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phimx while your agruging about if a rise over a period off time is a bull phase yould better get back to your day job telling us how bad john gunn is (stocks about to rise buffalo will be upset)
Oldblue: Cunningly you have picked the dip in the AIM market at its lowest during the pandemic, almost 5 months ago, to make your percentage look good. Why not choose 20 Feb when it was 975 ? For the last 2 months the index has been averaging around 890 so taking your 917 figure that gives a rise of 3% . I could take the index figure of 903 on Friday 5th June and that would give 1.5% . The collapse in the markets in the earlier part of the year did slowly recovered but has remained quite flat for the last couple of months, since the 5th June. To say we are NOW in a bull market is preposterous. Obviously you have your view and I wish you the best of luck buying into the market now.
thursday march 19 aim all share 588.95
thursday aug 6 aim all share 917.3
thats a 56% rise kinda bull phase dont you think? not sure how even you would describe that as bear?
so back to your crayons small child.
jesus crayon time.....
A bull market is the condition of a financial market in which prices are RISING or are expected to RISE. The term "bull market" is most often used to refer to the stock market but can be applied to anything that is traded, such as bonds, real estate, currencies and commodities.
Oldblue: to my reply you wrote " kinda what I meant bullish" but what you said in black and white was " err phimx if you actually owened shares yould know its a bull market out there and most off everyone shares are blue"
.... YOUD KNOW ITS A BULL MARKET OUT THERE ...
I replied to your remark about the bull market then you try to make ME look a fool. Credit where credit is due son.
you can buy some here
http://www.crayola.co.uk/
ohh and if you look at AIM it almost or is back to pre covid levels (kinda what i meant bullish) and the ftse is still lagging
do you want me to get some crayons so you can write it down?
sorry no point talking about shares with someone who doesnt own any.....
and im not you son...moron
OldBlue: A bull market - phew, in conditions that are damaging company after company. Staff being laid off all over the place, airlines mothballing planes. restaurants being propped up, holiday industry screwed, banks making no profits etc etc etc.
The second lock downs starting up around the world
I doubt your sanity son, I try not to make personal attacks on people but you are pushing your luck. Perhaps sympathy is required.
Phimx, you must be very intrigued indeed, writing a message and then still having it playing on your mind 20 minutes later until you sent yet another message about it.
Truthfully though it’s very simple:
1. Do thorough research.
2. Expect to hold for a minimum of 5 years.
3. Spread the risk and try and have a portfolio of at least 10 shares at any given time. If you have £10k, spread it at £1k each and never put all your holding in just 1 or 2 places.
INSP is actually my smallest holding and probably highest risk. It purely comes down ‘if’ the product does get finalised and released on to the market, the company will be worth significantly more than it is now. It’s irrelevant to me if the company goes bust but it would be deemed a missed opportunity if I sold out and then a product came onto the market.
I don’t usually give ‘tips’ out but get yourself away from INSP and take a look at BMN. There’s a very high likelihood that in 5 years time the share price is going to be 5 times more than it is now.
Warren Buffet out...
err phimx if you actually owened shares yould know its a bull market out there and most off everyone shares are blue
Moneymaker: Tell us about your near perfect investment strategy. I doubt anyone else here could come close to matching you and we would all be very interested. Particularly relevant would be how and on what you based your decision to invest in Inspirit.
Even OldBlue will find that hard to swallow and he normally swallows hook line and sinker.
Moneymaker: "At the current moment in time I have a portfolio of around 20 shares and all of them, bar one, are currently in the blue."
Truly this man is the son of God. Come on Warren own up, how do you do it ?
Moneymaker: "At the current moment in time I have a portfolio of around 20 shares and all of them, bar one, are currently in the blue."
Truly this man is the son of God. Come on Warren own up, how do you do it ?
hes kinda like sucking lemons.....bit bitter....:-)
You sound like you care a little... Plus, I haven’t posted here since near xmas and even my posts yesterday had no pumping, just purely pointing out that everything that comes out of your mouth is complete drivel. It doesn’t need any pumping, it’s risen all by itself from the lows we had during the heights of Covid-19.
As a side note, with your only goal on the stock market being to be proven right that one day INSP will go under, you seriously need to set your goals higher in life. Get yourself in a position where you don’t care if one of your shares doesn’t make it. Learn from it and then apply it to your future investments. You’ll be a much happier in the long run.
You sitting on 100% margin... Easy to do when you pump this sh*te out of this share and lure in new suckers. I could not care less.
I will be proven right about INSP, keep luring in new suckers AW.
...and here’s the other who’s only share appears to be in INSP. I remember you two spouting the same rubbish around Christmas time. Wouldn’t surprise me if you’ve been doing it every day since!
Personally, I would consider myself a balanced investor. At the current moment in time I have a portfolio of around 20 shares and all of them, bar one, are currently in the blue. EUA being the current most profitable as I’ve been in since 0.45p and at the moment it’s sitting somewhere around 18p and is likely to go higher. Even INSP I’m currently sat on over 100% margin. So yes Buffalo, unlike you, the one share wonder, we are balanced investors.
Two balanced investors!!! Pull the other one.
You're talking to two balanced investors, a concept you could never understand.
Phimx, you are as balanced as a one armed bandit on a unicycle, juggling cannon balls!
FooCare & Moneymaker: you say drivel etc. Were you aware that directors had slipped off into the wider world and apparently have not been replaced? That's not drivel that's interesting and very relevant to a budding Inspirit Investor. It's also interesting to those that have sunk hard earned cash into this venture. It's also very relevant to the supposed great launch this year and that one piece of information makes me think there will be no launch since preparations are not being made nor any announcements that could convince it's about to happen. Call it deramping call it drivel, I call it research.
My view's are very similar to yours Moneymaker, I do realise this could go either way, but some of the negative persuasion think they know it all.
Very easy to pick a share that's priced to fail and bash it, but even if they get what they crave, I for one will certainly be unimpressed.
I’ve been in here for about 12 months but don’t post very often. As there isn’t much news flow, you just hear the same drivel coming out of people’s mouths like “there is no product”. I only looked in today because we were near the top of the risers board so was wondering what the fuss was about.
Good to see a fellow palladium investor injecting some sense in here.
It won't go down so well with the nonsense injectors!