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In the past I always found, that when the masses start arriving, banging on about what a got buy something might be, is usually time to start Looking for the exit

I don’t think so finderskeepers, hoc has its own set of issues.
I think the issue fres is facing are to do with transitioning experienced contractors for local people .. who need to be trained and have zero experience

Thanks billy for reminding us all not to forget to take out some profit on the way up… I did get a bit nervey last week with all that talk of selling. 15 months ago when I first bought in, I had planned to walk away if I ever see £4… didn’t expect to see it so soon, so I was going to hold on a bit longer..
But in the end I decided just to sell 25% of my holding.
Would have gotten greedy otherwise. :-0

Never say never QZ bit coin’s certainly a market built on fear and greed so far, you only need Musk to open his gob on twitter in the middle of the night, and the whole market seems to way overreact…

I just think if this meta verse or digital world that’s being created, became just as big as some analysts expect…
Then blockchain is still very much in its infancy stage
All in my own opinion of course

I’m currently looking into a few blockchain stocks, I don’t really have any interest in bit coin, but I do believe in the tech. And I think that it won’t be long before it becomes the mainstream way to pay for things.
So more of a long term point of view, than a quick trade

Paddy power. ought to be called paddy pulled my pants down, I recently posted over their, why I wouldn’t touch them

I don’t often set stop losses, but I posted on the hoc bb on the 6th may, that my stop loss had kicked in and I was in no hurry to get back in.
So glad I didn’t start chasing my losses over there

Don’t start me off on coal QZ. All year insulate Britain have held me up on the motorway using my exhaust pipe to put a thin layer of insulation over the U.K….
Bring Back coal.
And we can put a duvet over the U.K. :-)

I think it’s the future for all the big miners billy, helps cut the carbon footprint off their books
Just sell the assets to smaller companies whilst retaining control of the product
Will be carbon neutral in no time

Pete can you post all your next trades please, so I can do the opposite :-)

This is my opinion woody (to be taken with a pinch of salt )
As long as Glenda stays above 3.50 it will build a nice support to move up to 4.00, how ever should we close below 3.50, then I can’t really see any support until 3.10
Not advise just my opinion.

And there was me thinking you only paid tax in the USA if you ask Twitter and let them decide if you pay the tax or not

That’s with paddy power

I was looking at this earlier on in the year. After doing some basic research I decided to download the app and checkout the user experience..
After downloading the app and funding the account, 3hours later my account was suspended for some unknown reason. After contacting support they asked me to prove that I am me. Asking for photos of passports driving licences, bank statements and a whole load of other stuff . Which I supplied, and was told that my account would be re activated within a couple of days…
That was 6 weeks ago….
When I contact support now. All I get told is that They have my details and I have to wait for there security procedures,and will hear from them in due course
6weeks so far and still nothing from them
With my money frozen for so long . And the company’s idleness and incompetence to do anything.
I can safely say I won’t be investing into this one

Yeah these so called ethical investors stop investing in coal and oil etc to put their money into bit coins and stuff..
I wonder where they think all the electricity comes from to mine these coins??

Australia’s two-year bond yield more than doubled on Thursday after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) declined to buy two-year bonds.

I wouldn’t worry about that to much woody.
The less tax we pay, the more profit gets made
:-)

For all the wrong reasons, of course

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/10/28/2323256/0/en/Australia-s-largest-coal-miner-avoiding-hundreds-of-millions-in-tax-payments-short-changing-Australian-communities-according-to-CICTAR.html

I doubt the have reduced costs that much due to rising fuel price’s .