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Why would anyone buy or sell shares based on what some random people have said on a bulletin board.
You would have to be really really bad at investing/trading if you did not do your own research into a company and make decisions based on your own findings.
If anybody bought into DDDD at 124.8 and then s*** themselves and sold because it went down to 115.8 then they should totally forget about having anything to do with investing in pharma company's and any other volatile sectors.
Fortuna8 - I am not from this bb, I hold no shares in DDDD, in fact know nothing about the company. The only thing I will say is that YOU are an utter POS spreading slander and lies about people from other bb's. Be wary of everyone folks, do YOUR OWN research trust no one but yourself and good luck to each of you.
Fortuna8
Thanks for the heads up.
P&Ders are intolerable but if they feel like pumping pxog (or whatever it’s called these days) please feel free!
'Rampers' and 'de-rampers' exist on every social media platform, they are not unique to here.
The SP rose over the past few days due to RNS releases and a $40 broker rating.
The difference in the values you quote is circa. 7.5%, hardly a 'spike'.
If people buy ANY stock purely because of what they read on these bulletin boards then more fool them, they will lose money.
Thank you for taking the time to grace us all with your good will and insight, I hope you sleep better tonight.
I don't post very much and sold on one of the recent spikes when I saw someone (and some of her/his friends) here whom I recognised from another board. I wasn't sure whether to say anything or not but my conscience wouldn't let me sleep. So, here it goes.
This person and her/his friends are huge rampers. They talk a share up and bring 'evidence' from twitter for their ramping, using words like 'boom' and 'to the moon' and forecasting ridiculous share prices which never materialise.
But, unfortunately it works because we are all motivated by FOMO. All their ramping gets you to buy more, creating a spike, and then they sell. It's called pumping and dumping. I've already seen the effect on 4D since last Friday. SP went from 115.80 to 124.80 and now back to 115.80. I really hope none of you bought and lost money.
The Cumulative effect of these booms and busts eventually leaves you disillusioned and/or out of pocket. I was going to say that it might be an idea to change to LBPS but I looked and they've had the same performance. Maybe if 4D gets delisted from AIM, things will be different. In the meantime, I suggest holding rather than buying. Or, if you see a spike, sell before they do. Only buy again if the price falls to your original sp less any fees you may have paid and have to pay again for re-entry. Just don't fall for all the ramping. These people are professional - the other share which I recognised them from is Novacyt which went up to £12 on two big spikes only to come down to £4 today. You can see them at work there, under slightly different names but you'll recognise them. One of them has the same signature everywhere. AIMO
Good luck to you all.