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'Those ‘never going above £1 ever again’ posts yesterday aged well ha ha clowns'
Hardly clowns if their de-ramping persuades the weak to sell. They snap them up at a cheap price and then the sp rises like a Phoenix. Bast ards, wish I had their balls.... or did they know something we don't.
CHRI55,
my £3k investment is worth £34 / £0.01 movement on the SP so for you to make a few hundred every day with a 2p swing suggests:-
You either bought very cheap, which you didn’t
You have many £1,000’s invested, which you don’t or
You are full of sh it, which is the most likely of the three options.
I also bought at well over £2 but have set a date of January 2023 before I do anything. Hopefully by then, this mad world will have settled down and ARB will start to show some signs of the promise upon which I bought them.
The constant, "Oh look, the SP has dropped dramatically, good time to top-up" makes me laugh. What about the PI's who don't have any further funds to do that and were convinced by rampers that buying in at 30-35p was a good move? Not something they want to hear. Fortunately I'm not one of them but there are plenty about.
The BBC website reports:-
It will be a couple of weeks before we know for sure. The message is clear - this needs to be taken seriously, but there is no need to panic.
It is tempting to conclude that because there is now evidence this variant is more infectious and because cases have risen rapidly in the UK, this marks the start of the rise of this Indian variant, but there are some good reasons why we should not jump to that conclusion.
The rapid rise in cases is being linked to an increase in international travel from India ahead of the country being put on the "red list".
There are some early signs in the data, Public Health England sources say, that the increase may be coming to an end, meaning that it may reflect that rise in travel rather than significant community spread.
Two key factors are in our favour - the vaccines appear to work just as well against this variant as the dominant virus circulating in the UK (although uptake in the Indian community is a little lower) plus there are still significant social distancing restrictions in place that should help to limit spread.
Lots of testing and contact tracing in different areas are taking place - and some surge testing is expected to be announced later in areas where there is most concern.
Charlie, yes, one and the same.
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/9lbd-ZhbR5J5P3zxpQtHKyRaoLk/appointments
Why **** the bloke off with lies? Borg hasn't mentioned #DEV since the end of April.
Hope you are right. I sold for a profit yesterday on a gamble of it going down to 27. I will be happy to buy back in again at that price.
I suspect there will be many people who sold in a panic last Wednesday who are now asking themselves, "why on earth did I do that."
Definition of 'The Lemming Effect' - "it is a phenomenon wherein crowds of people, across various fields of life, exhibit a certain kind of behavior for no reason other than the fact that a majority of their peers do so”. Hmmmm.
There are still some of us unfortunate ones who fell for the ramping in Mid March and bought in at 260 only to see it nosedive within a couple days of purchase but I have held out and am still hopeful that I will see blue one day. Can everyone stop selling until I'm in profit please lol
No, I'm not here for 5% but that is better than -8.77%
I bought more at 1.62, two minutes before the market closed on Friday then spent the weekend wondering why I’d been so stupid after reading the doom and gloom merchants on this bb. Just shows, there are a lot of clueless people on here.
I can't bear to watch this any longer. Just sold my 4k investment for £1.3k and put it into #STX where hopefully, it will start to claw some money back. GL to all those who remain, hope it works out for you.