London South East prides itself on its community spirit, and in order to keep the chat section problem free, we ask all members to follow these simple rules. In these rules, we refer to ourselves as "we", "us", "our". The user of the website is referred to as "you" and "your".
By posting on our share chat boards you are agreeing to the following:
The IP address of all posts is recorded to aid in enforcing these conditions. As a user you agree to any information you have entered being stored in a database. You agree that we have the right to remove, edit, move or close any topic or board at any time should we see fit. You agree that we have the right to remove any post without notice. You agree that we have the right to suspend your account without notice.
Please note some users may not behave properly and may post content that is misleading, untrue or offensive.
It is not possible for us to fully monitor all content all of the time but where we have actually received notice of any content that is potentially misleading, untrue, offensive, unlawful, infringes third party rights or is potentially in breach of these terms and conditions, then we will review such content, decide whether to remove it from this website and act accordingly.
Premium Members are members that have a premium subscription with London South East. You can subscribe here.
London South East does not endorse such members, and posts should not be construed as advice and represent the opinions of the authors, not those of London South East Ltd, or its affiliates.
Check out the Asset Match website. My company there is Eurovestech with an indicated price now of 3.8p. It has a NAV of 11.4p and plans to sell its major holding and return cash to shareholders. However this is proving a VERY long drawnout process. Essentially m/c calcs remain the same but there are no mms to oil the wheels for quick buys and sells.
Share4. I have traded shares for 50 years and worked as a broker for a time. It astonished me that some dealers knew little about the shares they were trading. Many people here give the impression of being nothing but gamblers.The key s always to spread the risk and only invest what you can afford to write off. And of course enjoy the ride.
Silvernight, in these kind of stocks I would expect to lose money perhaps 7/10 times, but I would also expect at least one of these to be very successful, I am not investing based on the zulu principle or anything/
These high risk stocks are a small part of my portfolio.
Also Tony, I would like to know how statements such as
"It is still a gamble as they will likely have to place at the end of the year,"
"It's a case of whether you want to lock your money away for potentially many years to come and forget about it."
Are "pumping" a stock?
Share4,
Your posts are becoming a bit of a non-sensical ramble - it’s hard to keep up. But let me have ago at addressing some of your points.
1) 10bagger asked a couple of days ago for anyone for views on why you would invest into Albert at this point. You in the last week stated “Risk reward is insane”, “I don’t want to be out of this stock” - all after the delisting notice. You should be in a perfect place to answer this question - but you ignored it. I suspect because you really cannot back up these statements. This is really one of the primary purposes of the board - exchange of ideas.
2) I have stated that I’m not an expert and come on these boards to try to learn something new. You say this is not correct because I have “many shares”. There is no relationship between the number of shares you have and whether you are an expert - this is just non-sensical.
3) You have suggested that I have flip flopped from saying that I was a significant shareholder to having a small Investment - this is not true. You have no idea whether my investment in Albert is large or small. Thankfully it is relatively small - you may earn £2000 a month, I may earn £15,000 per month - it’s all relative.
4) You randomly brought up BIDS and its SP performance - not sure why but you comments were non-sensical.
5) ...... that’s probably enough for now.
It’s clear that we don’t agree - but I think you should at least have ago at answering question no 1.
Have a good day.
Tony you brought BIDS to this forum not me.
You also stated when you first came here: "What I meant to say previously is that I probably have more shares in this company than you"
Do explain what that means then?
Oh that's the second time you (haven't filtered) me. Talking about the PYC board, I see they asked you to stop ramping and you have. Congratulations.
Here's one of my "full of it" posts for you Riddler:
SLN:
Price: 55.00
18 Jun '19
Something is brewing... looks like somebody is building a stake in this
Here are all the other things I have been "full of it" on here recently
SLN
18 Jun [55.00->175.00] 25th Jul
LWB
19 Jun [6.66->12] 9 Jul
XLM
24 May [50->80] 25 Jul
HZM
24 May [1.87->2.5] Jul 18
IGG
22 May [500->600] Jul 3
ZIOC
Apr 23 [7.23->13] Jul 9
MOGP
Jan 3 [1.575 -> 2.1] Jun 10
Even Albert Tripled After I first bought it.
In fact the only thing that hasn't spiked for me after I bought has been KDNC which was a total mistake.
Oh and here is my first message to Tony on Albert:
"Tony, I have no idea why you would invest in a stock you don't understand then panic about it later. Might be an idea to sell your shares and sleep better at night."
I've lost it hmmm... lets see shall we.
You come onto this forum ask a load of silly questions - so I tell you to sell up and not to stay in a stock you don't understand.
You then give it the big "I am" about having more shares than me and ignore my advice.
Months later you have lost money and say you made a mistake investing in these.
You then have a go at the person who advised you sell something you don't understand and call him a tit and know it all.
You then say you are on here to understand and present yourself as the voice of reason.
Good one pal.
Share4,
I don’t think I ever asked you for advice - quite why you keep going on about It I don’t know or even think I should have acted upon it I don’t know.
I have asked you several times to outline why you think that Albert (at this point) is such a compelling investment proposition and justify your outrageously bullish remarks - for some reason you seem to be avoiding this question.
I’m not sure I understand your point on “investment mistake” - everyone has made mistakes except perhaps you. I think it not unreasonaable to say that anyone that is holding Albert - has lost money and therefore by definition has made and investment mistake - I have no qualms in saying that in terms of SP fall - it is the worst share I have held.
Share4,
But at least I have I3E to cheer me up.
An investment mistake is when you get into something you don't understand. You don't even understand that.
If a share is likely to fail 30% of the time and double the other 70% of the time, is it an "investment" mistake when it fails?
Please tell me you're not buying high risk shares without understand this basic basic concept Tony? Perhaps you should stick to FTSE stocks.
Share4,
Your shares have gone from over 30p to less than 3p in the last six months - that's over a 90% fall. That's a fail, mistake, misjudgment - no other way to look at it. It seems like you have forgotten the object is to make a return on your investment.
30% chance of a fail v 70% chance of doubling your money - those are not the odds on a typical AIM Company.