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This BB is now joker of swing traders
Congratulations on calling it are a bit premature Florida.
Guess this could be it but I expect not as more likely to rise back up in November after US election and importantly once stimulus agreed. Then I'll be looking for the real crash to start from December and most likely by early/mid 2021.
Very content either way holding ETF shorts and only dilemma is if I want to participate in latest repetitive ygen buying opp. Which I did today as mentioned.
Coggins - you seem to be locked into this YGEN is bad syndrome that is leaving you feeling your in a box with no windows. Forget it, coincidences happen and this is one of them. Twix has been bleating on about another crash on the horizon and I have watched closely at that very thing for the last two months. All credit to him, he may not have seen the crash in the way it has unfolded but a crash it is. The FTSE 100 in May this year fell to 4995, it's lowest point, only to rally over the following months to 6500. We have just witnessed a fall of very nearly 20% and it could lose another 10% in the short term to reach those May low's.
Did the recent TU damage our share price, yes, but no where near the damage the FTSE has inflicted. The TU produced a doubling effect. First it created an air of negativity and doubt which was then carried alongside and into the FTSE down slide. There is nothing wrong with this company, get it out of your head. Your angry because you have just been stung by something that was staring all of us in the face and repeatedly voiced through these threads.
Now lets get to the juicy bits. Now our God, Mr Rees, has taken some stick over the last few days for not letting on about the drop in International sales, which is in reality the only thing we have a beef about. I remember at some point over the last six months someone from the company saying or writing - border restrictions were effecting product access worldwide. Now I haven't got time to search through god knows how many presentations and RNS's, so you will have to rely upon whats left of my memory, or search it out yourself. The point I'm making is that Mr Rees could have openly stated that we were directly effected, but it was already out there. We just sometimes need to see the wood for the trees.