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Nope, missed it too! See you on NBI, atb Au
Hah we all should have bought here, point taken :)
....at sub 190P ? I know I didn't... Meh! LoL Over to #NBI, then?
Yes, I can see that #NBI is certainly worth a close watch, thanks for that heads up Jolly :-)
shareminator may have a point in his comp between here and NBI...if so, u cd take a look at nbi as "substitute play" ..I'm happy on sidelines for now
Blimey! I didn't take a punt here for solid reasons, supposedly! LoL
It could be a brief respite before it continues lower given lack of board guidance or share purchases. Larger outfits like NBI should be able to adjust better in current climate and are due an upwards correction now
we were all way off the mark, shucks. atb Au
yes...need to see the full horror lol...they were unlucky on their timing of buying spree
Rhaegar, reasonable theory there, thinking similar myself. Atb Au
Don't worry Blue, took as compliment, if only I could be a successful vulture! Atb to you.
Ha
Au' 'Sorry was meant as a compliment...as in damned fine canny investors ;-) VBR, as ever...
c.160 -> c.185 -> c.£1 So could trade £1.60 then go in heavier on second drop Just a theory...but think £1 is too much in one gradual descent
vultures...? bit harsh, good job us vultures are thick-skinned :) 5 years distant historic low for c.£1, looking at 3 year chart myself (but may not be jolly wise of me), atb Au
...I see ;-) '5 year low is near to Jolly's £1 so could well be possible with this news & grim outlook...
sub £1 bit stingy? had in mind 1.5/1.6 for poss rebound, atb Au
you have dented my hope with your £1 JMB, is tempting around here but only after scrutinization of results on 16th
wise post...on AIM I suspect the greater the volatility the lower the expected return lol...folk turn up for a gamble not investment...this is the opposite of theory ...corporate finance text books shd reflect reality not the fantasy of academics/nobel prize winners ...but reality is too messy/non mathematical for their glib formulae
but sub £2 was always on the cards...as adam posted @08.23, predictable ...what isn't predictable is where this will bottom ...JMB sub £1?
We often find the decent shares as boring and jump to these high volatile shares
I agree. I think it will eventually come back to around £4 through time. Maybe it's a good time to get my average down in my case. Nice to see someone doing well in the decimated oil sector. Maybe I was a tad harsh on the aim market. There are obviously some decent stocks but they certainly are hard to find. I have been bitten a few times now. If lucky enough some serious money could be made.
You could say that about the whole stock market. AIM is more extreme. Whilst there are none never neverland stocks in there I still think there is a core of good solid companies. Strangely enough I think PRES is one of them, it just got ridiculously overvalued when it went big time into renewal energy but with minimal sales. I must confess I lost money on other stocks when the price of oil plunged but this share still hovered around 700p, I think investors forgot its core business was oil not renewable energy. Anyway I sold my 70K holding at a 300% profit which helped make up losses elsewhere. I do think this will come back but slowly.
These shares " surged " to just over £3.25 a matter of days ago , on what grounds I have no idea, then this announcement ! Don't you just love the aim market. Better off going to a casino.