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Not at all crawshaw. I don't currently have any money in ARB, as I've made quite clear on that board, although I did very nicely out of it in a couple of tranches this year. Thanks for your concern though.
I do have money in GDR, having seen the RNS this morning, for the first time since early February. I sold out too early on that occasion, at 90p, having bought in at 50p just before Christmas. I like GDR and I think with the news today there's every chance of a lot more to come.
What I don't like - one little bit - is the incessant, thoughtless, casino-like ramping by so many on this and other boards. it's not "guaranteed" to be 60p today, or £2 next week. Neither of those things are impossible but nor are they anything even close to certain, and anyone who says otherwise is either a fool or a liar.
It's 0830 NY time. Most have been up for a couple of hours and at their desks for at least 30 minutes. They ain't asleep.
Because that doesn't fit the narrative.
Why on Earth would you average up? if you are so dead-sure what's happening, get all your money in now. Don't tell everyone what you're going to do, just do it.
...unless you're more about mouth than trousers of course.
Was the 70% drop to sub-$6k around January 2018 Armageddon?
Was the 70% drop to sub-$4k from mid 2019 to early 2020 Armageddon?
Was the 60% drop to sub-$30k in April/May this year Armageddon?
If they weren't, I can't get too excited about the current 20% or so drop. It's volatile, trade it!
Good grief Caddor if it's really such a rigged game why even play. It's dead simple in reality, it's all just supply and demand. Market makers don't have some bizarre agenda to manage the prices of every share in the market, even though there are conspiracy theory posts like yours on every single LSE board. They don't drive the price - they reflect the demand in the market. If the price ain't going up, that's just because there are sufficient sellers at the current price to meet demand. End of story.