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Great post COdey (22:12), bang on.
Yes but all that stuff you said requires EFFORT. And these guys don't want to put effort in themselves.
While we're swinging them around. I left schooling early but not before receiving my B.S.C, S.S.C and CPT.
Knew I'd never top achieving all that at such an early age so became an AIM trader after that .
Never looked back.
Keep swinging it Hammy - I never said that I wanted to join you - that would be childish and downright unprofessional.
Good night.
so what are your professional qualifications ? Meeting companies is part of my day job. Regular know it alls seem to be Tiptop and Tilburn’s jurisdiction, whom you seem more than happy to endorse. I think it was you who suggested don’t enter a dick swinging contest blind. I’m just showing my hand. If you’ve nothing to show I suggest you fold.
LOL, as opposed to anonymously bragging about supposed qualifications, and focusing your massively well informed time on a share BB trolling one stock? You and Cleggers will get on famously - you're an angry little pair -I don't know why seeing as you don't hold here?
Personally, I find that doing my own reseach and corresponding/meeting the respective company is far more beneficial than listening to regular know-it-alls . You pair of numpties should try it sometime, instead of playing stockbroker from the back bedrooms of your mum's houses.
.....disturbing!
He’s certainly a joke
These are mine BSc, MSc, FCSI, CWM. What are yours ? I see nothing in your scribbling to suggest any professionalism. You spend most your time attacking other people for having opinions contrary to yourself. It’s called argumentum ad hominem, you’ll probably need to google that to know what that means :D
Hammy, I'm not here on LSE in my professional capacity but rest assured that I've got plenty of letters after my name and I've had to do a hell of a lot more than 9 hours of professional exams over my 30 years in the industry.
A 30% rise on apparently positive news in a tiny and less liquid stock, followed by profit-taking and subsequent retrace does not constitute a disorderly market - the timing of the RNS would have made little or no difference imho - but then again, we'll never know.
Seeing as you are the feisty sort we will have to agree to disagree on this disorderly market theory,
Three, three hour written exams over 18months . A 30 % rise and then a subsequent retrace in a few hours is disorderly. What investment related qualification to do have ?
Makes it all the funnier with you bragging that you are Chartered - was this rather specific "one-stock" qualification a 30-minute multi-choice open book exam?
Anyway, since when have all intraday RNS created a disorderly market?
I'll give you a tip - don't enter a dick-swinging competition blind - there is always going to be someone more qualified than you.
Chartered One stock stock broker
yesterday's RNS get out without being leaky.
It didn't please some though with the One-Stock-Stock-Broker angered by its timing. I didn't quite get his argument for it but got the feeling it did not give enough time to disect it before the obligatory slating.
As far as I'm concered I hope they continue to release the next pieces of the jigsaw intraday - seems to me that there is a better chance of keeping things tight and a more level playing field.