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Smiler,
"Dogs"????
A bit harsh! Any number of things can hit a companies share price, even the best companies!

Max,
IMO nobody is doubting the investment potential here, its certainly why I have bought in!
It's just in response to steigers high exposure to just one stock.
Anyway I'm looking forward to the future here!

Ping,
And just to add I hold two companies where one CEO holds 76,000,000 shares and another where a board member holds 465,000,000 and both share prices have been pummelled recently.
There are no guarantees!

I wouldn't go as far as "Love" but 0.8p has brightened my morning!

Smiler,
Some of the books on spreading risk are in my opinion rubbish, I've read somewhere of not exceeding 5% on any one share as a percentage of your portfolio.
This is spreading yourself to thinly IMO.
AIM is about a bit more risk but the potential for much greater reward, there's lots of things I could say like concentrate on a "handful" of companies but at the end of the day it's up to the individual investor.
The other point is that this money will be needed for a house purchase next year, it is so dangerous having almost everything tied up in one company when you have time constraints like that.
It's just to me 90% seems very high, history is littered with people who have done similar, yes some came out rich, but many more ended in tears.
I say again, 100% confident we'll make money here but I'll leave it at that.

Steiger,
90% of your portfolio?
I have every faith here, I wouldn't have invested if I didn't but I would never advise anyone to go that deep on ANY one company.
No way a deramp, I am very positive here but that's a big risk as nothing is guaranteed.

Smiler,
PGM's is a good place to be, Japan IS going hydrogen and many others are investing heavily.
Every chance the world's shipping will end up going Hydrogen, and HGV's but only time will tell.
Shares with exposure to Uranium COULD also be a good buy, but it is dependent upon the price rising, which to be fair it will do due to the increase in demand. China are planning on building multiple new nuclear power stations (along with a lot of coal fired ones!)

Could be if they believe they could be worth substantially more than they currently are?

Krit,
Try this link,
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.asp?ShareTicker=POG&share=Pog

bigmj,
I've just given you a "follow" on twitter, our paths have crossed before on the likes of Eurasia Mining.
It's good to see you here and your confidence in the share.

Zac,
BP isn't the only company carrying out a buyback at the moment.
I also hold Lloyds banking group and it is well on the way to buying back 4 Billion shares THIS YEAR and the share price has fallen since the start!
I think there's a combination of issues in the market, a lot of nervous investors, inflation worries, Russian worries, green issues etc but I'm more than happy to hold both and would add more BP at the current SP.

bigmj warrant notification on twitter.
Good luck with these, and everyone holding here!
https://twitter.com/PowerMetRes/status/1549441529172877314?t=QAFJ-zd9KuUMSmzlg_y9JA&s=19

Muscels,
I think you may be wrong with your assumption.

Evan,
Have you got a great big plate of piping hot stew & dumplings for dinner?
No salad for you!!!!!!

Onassis,
0.89 of a penny.
Won't be long and we'll get the "Leaky" posts.
Just chill until news drops, it'll be a lot more exciting than 0.89 of a penny that's for sure!

Then maybe just handing out cash should stop.
Food vouchers, direct payments on rent etc.
Benefits should NOT be a lifestyle choice for anyone, just a safety net to protect people.

Gazzleberry,
This has been discussed before and to confirm I have no problem with paying tax "for the greater good" but I do feel entitled to moan if my money is helping some (minority) of people who have no interest or intention of ever finding a job.
Benefits should be enough to put food on the table, keep the lights on and pay the rent,
It shouldn't pay for pub visits, fags, tattoos etc etc.

Gazzleberry,
"On their knees"????
Really?
Can you posts evidence of losses to back that claim up?
Lloyds are not "on their knees", investors are choosing to invest elsewhere, that is the current reason for the SP negativity.

Falky/MD,
I'd thought with all your positive SB's and your apparent "calling everything right" you'd be rolling in it!