The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Stevie - a bit of a home truth for you though.
I have indeed had 3 accounts over the past 2 years. Never at the same time.
Repeatedly you find in time that a core of this board becomes toxic and starts targetting people for the slightest of differences. Hence the fresh starts.
When talking about toxic behavior, that group really needs to look in the mirror. If you are constantly a c**t to people they leave (flight) or they fight (trolls).
The current state is all a reflection of the cliques' behavior over the past few years.
You are not even barking up the wrong tree... you are in the wrong forest.
There have been secret groups for ages
Many of the troll accounts are those groups poking the board and having a laugh at you all.
Sorry about that. Just assume if you were not invited it was for a reason.
All while pumping throughout the day - remember kids, trust nobody. We are all out for ourselves.
Honesty about the sale is respected all the same. Cheers IK! onwards and upwards.
It's the broker arm of JPM, they are not investing it is somebody else.
You know this. It's been posted 100 times. It just doesn't fit the narrative. So people keep lying.
Given how much effort he had to put in to get his original RNS that MAY not be the case. I suspect he could sell and unless he chose to go through that again nobody would know. The difference with IIs is that it's all part of the daily process for them, likely automated.
I don't believe for a second this is true, I am just saying it's not a certainty that no RNS means he is still holding. It's a very very strong possibility though.
Blind optimism is for fools. This is a calculation.
I am confident I am not going to crash the car today, still put on the seatbelt and have a foot ready for the brake pedal when needed.
I appreciate it's sometimes uncomfortable hearing different opinions. It's a good thing to embrace though, those that don't won't go far in life.
All that tells you is that people are paying a premium to buy. That can be because of organic demand being greater than supply OR it could be because those selling are smarter, have more patience and have greater tooling and automation than those buying.
Not a view on the price movement potential - just one on the danger of fairytales.
The risk and reward is being moved from institutions to private investors. Read into that what you will.
As the Chemical Brothers said, "Here we go..."
Of course, this is positive, it's more shares available for degenerate gambling PIs to lose their pension pot with! Yeeehawwwww.
Having said that. I am buying more. This is bargain land. Wouldn't want to be out of this over the Christmas break. To the moon Jeff.
Odds feel about right :D
This has gone from ladbrookes to playing at the mafias casino. Everything on RED!
No we R not
Remind me again - why is today the day. I am just curious if there is logic behind it or if its one of those things that is repeated to the point it becomes fact?
I am half this board. TTFN Muppet
My Facebook page doesn't crash, I crash my Facebook page.
The power of AMGO is not concerned with physical locations. It is ever-present.
It's never to early. Every morning I wake up, look in the bathroom mirror and tell myself "I wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend".
It is the self affirmation that leads to success and happiness in life.
Maybe he has a metric ton on AMGO and knows this is a shoo-in, doesn't want to be out over the weekend and so is leaving now to spend time picking which tropical island he wants to visit first?