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He’s an idiot based on anyone’s perception
The Muir Donald Trump is a billionaire therefore your an idiot on your perception
Wow. My dock is bigger than your dock.
Do we all have to change our names to include how many shares we have.
Not a number unless its 6
Molecatchers a millionaire now.. you are the idiot
Strange way to weigh your respect. The size or value of one person's investment at £20-£30k may be a far greater % of their wealth than someone with £100k+, and may therefore be far better research based than the larger investor.
How much stock they hold is irrelevant, the mole catcher holds 100000 , and he's an idiot!
I weigh my respect for posters viewpoints on the levels of intelligence shown in their posts. That’s a real shame for you.
I’ve averaged up over time. My initial investment was a punt based on a Shares mag article. I then added to it on dips as I researched more and understood the full potential and rather than a punt it’s now a long term investment. If you have money to invest and you think there’s good value in the current price, then that’s an independent decision you can balance against your views of how balanced you want your portfolio to be.
Simple ... when they bought at 85 they LIKED the share although some of the candy was hidden from view. Now they see the candle and they don’t LIKE the share .. they LOVE the share .. hence buying more on dips even though still higher than original purchases.
oildummy the thrill to participate in a stock like this is amazing.Anticipation of the tick up is fantastic but the ups and downs can cause health and domestic problems.
Remember to take profit and enjoy what it brings.
I can assure you it will do you the world of good after all we are here for the profit not just the buzz.
Yes it's all about risks, because I'm new to this I haven't made much on other investments, so the £21000 I invested here is a years wages after tax, so a lot to me although at the time I was prepared for the worst.
I had the same question yesterday with a friend who is deeper here than my house value. Asked if he had a twitchy bum. His view was that he believes in the end goal but less risk than going balls in. I personally went all in day one, but I never have been a good gambler!
Foreverfalling, thanks for a reply, yes I get that things have changed I didn't think of it like that...... I wasn't trying to be clever just curious as I'm quite new to this
I’ve been adding from 50p and Myles was adding yesterday also.
The picture and risk is reduced from when the price was 85p. We know about the pairs of affimers, the ace 2 neuatrlising therapy, the BAMS test also.
Just because it was a good investment at 85p doesn’t make it a bad one here. Quite the opposite as many see potential for a billion + company.
I heard someone say Water your flowers and cut your weeds which I thought was a nice analogy.
Morning all
Just something I have been thinking about for a while, I hold 25000 shares at an average of 85p, At the time I researched and Myles's work was a great help and so I was happy to invest in Avacta.
I often read usually from more experienced posters things like "if you were happy with your research there's nothing to worry about" when the sp is falling, This of course I totally understand.
What I don't understand is the topping up on dips at a far higher price than their original price paid.
Yesterday we had the £1.20 carry on, If I wanted more I would have bought them pre £1.
I'm sure there must be a logic? And if there is and I agree maybe I'll take it on board in the future.
GLA here's hoping for another blue day