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1 aim, ggp, amzn, ZooM, fedx. rises in 1 month -10%, 10%,, 36% 13%.

thats your first post nice intro lol

hope it stops at 20 still up 4.7% for 1 month

chance to top up here coming my target is 20

live price 22.70

waiting with silent suspense for something to happen

welcome, but many here would argue the contrary this share x30 was 7.50 4 years ago a possible come back to half that would be dream territory certainly its recent volatility makes it an attractive play for short term dips gla

great leap today but JB wont beat trump dems put all there energies in impeachment forgot to back a proper candidate

I think everything is red today even US markets getting clobbered so coming in just under the 9% is not bad will get another bounce when other markets pickup

i can buy same

gla

really whos showing blue to today petrel came off 3p it bottom now 5 where are going? no crap on that board here it seems pied piper stuff lead by a couple of posters who talk up ie the last year was good ha ha -30p suckers

I am not in at 25p actually average 7p they are a buy however there problems are oil industry cv19 over supply & some shares that where trade illegally and a court has upheld that decision they are on a lot safer ground and potential, of course DYOR
Thanks for asking.

12 months ago it was 34p so its been a great year lol
problem on that performance it may disappear on a 1p take over

They where saying that here about +30p ago hanging in here will just about leave something to wipe your ass with nothing has changed except the posters names still pushing the + in all that time holders being fleeced

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was hoping for a breather a chance to top up looks like its another green day

There are some posts on the way will ramp the fcuk out of this share be careful

continued buying/selling increases volume hence a breakout possibility gla

The investigation shows:
A history of scandals and company collapse on AIM, and a lack of public sanction and enforcement;
A “light touch” regulation system behind which companies are rarely named-and-shamed for abusing the system;
Problems with AIM’s regulators, known as nomads, that can also act as company brokers and can have vested interests in the companies they oversee;
How oil, gas, and mining companies can potentially mislead investors about assets in politically unstable regions, and how the reliance on the nominee advisor (nomad) system "encourages weak verification and oversight."