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Swings and roundabouts. Longs will be laughing at your losses when it goes up. It is what it is.

Nope just usual volatile shenanigans, bit dull.

Indeed, let's see how it plays out

As I said Red its a mute point anyway as Boris has messed up a no deal brexit (be lucky if he's not ejected from office given whats happened today). No point arguing about it as its being blocked anyway. Will be a case of a renegotiated deal with a delay (cant see then renegotiating it all within a few weeks), or no brexit at all. Before you shout at me that its a remain conspiracy etc I'm just saying that's the options, not what I wish the options to be. The block on leaving with a no deal will be law once parliment resumes, given the vast majority of MP's opposed a no deal. It might even have been signed I lose track, if not its just awaiting royal ratification.

Personally I'd rather invest in a company where the senior management aggressively pursue the interests of the company first and foremost. Diplomacy rarely works well in business as it's usually taken as sign of weakness. Not many companies hire leaders who take a softly softly approach.

So has every other investor who has bought shares in RMG normal guy, whats the point you're trying to make, its confusing me.

It's all pretty much a mute point. Boris has been caught with his hand in the cookie jar, so a no deal brexit is off the table. Now parliment is back that legislation barring a no deal brexit will pass. There's no option now except a general election (good for RMG), and then the winner of that can fight over the ashes of what to do with brexit.

It's not that simple though Red, which is why we are in such a mess. No one wants to damage the country, remain or leave, but a leave what may approach is equivalent to going in for a triple heart bypass and saying to the doctor don't worry about anesthetic, or safety measures, just crack it open and have have a mess about in there, whatever will be will be. It's just not realistic when it puts so many peoples livelihoods at risk.

The leave come what may approach is the worst possible scenario for everyone, as you will get border taxes, import/export bans, Irish disunity, high inflation and huge associated unemployment. I might not agree with politicians on hardly anything, but blocking a leave come what may approach through some cross party unity is about the only sensible thing they've done so far in my view.

Why are you folks giving that poster any thought? They are a proven troll. Take the same approach as the celebs are doing with trolls and simply ignore / block them. You are just wasting your time giving them a seconds though.

They used to be ok, some interesting analysis but they've deteriorated rapidly. Over the last 12-18 months it's basically just become a boiler room site.

They are a laughable bunch. I didn't realise until someone told me the other week that they are basically low paid journalists that get paid $45 per article, and are effectively told what to write. It's not actual analysts or traders, just paid for articles. How they are even allowed to publish is beyond me. As soon as I see its from the fool I don't even bother to open an article anymore.

It's because it's broken out of its range to the upside so will have triggered alot of stop losses / buy orders, which will mean demand for shares is unbalanced

I filtered him. He was amusing for a while, but the repeating of the same one liner everyday gets very monotonous.

Just needs a push. As soon as the resistance is broken it will trigger alot of technical buying which i suspect would push it up to the 14.5p level pretty quickly.

It has the feel of a share that is ready to take off. It's trading right on the resistance level, as soon as that gets broken its a big gap to the next resistance.

I haven't read it, and wont read any MF articles. Like I say I've read too much nonsense from them in the past to give them any shred of respect. Each to their own regarding their analysis, but for me no interest.

Ha that would make sense. They all virtually have no content other than some emotionally charged headline. I had thought it was individual traders writing to promote their own self interests, but makes more sense if they are paid to write such rubbish.

The day anyone pays any attention to a Motley Fool article is the day they lose money, whatsoever the view they post. They are the most manipulative, agenda driven , deceiver out there. They use all articles to promote their own self interests, and those interests are usually not the company that they are writing about in the article. They post daily articles such as 'Why I wouldn't buy company X, and instead prefer this golden opportunity company....". Utter garbage

Ditto with HSBC, got mine prior to open so reinvested first thing.