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You might be right. It's probably stupid to be waiting for a random pump like in crypto.
As I personally think this is the actual end of the road. I don't think the constant "tomorrow we will have sc6" for narrative is working anymore
Been waiting for a pump for ages to sell out.
Not sure if this project has much left to extract from share holders. It may be on its final run as martini said.
May just be better to sell now and just remove prem from the watch list. I just can't help but feel when I do sell. It'll pump.
If you look back at other GR videos you'll see that what was said doesn't come true.
The last one before this said something along lines of a significant progress step and it was definitely happening. Days later.. Nothing.
I don't believe anything at all that comes out of prem. It's constant empty promises.
As said. Just waiting for next pump to get out. There's no point selling now.
You guys ramping. The time has gone.
I don't think you're going to get anyone on the fence to buy in.
May as well give up.
You can either gloat in a few weeks time (unlikely)
Or vanish the same way as your cash will (likely)
I'm trying to see this as a lesson in "most PIs (ie me) can't play the stock market".
And that it's better to just buy a managed fund. No stress. No micro managing, no lse forum ramping/deramping/Bs.
Maybe it'll save me cash in the long run! :D
Doesn't really matter for PIs if it's malpractice, illegal etc. All ends up in total wipe out.
Almost always no one really gets punished for such things. And if so if often token punishment.
I mean loom how few got punished over all the 2008 banking crisis scandal.
To me this shows that the shorts knew this was coming. Inside info or whatever. It's certainly made me realise that there are always people who know. And there's a reason why a company is heavily shorted.
Never again.
Just USA/app world etfs for me from now. Pfc has been a bitter pill
Main reason to buy UK stocks is if you're hoping for a takeover.
Its now a self fulfilling prophecy. Where people are moving their investments out of the UK thinking it's going to fall away, so it does.
Rinse and repeat.
No idea what's going to happen in USA if trump gets in.. All bets are off. But tbh I'm more worried about world stability in that scenario
Pfc.
The company I wish I never found.
Pfc along with a couple of others I've been in has shown me that dabbling in the lower ranks of S&S is basically gambling and to avoid
Worst bit isn't failures.. Its high risk. It's the devious/malicious/illegal leaking, reporting and methods of distributing information.
Pfc is final nail in the coffin. I'll stick to Etfs in future. They easier, (ie no admin, following news etc).
Pfc has finally shown me that PIs will rarely do better than the big players with all their insider knowledge.
Genuinely had faith in pfc turning it around after the scandal I read about a few years back.
The pump and subsequent news dump a couple of weeks ago to me was clear manipulation.
Obviously only PIs will suffer.
Think ill stick to the S&P and other etfs for my future investing
Problem with fttp is BT have competition where it didn't have competition before. That's not great for business.
A few years ago virgin was the only real competitor, now you have countless independents with aggressive pricing rolling out FTTP and poaching customers.
Not only that the prices of these competitors is cheaper than BTs offering too.
On the landline side BT must be facing a lot of Pressures.
I agree with UBS.
I recently cancelled my talktalk line for netomia/youfibre.
Price was cheaper, speeds were better.
When I was on the line to talktalk retentions the advisor said there had been a lot of calls going to youfibre.
This is a net loss for open reach.
They are having to roll out new infrastructure and sell the service for less.
I would personally not be buying BT.