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go back to school and learn the difference between Vanadium and Vanadium Pentoxide ShearTw*At
sheargoon. If you think your trading style is likely to do better then s*d off and do it. You have your plan and Alfa has his. I happen to agree with him. He maybe shouldn't have used the word 'only' but the rest of what he said is on the money.
Talk to us in 2 years time and we will compare how things have gone.
Perhaps not only those, however I firmly believe those that do will reap grand rewards. Look seriously at what they have built and what they are building.
Yesterday was a **** day for investors. All the FTSE markets were down, so was DOW, Nasdaq, Nikkei etc. I have investments in 3 funds and 2 stocks including BMN and on Friday they were all down. So all in all it was probably inevitable that BMN had a bad day on Friday. The result of last week was a net increase of 10% so that's positive in my book.
Show me a trader on AIM who can get 10% 70 times over and I will show you a liar. Traders are simply canon fodder for the Market Makers. Only those who have the patience to stick around to watch a real miner-to-energy storage technology partner will win in the long run.
Whilst the traders are looking for the next NCYT to gamble on minute by minute we patiently sit and watch the BoD deliver a masterclass in business development. You won't see this again on AIM for some time as AIM just doesn't cut the custard any more.
Endion - you are entirely correct.
You have to set goals to achieve them, if 10% is your bag, so be it, not knocking it.
A few of my little share club set the bar a lot lot higher and became ISA millionaire's.
Amazing what setting goals and a focused mind can make.
Endion, I didn't interpret Sanchez's comments quite the same as you as he mentions nothing of trolling, de-ramping etc. His comments (to me) seem to be against short term trading, which is why I wished to pose an alternate view. That said, I absolutely agree with your comments though; I am certainly no fan of trolls, disruptors etc.
I believe what Sanchez was calling pathetic was the lengths that these traders will go to in order to get their 10%. The immature posting and trolling, rather than simply just buying and selling as and when they wish. The market needs traders, whether we like it or not, but that doesn't mean they should disrupt and try to spread false information about companies to profit on the back of it.
Sanchez, it may be worth remembering that there are some not playing the same game as you. Their small victory of taking 10% profits is exactly what they set out to do and they may consider this a 'win' as they got out before the share price declined again, thus enabling the accumulation of short term profits. To claim this short-term trading approach as 'pathetic' is maybe a little narrow-minded. BTW, although I haven't been invested long, my intent is to be a LTH.
The irony of those who think they have 'won' by managing to get a few percent of the share price is insanely pathetic. They can enjoy their small victory whilst the rest of us let the magic happen and enjoy the real prize unfolding. I note on Twitter some celebrating selling BMN at 24p and moving into other shares, even Largo, feeling like that is something to celebrate and even more absurdly to write about and share with the world, when in reality all they are showing off is that they are not even capable of seeing that all they really they have done is nothing more than completely fail to get what is happening here.
"artistes de BS"
Absolute class Alfa .. hope you enjoyed the slopes
Alfa
Excellent post unfortunately the artistes de BS wont have a clue what you're talking about
After a very enjoyable holiday away from the time wasters and artistes de BS that appear every time there is a day with a 3% drop in SP. I see that there are the usual sorts of nonenties sniping at long term holders and trying to relieve newcomers of their understanding or their shares. Why don’t you guys try the old ‘junior miner of single commodity’ line because this is the last chance you are going to get. Once the BMN led VIP consortium acquires Enerox and sets Avalon/Redt up as the hottest new thing in energystorage you will find the world a very different place. As the relative newcomers from the freetrade platform have already discovered BMN is then going to be viewed as the most exciting perfectly hedged play for the next 20 years of the decarbonisation transition. Remember that you were told about this many times.