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Well I'm always up for a flip side
GLA
ffc
ps Myo you couldn't help stanley out with a few poly reared extra large raspberries could you ? we may need more than one bottle of that Gin !!!!!
Ah there she is ,, Alive n kicking by the sounds of it ..
Raspberry Gin ??? sounds nice, hope you'r laying one down for the party !!!
Less speculative ? nicely put
regards ffc
Ha bloody ha ffc ;)
No hole big enough to catch me out not even our ever increasing shafts. Plus believe it or not I can read maps rather well
Still here and still holding my much less speculative golden tickets
P. S part of my lovely raspberry crop has gone into 4 litres of gin, the latest in the ever growing Stanley gin collection ;)))
For clarity.............. I ain't walking nowhere............! :()
I'll leave that to the others, happy to drive me Volvo alongside.......... :)
All the best (until the Gin gets offered up :()
Ah Stanley !!! she seems to have gone AWOL ?
Hope she hasn't fallen down a hole sussing out this trek she's doing with Myo ???
come in Stanley your time is up ????
maybe she testing out that Gin ?
Stanley's got that covered ffc............!
sloshing round York/Scarborough or Whitby in a Rhubarb Gin haze, I see :()
All the best (I'll be sat in the corner :)
Myo your 10.31 , I regularly refer back to the interactive map , I truly am so impressed by the progress and once we get the bonds done it's going to be a great ride from here on in .... There will obviously be obstacles along the way but the more I see and learn about the teams building this the more confident I am that they can cope with whatever come their way !!!!!
It seems to me that all involved has the will to succeed ???
shame there is so many of them as the sp needs to get to a tenner before I'll consider standing that many a drink
DGR
Totally agree - I did the research 4 years ago - nothing since has happened to change my mind - second guessing yourself is a total waste of time
Other people can do what they want when they want with their money - but I can & do use the filter button
Verde
Indeed Myo, many people are quick to write things off, but this is a constant moving environment, just like a garden, you can leave it, hope for the best and you’ll probably be ok, but with some maintenance and attention, there’s opportunity to create something special (Chelsea gold winner? Maybe not quite)
Don’t worry Fred, I too got caught up with all the hype. I truly thought this was a share I could just sit on a wait, well it’s certainly a wait put I had to change my mind about sitting on it. If people here just followed a few of the basic fundametalls of share trading this would have given them a good return. If I had still had been in my old job 6 years ago with plenty of time to spare I might nit be working now. Any how which ever way you look at things so long as you wake up i. the morning or evening if your on shifts things could always be worse !!!!
As much as i hate to use a line Sheep used last week. You just have to DO YOU.
Someone else's trades are irrelevant to you. Or rather what someone claims to have traded is irrelevant to you. You very rarely hear when peoples trades go bad, unless you go into a full meltdown blaming the BOD.
If you're happy with your research and your holding, no one elses opinion is relevant. Especially on an annoymous forum
Haha - I admit I could have been much more clever. I would have been more clever if I’d had a secret stash of money I could have invested a couple of weeks ago like I wanted to. But I’m happy enough with the position I’m in - am more in red bec I’ve got more shares but got my average down as much as I can. I’m not jealous of the clever ones ..... maybe a bit!
Hi Chrisatbirdies
It's a hard lesson I learnt too on other shares.
If it works for some and they have made money or extra shares then great for them. If we're honest it's a system most investors have tried or thought about during their time in the stock market. Almost a rights of passage. But to fulminate about how clever you are in doing so, as some do, is by it's very nature to imply those that don't are... well, shall we say not so. If that is the case then it also questions the investment approach taken by major investment funds, sovereign wealth funds and those such as Warren Buffet.
How much are you in the red fred??? Nothing clever about that, especially with this share!!!
In ireland itself it is scotman. Not quite the same in hull.although the widget cans aren't far off.My first visit to the north last june. I'm going back again next june to the south
I won't laugh CB, cos I've done similar typo errors that have cost me..........!
on others, I hasten to add, x2 up to now, and they say they come in threes :(
All the best (missed by a decimal point on one them :(
Hi lives.
The one time I tried it I lost about 3000 shares because I put the total amount I was prepared to pay in the full or kill limit. Basically I entered I was prepared to pay around £400 a share. So I ended paying more than I sold for. That was rushing as I'd just got home at 4:25 PM. Lesson learnt there
“and we all know that money cannot buy happiness?”
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But it can buy Guinness. And that’s kinda the same thing. :-))
Hah. I lost a chunk trying to trade the peaks in 2016.
I think to net 0 my trading i need about 10p a share above my current average.
In the interest of fair balance could we have some traders posting how much money they have lost riding the peaks and troughs of this share.
Cheers Myo. We are in your area around mid August for a few days. But how do I contact you?
I think the ability to look at the situation and adapt accordingly / be confident in what your plan is, is what leads to success.
If your objective was to buy a bunch last summer and watch them grow you’re probably pretty frustrated.
As disappointing as that is, I’ve personally always had a stretch figure in my mind, which this dip has allowed me to reach much quicker than I ever expected, and hopefully in the next few weeks, we will be away from this price level for good.
I’ve also taken an opportunity to buy more shares above my dream holding level, which I’m planning to sell on the way up in blocks, to hopefully, if things go well, leave me less exposed with my core holding.
I personally think it’s a good strategy and Hopefully is based upon learnings from not selling some when I was in decent profit last August (more than doubled my shareholding, only about £1k up on last August)
Fred - The clever ones are the ones following their own investment plan, who are happy with the way things are going for them. Doesn't matter the route, trading, holding or a hybrid approach.
What works for one won't work for everyone. Depends on perception of risk, and willingness to be out, or reduced for periods of time
The clever ones are the ones that have been able to double their holdings for the same money but just keep quiet about it
Spot on Rusirius, been doing it for the last 10 months now, having originally bought in in 2012. I currently hold 130% more share for the same price I originally bought. I’m hoping after this stage I can go back to sitting on my hands again.