Member Info for _Mr_Big

MM,
- degree in economics and finance
- qualified accountant
- over a decade in financial services

All worth jack sh.t because AIM knows no rules.

Just taking a guess buddy.

From today's RNS:
"Three subjects (6%) died after being randomised to placebo. There were no deaths among subjects treated with SNG001."

Let's hope SNG goes on to prevent thousands of deaths worldwide.

Taken out a shortie short, aca?

MM - looks like there's buying pressure - first peak at 9.40 to close nicely trends upwards.
Peak at 240 was probably driven by day traders; peak at 227 would be folks who bought at 2.40 or missed 2.40 selling off.
Opening auction - I expect buying pressure.
Then MM games will begin, with stop loss hits and tree shakes.
Hoping this will close higher than today, but on no news it won't be much higher. If we start getting more coverage, news, TR1s, all might change.
My initial target was 2.40, but I've re-assessed it now. No rush to sell in the next 6 months, so I might as well take a gamble.

I don;t do charts - just a wild guess.

What % of the oxford vaccine profits goes into the politicians' pockets?

210-162-240

Agreed - I do not think stop losses on AIM are a good idea and I do not use them.
But please be aware that stock prices go down as well as up and you will be exposed to the risk of losing all your investment. It is up to you to decide how much risk you take on.

How do you think I ended up with 3 kids?

There used to be a very good article about how MMs work and what tricks they play. I'll try to see if I can find it in my archives, but it was a long time ago.

On a serious note, I do not provide any advice to anyone on whether to set or not set stop losses. As I mentioned, not using them would be considered highly dangerous by many investors. Just because I am happy to play without them and risk all my holdings doesn't mean that anyone else should do the same. I do, however, believe that MMs carry out stop loss attacks, and I am sure I have witnessed them multiple times in the past.

MrBlue - it is quite usual for AIM traders/punters/investors not to use stop losses (including yours truly). AIM is a corrupt place and you'll see many tree shakes and stop loss hits on hot stocks. Many main market, high cap investors would consider it highly unsafe to play without a stop loss, but AIM's a different beast.
It's entirely up to you and your risk profile. but don't be surprised if you get robbed off your shares.
To me playing without stop losses is a bit like having sex without a condom - it's just more fun this way.

I was hovering over the sell button right at the peak today but decided to gamble and hold.

Well done everyone who cashed out - enjoy your winnings!

£3 - I wish. That will be a new house for me.
I recon myopic AIM investors will continue to take profits and there will be a bit of a pullback due to mm games, etc.
Might be a few weeks before SNG gaps up.

2.10

The Biased Broadcasting Company? Is not biased? You must be joking.

Funny, my guess was 1.90 close of play.
Good old Mr Big hasn't completely lost it yet!

Very unusual. share prices never go down, do they? lol

Looks like a nice and steady rise. This won't be driven by day traders, like the morning spike.

Go shoot some vaccine up yer arse, botfly.

Not as dramatic as EUA.

Getting twitchy closer to the end of day.