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Evening folks.
I am one of those lucky ones who bought very cheap a few years ago. I just wish I'd gone bigger! I'm not a serious investor type, and if I'm completely honest I bought in at 80p on a whim really when I happened to stumble across it on here. It looked like a decent speculative prospect when all the debt was cleared. As such it only occupies a small corner of my portfolio but thankfully I doubled my initial holding a bit later when it had climbed to around 200.
It's proven to be my best ever investment, and am thrilled that it appears that the ride still seems far from over....
I originally planned to sell if it reached £15, but now I'm thinking I may not sell at all for the foreseeable, since I could let it grow in my sipp from dividends, as I think this company will be around for the long haul, and possibly a major industry player in the years to come.
Good luck all
mixed feelings here, bit of a damp squib in the end, something I predicted myself many weeks ago, although I did anticipate an initial spike upon Sweden opening up again.
I last saw it @21p, then decided to go food shopping, not realising 2.30 Sweden time was actually 1.30 our time.
so I'm sat here now, feeling overjoyed but also wondering what all the fuss was about! it is almost like nothing happened.
The main thing though is that all our money is now a lot safer than it was this morning, and hopefully the days of single digits will never return.
well done everyone! onwards and upwards...
I fear that may just be wishful thinking. we can hope, but although putin no doubt has a number of people stove him who despise him and /or what he is doing, are they willing to oppose him? I think unfortunately not, well not yet. only when things crank up even more will that likely happen as more is at stake.
putin just be feeling increasing levels of paranoia by now though, wondering who might be planning to slip the novichok in his tea... and paranoia is never good for someone in that position of responsibility!
It's frustrating seeing the SP slowly fall away, but try not to look at it too much! After all, it's irrelevant to since degree. We need to exercise some mental fortitude whenever the red stuff fills the screen; keep that itchy trigger finger from wandering towards the sell button...
If you're in now, you should see it through, see the decision good or bad. just my opinion, but your money, your circumstance of course.
I don't think starting from a lower base will necessarily prevent a 'yes' SP from reaching the same highs as it would had it started from higher up. The lower it is, the more people are likely to buy, and the more thrust it will have.
Regards
and it's only going to get more and more frightening. We are on the verge of a world in which finding the truth will be like searching for a needle in a haystack of bs.
Cgi is now very close to being at the level where it becomes possible to stage anything, without the viewer being able to tell what's real or not.
Soon, maybe another generation, people will not know truth without seeing it with their own eyes. That is a very frightening scenario considering the vast majority of our information is gleaned from third party sources.
Eric, you know how these petitions work. They get passed through social media channels and get signed by all sorts of people who know nothing about it but like the sentiment. This is the power of someone like greta. instant reach.
Decent RNS that. Think the tone is spot on; a firm yet fair and comprehensive reminder to
a) The government of their duty in upholding the process, and the legal ramifications.
b) Those being influenced by under hand third party tactics and fake news
c) the sami to what they stand to gain more than to lose.
In fact, large parts of it read as though it were a response to the concession actually being granted.
idk why people are getting so twitchy the sp at this stage. If you're positive you should be in, if not then you really should be out by now. it really is that simple! They're isn't any point being stuck in the middle.
Most have planted their flag a long time ago, and the recent slight wilting of the sp probably merely reflects the fact that there are currently more individuals willing to sell and take their profit than there are those speculative punters willing to jump in at this price.
These were my thoughts also lb.
The mainconcern for me was something completely new thrown into the mix, another curve ball to deal with which could demand further extension.
But it's the same old tripe, same old broken record, and that's good imo.
Yes and I've seen both ends of the spectrum. changes the amount of money in my portfolio for sure!
No one knows the outcome. Maybe the deposit will be dug up one day, maybe it won't. This is a big world, with lots of people constantly drilling and surveying for the next best find. If enough are found which have the right qualities and ease of access etc, then Zanaga's day may never come..
and that's what concerns me sj.
Back in December I thought 20-25p was fair for the concession and was happy to exit at that point.
I believe that the concession is now so nailed - on (or apparently so), that a large percentage of those who would usually buy in on a yes have already bought in.. it's factored in to some degree for sure.
I think I will defo to slice at the minimum if we hit 20 mark soon.
let's be honest here. They haven't got lots of time to come up with more delaying tactics... they've already come up with them, months ago when they first received the unesco docs and translated them straight away (that is if they even needed to at all!).
Then they sat patiently awaiting the deadline to come into view before demanding they needed a translation.
'Making the right noises and raising his media profile may just be posturing for the benefit of his political career.'
Maybe, but also posturing and making the 'the right noises' and then not following them up could prove more damaging to your political career than beneficial. Depends who you can afford to upset the most.