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I think it’s fair to say no one should be using a families tragedy to support their argument positively or negatively - out of respect for the family and for each other we should just leave it there imo
So what your saying is its OK for savvy to tell a bunch of strangers on a public forum to use in his argument.. but it's not OK for anyone to mention it after that?
OK. Got it.
What you're doing is using double standards .
Shame on you Bob.So crass.
UnLuckyBob - It's called respect, something you clearly lack.
Thanks for saying
you will not be mentioning it again lucky bob
ATB all holders
Well Steve.. Maybe you should of piped up when savvy brought it up then , putting that information in public domain without the facts.
But in future I won't mention it and I apologise for repeating any part of it.
As AZ would comment...and...believe it or not he might actually be right this time lol!
It’s inappropriate - and I can’t quite believe I’m feeling the need to explain this - because you’ve chosen to flippantly mention the very recent death of a very close friend of mine, as evidence to back up your personal opinion without knowing any of the actual facts surrounding it. I would strongly suggest that you choose your words and topics to support your opinions a lot more carefully in future.
Let's see what happens next with SYME, currently down tenths of thousands so not impressed with the broken promises. Did know the risks but missed deadlines and broken promises by the company lead us to where we are today.
For the record, what I think is inappropriate is someone coming on here and telling people who've been here since the start that hardly anyone has an average of 0.5 and if they do its their own fault for not averaging down .
Steve, just repeating what was posted by another poster. Since I'm not on telegram I don't know who it is.
If its true, how is that inappropriate BTW ?
Its either a fact or its not.
Luckybob23 is that post intended to be in reference to anyone in particular? I assume not, because it would make that an extremely inappropriate comment wouldn’t you agree….?
Yep - still in Juno and taking advantage of low sp 😉👍 end of March is looming and sp could be booming 🤞😂
We would have got away with the rises if it hadn’t been for those pesky sellers 😂 once the selling stops so do the drops 🤞🙏
Is Peakhope still about ?
Yeah…give your balls a polish lol
Especially with Scamboni around!!!
I hear that , i don't mind backing a few losers as long as i have a few winners too.
I would have sold out SYME a long time ago if my crystal ball was any good and bought back in around about now...
I guess the moral of the story is don't go speculating with murky balls!
Definitely possible and worth thinking about…must have sold at a loss at least 10 times over the past 12 months…as long as you put the funds back in you should be in a better position
Most notable loss-selling was with AMGO …I had a quote to buy £15,000 ish at a then silly price of 1.78p at at the same time I had a call…press the wrong button and bam bought a pile of poo lol
Then two days later..,first thing…opening price 0.90p…well my chin hit the floor!…what to do???…for a minute I was stunned then decide to sell-off the lot…wouldn’t let you sell the lot…only small amounts…price dropping rapidly within seconds!…managed to sell £2000 at 0.70p…the rest around 0.40p…I was frantically selling!…all sold I used the proceeds to buy back immediately at around 0.20p…I doubled my shares and my new average was around 0.90p
Well I bought some more over the following weeks and de-risked when I could…eventually exited with a profit of £6000
I have to tell you…that was exhilarating!…and I have changed from being someone who is loathed to sell anything at a loss to being more pragmatic about my investments…it’s all relative
Yes , I can see how that might work , you would need a pretty nifty crystal ball though 🤔
Correct…which has occurred a few times for BRH, RCGH, ARB, CRTA, HE1
And also for TGR and SAR for which I may buy back in
Hi optimist
so for you to get twice the number of shares back after having sold at a loss you would need the SP to fall by a further 50% after having sold?
In that scenario as with every scenario the best action would be…to go with your gut feeling…de-risk to release funds in case of a drop…or as is my plans - hold for periodical significant rise which I feel is imminent :)
I’ve been watching this stock for weeks before finally buying in and still managed to pay too much for it lol
Bought in around 060 with an average now of below 040
Agree 5yrs would be a very long hold LBob…am still holding BRH and am learning to sell chunks at a loss to buy back for sometimes double the shares which reduces averages without additional investment
Risky business which has paid off more times than not
Good luck to all holders here
And there's the dillema if there is a rise towards month end and anyone has a chance to recoup losses or even get there money back , do they sell or let it ride.....
Just sit back and have a coffee... all is falling into place :)
I was just arguing long term holds are not a good idea for penny stocks. 5 years is what I'd consider long term .
But you are correct of course, timing is key, I just picked those because they were on your list.
Obviously lots of people recently made good money on HE1 for example, similarly I did the same on val and arb a few years back.
Val is a great example of the seed investors getting shafted . While ARB is a great example of seed investors getting a multibag if they held long enough, though I'm sure many invested off the rise and will never see their money back.