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I thought Bitcoin would push up past the big $50,000 on Friday evening, then drop Monday morning AS USUAL.
But no . . . it's still hanging around $49,000 on Sunday afternoon . . . could Bitcoin be planning to hit $50,000 on Monday morning when Argo shares will benefit??
Argonauts have had a long 6-month slog from February's highs til now. A good Monday morning would be wonderful.

I agree appletree that August is the quietest time of the year for share movement (if you're busy staking in your windbreak on a British beach, you can't buy shares at the same time).
While this share is going nowhere fast, the fact remains that crypto is the place to be this year, and the people managing this company have experience to spare in making a buck.
Valereum is brewing.

@gjbrandon
Due to the fast growth in 2021,
@DeepVerge
currently have 9 open roles from lab technicians, sales and marketing in the US, UK and China.

The only conclusion to draw from a company offering 9 job vacancies is that it's growing.
As long as Deepverge is growing, all shareholders large and small, are doing ok.

I agree that good news would lift this share Sanboy, but a strong move upwards by Bitcoin would also lift it.
We need Bitcoin to push up during trading hours . . . usually it does well overnight and at weekends.
C'mon Bitty, give us a weekday push-up.

A very big pat on the back for the management.
I'm very happy to be invested in the company which is drilling for silver at Elizabeth Hill.

Bitty has just passed the $47,000 mark for the first time today . . . let's see if Argo follows.
When Bitcoin races upwards at weekends and overnight, our share price can't follow because the LSE is closed.
I've seen enough to know that Argo will flourish when Bitcoin flourishes during the week 8 am - 4 pm.
Faith in Bitcoin is all you need to hang in tight with this share.

Plus we all know how honest and upright our government is – I won't be surprised if the govt moves the legal goal posts on crypto whenever it suits them.

Thanks Rambino, I'm happy with implied efforts to stay within the law.
We're all here to make money, after all.

Righty ho. Thanks Rambino.

Rambino, I would be grateful if you could point me to the RNS or tweet or video where the board said they want a "regulation compliant" bridge/exchange. It would put my mind at rest and help me stay onboard here.
(When I quit a share at a loss, it's never impatience that moves me on: it's the worry of losing money . . . if Valereum appears to be on the right side of the law, it will take a lot of the worry out.)

The people who tell you to check your shares only every quarter are so right . . . but still I like to keep my eye on what's happening, especially with UFO.
Excellent iron ore news this week, as good as it could get really, and yet . . . my mind was on Elizabeth Hill!
Go silver, go UFO.

Silver looking very good.
Good weekend all.

Right on, Sprog.
Back to me fishes.

Mmm. The Art of Execution. Scary title, Cane. I think I will carry on with the job in hand (cleaning my fishpond), and give my Argo shares the several more months they deserve.
Nice weekend all.

JSP, I'm not buying Bitcoin, I like companies.
Cane, yes I plan to persevere. There's nothing about Argo that makes me want to leave.
It's the silly people who are waiting to invest in it that are winding me up . . . what kind of go-ahead do they need?!

I'd say I'm the average small investor in Argo: not very impatient, not very patient.
This has been a good day for crypto and I've made 0.54% on my investment in ARB.
How do I cope with what's going to happen next? Bitcoin shoots up at 6 pm, goes crazy all weekend and then sinks in the early hours or Monday, leaving me and my Argo investment in the red.
Helpful suggestions please.

Mr V's mission is to seek out and highlight dangerous problems in our waterways.
Go Mr V.

Modern Water's mascot in China is an octopus in a hard hat called Mr V.
Love it! And I reckon the Chinese will love it too.

Sorry meant to say $46,700.
But that seven has been just out of reach all day, and suddenly Bitcoin is there, now that the stock market is closing and we can't benefit from the rise.
It's tough for Monday-Friday investors

No surprise that Bitcoin has hit $47,000 just as the London Stock Exchange is closing.