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They seem to be a pump and dump scam operation

£110000 stake though, so did you rebuy because the price had dropped or would you have traded elsewhere if the price went against you

Beware the March slump when the colleague sharesave scheme matures, can imagine a lot of people will be selling as the price has doubled since the option price was set in November 2022 for 167p

Just bought a few more so that will likely happen now

Machine learning yet again... Highs are overblown, drops are massively overshot for little valid reason. Is a 7% profit before any synergies are looked at really worth a 6% drop

Up 5-6% over the last few days, not sure what is driving it tbh

Heard that his plan is to sell off OE bonds, keep rates low and keep inflation down too. Move the US debt risk off the government on to private financial and an Inflation hawk. I have a feeling that he'll find the practical application harder than the theory

Same as Sainsbury's, their share price option was 167p in 2022. I've got a decent chunk coming from that, but I hope anyone selling more than 1000 M&S shares is aware of CGT if they sell straight away, should put them straight in an isa. Can't complain at a almost 4x uplift though.

Are small denomination coins such as 1/4 sovereigns worth buying or do you need larger coins and weights for long term holds

Has the paper and physical disconnect closed up somewhat?

I'm a real newbie when it comes to commodity markets but is that paper future contracts or physical?

Royal mint has loads of silver Britannias available but the question would be when will they deliver

Easier to control the news

The profitability of mines at $30 compared to $100 for silver however is always a judgement call for lower yielding reserves

Does anyone have any idea how to put this production report in to quantifiable earnings, profits for the year or price analysis not based on vibes

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After Fridays drop I wonder if they do it deliberately

Imo it just seems to be collateral damage from the Admiral downgrades based on the outlook for the UK car insurance market which obviously is a large proportion of the Aviva business

Some might say that downward pressure could just be a buying opportunity in the right hands

Just to remind people that the share price has doubled in the last 3 months.

Intra day movements have not tracked but the trend is

Any idea how that's normally priced in? Using futures pricing or a combination of spot and futures