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I don't trust CEO's on the whole Longlad , but if he doesn't put his money where his mouth is here then credibility gone for good, you reading that ED?
Yes the other side of the coin is getting done over by brokers listening to their whispers and saying no we don't do that and then get on the phone immediately and sell, sell, short knock the f out of it .
But that is my concern with his doubling of shares , people shouldn't agree with it blindly it is usually there for those with plenty of money to make more money and do over retail investors.
The works - ahem. Perhaps that does describe me.
e) Need the money for a spliff!!
Lucky
One last nonsensical rant before I head out.
‘ CEO has pledged to buy shares once he is out of a close period’
Remember our other New Zealand buddy saying he has fully funded, and then the plonker got taken to the cleaners by the spivs.
Point being aim CEO’s have to be taken with a large pinch of salt
We are also at the top of a massive everything bubble, potential investors might want to wait for signal to buy, even if it means missing the bottom rather than being tied up for 6 moths (opportunity cost).....or a gazillion years as is the case here.
I took a few more this morning....no point waiting for that Ed lad buying shares, and eml.l is busy after all
Lucky
I’d agree, except with one small detail ‘ furloughed gamblers back to work’....none closes their paddy power account.
Is it that time of the month?
Fair stink luckorange
South West news coming soon I think
Too many companies fighting for the same money too, those that keep shareholders updated on a regular basis do well.
ffwd need to at least do a presentation on the recent EGR rns .
A lot of macro noise about a crash being imminent means a lot sit on the sidelines with cash and are prepared to pay 20% more (mm's usually mark them up by that much on good news)
Spreadbetting companies taken the big gamblers out of the equation , furloughed gamblers back to work, sell in May, could be many reasons.
Hard to keep up with the ffwd investments and how that relates to the company sp.
Reasons for holding ffwd , they have money in the bank , CEO has pledged to buy shares once he is out of a close period . Seemingly the investee companies are starting to wake up and the Alfredo Pascual appointment is there to move it forward in the growth space (puns unintended).
8p seems to be the bottom so it is a matter of waiting for the company to actually keep shareholders informed , who knows they may decide to do it one day eh?
People also often sell if they have another stock in their portfolio and they believe its about to multi bag too, but feel it’s going to come sooner, so they gamble on switching some or all, possibly to enter back in again. Also I believe there will be a lot of people that have averaged down, but are leveraged up and waiting to get out the over exposed portion
AIM attracts gamblers. A lot of people here are high risk taking individuals hooked on the sure thing bug.
Also times are hard.
It's fascinating to see people sell at this point. It's cool of course and people should do what they think is right. But with the head of FFWD news being built up, I'd find it really hard to justify a sale of my holding except for the following: a - I need the money to pay an urgent bill and can't afford to hold anymore. or b- I am a LTH and just plain bored here. My friend has just tipped me off about a sure thing at the 3.30 at Haymarket. or c - I don't know what I'm doing really and am panicking a bit. or d- I have moral objections to cannabis and so can no longer hold or e - ? Grateful for views from other posters about what (e) could be. Thanks in advance.