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Rattled.

Market only goes up over time and traders lose 80% of the time, shows you how dumb they are, thinking they can beat the odds.

POST EVERY TRADE ON AML OR NO-ONE BELIEVES YOU!

2 new ISAs, hahaha. So special he gets 2, one for each of his personalities.

How long will the 125m of cash raised this week last Kitty?

Let's see if you can even add up.

Ask yourselves this, if making money was as simple as Kitty says, why do 80% of traders lose money?

Why can no fund manager ever beat the index over time? (barring Buffet perhaps).

Why are they not posting every trade online so we can follow their trades rigorously and make millions ourselves?

Why is every 2 bit trader trying to sell you courses or info online, rather than just trade and make millions?

And lastly, why would they be posting here, surely they are too busy making money to care?

Yes that's right, they are dirty rampers, who do anything to get others invested while they dump stock.

They prey on the weak to take their cash, absolute charlatans.

They lose more than they win, the odds are against all of them, but we have to put up with all the BS lies.

Don't be like Kitty, with a fish supper on both shoulders, having to lie about trades to cover up the fact his mum didn't give him enough hugs as a kid.

If it's that simple to make money, away and do it, and leave us to discuss the company in peace.

That will make up for all your losses on WG. Suspended from the LSE at 18.44p, while and independent review found significant issues, including "material weaknesses and failures in the group's financial culture,"

You've lost more than 50%. Even odds on you telling us you already sold them for a profit before they were suspended.

Believe this idiot at your own peril, folks.

HereKittyKitty

Posted in: WG.

Posts: 8,522

Price: 37.26

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RE: Shorts are burning25 Feb 2025 08:14

Grabbed more on 🔔

Thanks shorters I’m already 9% up on those 😘

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Bentley US customers are not buying cars right now.

Remember folks, the interest payment on the debt is due in Q2, which is 75-80 million.

That's half the funds raised gone already.

The next cash raise won't be far away.

You the guy who thought CINEworld would be 'just fine'?

It was liquidated months not long after your message.

advocate1973

Posted in: CINE.L

Posts: 365

Price: 31.99

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RE: short cine?3 Jan 2022 15:00

If this is going to 5p or 0p why aren't the big investment funds dumping their stock, in fact more bought this year. Utter rubbish...the fact that you are wasting your time spouting tosh gives me full confidence that this will increase nicely throughout the year.

Have a great day x

The next cash raise is the important one, what does Stroll do?

Pretty sure he won't keep getting a waiver to continually increase the stake of Yewtree.

Burning through over £1m per day, it won't be long until the next one. the £125m raised recently will last only weeks.

Next move will tell us a lot more, he'll be desperate soon.

Why have they all been diluted by different percentages then?

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Asking a question like that means you should NOT be investing.

Wrong.

The UK will be able to export 100,000 cars a year to the US at a 10 per cent tariff, a reduction on the prevailing 27.5 per cent tariff. That quota is big enough to account for almost all current exports.

From the FT.

So Ferrari, Lambo, Bentley and all European car makers are still at 25% tariff, and AML at 10% tariff.

So tariff for AML will drop from 25% to 10% flat rate.

Not ideal, still having a 10% tariff....

I am hearing UK 100K sales will have lower tariff levels.

How many cars do Aston, McLaren Rolls etc send to US, nowhere close surely?

Stockcompass, agreed, it should all be about helping, rather than insulting each other.

I was thinking about it last night, I think Berkshire is a great cornerstone of a portfolio.

Alpha is right, it's time in the market rather than timing the market, when you are young you have all that time to compound the interest, which is huge. And very little risk.

Interest rates will be coming down this year and cash and gold/t-bills are looking a bit silly.

I have been reinvesting over the last couple of weeks.

He's staying as chairman for now. Tough call, Berkshire is more than one man, but Buffet had huge a huge part to play in all of it.

I just like the ethics of the company, it's a broad ranging and full of solid businesses.

I know a bit about the market, but will never come close to the people who work at Berkshire.

Alpha, I am a holder of Berkshire too, loaded up recently in my ISA, just as the US stocks were all over the place.

Love what you do and you never work a day in your life ;)

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Ferrari reported a 23 per cent year-on-year increase in operating profit to €542mn during the first quarter while revenue increased 13 per cent to €1.79bn. Both metrics, which exceeded market expectations, reflected continuing demand for personalisation, with buyers adding expensive features to their supercars. 

That's how you run a company.

Being optimistic on a share which has lost 98.5% of it's value since IPO is the easiest way to lose money, utter stupidity.

Being pragmatic, understanding fundamentals, and not relying on hope is the way to a fulfilling life, look at Buffet. One can earn money and be revered at the same time.

Investigate, calculate, don't trust any company until they have earned that trust.

And ignore rampers like Stockcompass who is obviously losing money here and can't stand any negativity. Fanboys are the worst people EVER to trust with investing.

Average Selling Price DOWN 15%

Sale of vehicles DOWN 14%

Revenue DOWN 13%.

Cash burn 120m per quarter.

Gross Margin in Q1 27.9% (I thought the new range was supposed to be 40%?)

Cash balance £233m and around half of that is deposits, so low on cash AGAIN!

£1.5 BILLION in gross debt, Market cap of 650m, less than HALF the gross debt.

Q2: debt repayment interest payment of 75m.