got to wait for it to get back to 10p for any profit. If you had averaged down at 2.5p you only need 5p to be well in profit.
I think that's why many on here get so upset because they are sat on huge losses. I see a drop aa a wonderful buying opportunity :0)
TipTop, I thought you were drawing your pension not paying into it !!!
It’s lashing down here so not all good in my world (:-/
Averaging down is Ok if the trend reverses otherwise your just catching a falling knife. The share doesn't seem to be able to go blue 2 days in a row which kind of indicates any rumours of news soon were just that rumours.
Theres no way only 400K shares would have been traded in first four hours if news was imminent.
The sun is shining and the weekend is almost upon us. Just need AAOG to turn blue and all is good in my world !!
I've averaged down to 5p in pension and 7p in personal account. Makes my targets much more achievable. I have to say I didnt think I would see this company as low as £10 mc but I certainly took every opportunity to buy as many as I could at that price :0)
Yeah but it’s not hard maths to work out that if you do need a 5 bagger (15p) lets day then now adding 20% of your original stake (or the currently held stake) would have a dramatic effect on your average. Requiring much less than a 5 bagger. In my case I have come down to a 2.3 bagger. Not so catchy I agree though.
The problem is the SP has dropped so much many need a 5 bagger or more just to break even.
From this lowly market cap, the location of our asset and the possible flow rates from the upcoming re-entry, I definitely believe we easily have a 10 bagger on our hands from here.
The point which amuses me everytime, is these trolls spend so much of their time berating a company and its shareholders to hammer the SP down, then when it turns they leave after 30-50% gain. They always miss the big gains and that's where LTH win out. You only need to find 1 x 10 bagger to make your profits for a good while :-)
I'd like to see this blue by the end of the day. The big boys never rush their buying, happy to let the small fry sell their little profits :-)