RE: BB hoppa deramping then ramping lol31 Mar 2026 16:04
Don't agree with all the conspiratory theories about mm's and market manipulation. Ok AIM is less regulated, but it is still regulated. The only reason for the drop today is more people have sold than bought, this may not show up at present, but it may do in delayed trades. mm's do benefit by the fact that the volume of trade has been increased and mm's make money from volume.
Traders like Jane make money by trying to accentuate natural movements in the share price. They latch on to a trend and worry people into thinking something is very wrong. Once the SP starts to drop this just feeds their narrative and the whole thing snowballs. It is not even that hard , just need to repeat persistent nonscience and at least some people will start the ball rolling downwards. This process is easier to start on AIM because on the whole there are more more small private investors who may initially have invested thinking it was easy money, but then do not want to risk their savings. People like to blame the larger holders or resent placed share holders, but in fact this is far less likely, they are more likely to to have assessed the company fundamentals and be prepared to hold through dips. The point at which the sp stops falling is when all the weak sellers have left or the price looks so ridiculous that it prompts a greater amount of buying.
Not everyone makes money from the trading, its impossible unless the sp is continuously rising. If there are winners, there will be losers. The only people adding money into the system are the punters. So, in a flat or falling market, if some people are making a gain some others will be making a loss.
Please everyone don't invest money you can't afford to lose, look at the fundamentals and have the confidence to stick with your decisions. Don't be a sheep swayed by some nonscience spewed by jane and his/her like. If you look at Janes posts not once does she address the company fundamentals. It is just suggested price swings. There is no bad news out there regarding SLM.
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