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Took another £1k, was Nt when put the order through but took them over an hour to fill and stock became available in that time! Slow brokers
Simplest way is fill and kills when NT to buy.
I also keep eye on buys vs sells over few sessions. At Jangada we had just 60m of 248m shares outside of TR1, so roughly 600k buys = 1% of the free float. We also know lots of that free float is held tightly and not really available. When we shot uo before PEA there was something like 1.2m more buys than sells over the last couple of sessions. No one had appetite to sell, MMs were naturally short from selling shares to us and not being able to buy them back. More buys put more pressure on them almost like a short squeeze and we moved up quick.
MMs will often keep making it nt at times like this, hoping to wait out sellers.
Often see a lot of conspiracy on MMs, yes they’ll play games at times and try to kill a market if short. Overall though it’s generally demand vs supply and that can be monitored easily enough over a few sessions (delayed transactions make harder, but still possible over shorter periods)
Dcat - I am all for your approach at trying to push the price up but... At various times on different shares I have studied L2, then bought - and had no effect at all! Do you have any insight on how to influence the price?
Krayl- I was writing below when your message appeared and didn’t see. Hopefully though my posts answers your question, still looking to buy. Have some to put into isa, am waiting as well for company pension to be transferred to my SIPP before I can top up there
I think you’ll get from that why I get so annoyed with the hurried bid hitting. Little patience and wait for buyers and we all win!
Hi Blackfisk, I’m dry in the week, but give me 24 hours and the G&T will be flowing!
Whatever I add share count wise now is fraction of what I picked up at lower prices, as such my methodology is more buying in a manner it moves our value (sp) up. Don’t mind paying little more in my top ups if it’s helping the value of my existing shares I.e. SP/MC increasing.
As far as I’m concerned we’re nowhere near fair value and as we all know when the herd arrives they rarely look at the fine detail of value disconnect, but rather % it’s gone up. Therefore I want a higher starting point. Plenty of news items expected that can trigger the re-rate, in all are interest to be higher valued when they land!
Explains my approach anyway. Not just about getting more shares which i definitely want, but in doing in a way that best helps my current holding
This and arcm are going great guns,looks good for tomorrow
Hi Dcat
This is probably my second favourite share (after EUA) and I am looking to add more. I am interested to know why you don't add more now. Does that mean that you think it is going to drop and you will buy then?
I prefer to place limit orders at or below the bid, to accumulate at leisure, hence my 90k buy the other day at 9.25p. But we all have different MOs, all with the same end goal.
Very noble of you Dcat! Maybe MMs would have a different opinion. I see on the Jangada advfn board that one poster called bscuit is claiming to have become a Jangada holder through the placing so maybe we won't get a TR1 notice
I’ll leave you guys to mop up loose stock for now then. I’m hoping to add circa another 230k shares, however I’ll wait until fill and kill buy orders are needed. Nothing I like more than moving those pesky lazy MMs when they try and stop buys :)
Blackfisk, I'm with you Mate. Did a top up yesterday £3k another small today £1k
My plan is accumulate more as I can before the real Kick Off (next month) I think
A little top up for me just now. Frankly don't care about any PI selling. Jangada cashed-up, epic amount of news flow coming, realistic prospect of a triple digit share price as Dcat says, the chance of a Mocidade surprise at any moment, lots of funds who could lend us money....mine will be a Negroni this evening Tex. What are you treating yourself to?
It's got to be a weak holder(s) from the placing, taking his 0.2p profit and moving onto the next fast thing or broker placing pitch. Just have to wait it out for the expected news flow.
Why buy when you know the mm on the bid will offer something cheaper on the ask soon. Exactly what happens when bid is hit and it stands out very obvious on the illiquid stocks.
The seller isn’t helping themselves.
Absolutely agree, I took some yesterday but someone keeps hitting the bid restricting momentum! im sure next news will change this though
Assume the person selling at bid wants no one to buy. Idiot. Put me off buying anymore now
And another £1k.
Blackfisk, the supercycle talk takes into account the sheer vastness , dare I say unprecedented, of CB money printing since C19 took hold in the West last year. And still the Fed is pumping out trillions of monetary base, whilst the US Budget deficit expands ever larger under the weight of successive fiscal expansion initiatives.
And then we have EVs.
Definitely a super cycle, everything is coming together at the same time. Will vary on different commodities dependant obviously on supply/demand, but inflationary pressures will help all.
Anyone added £1k when quiet.
I'm not convinced by supercycle talk - iron ore, for one, peaking soon by the looks of it - but certain metals and minerals like vanadium look set for substantial rises for decades. I guess TiO2 is what will matter most to us until the company reveals our secret Au-Ag-Pd-V-Fe-Co resource at Mocidade ;-)
It means don't sell your winners too soon. Ride them to extract full value over the up cycle, for the multi-bagging opportunities offered through leverage to a rising commodity price with expanding resource delineation, and production.
https://total-market-solutions.com/2021/02/are-we-entering-a-commodities-supercycle/