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I think anything below the current price is probably good value in the short-medium term, barring an unexpected BTC crash. Placing price - which I managed to get - great value, don't really understand all the moaning about it even it it has held back our price short term.
I'm not a chartist, but interested to know whether those wiser than me make anything of what looks like a gap around 140-150p? Personally I can't see if falling back there unless BTC crashes but always interested to hear other views.

I like the look of the Swissborg App - anyone else got experience of using it?

today was a microcosm of the year wasn't it?

I haven't done a bed n ISA. But when I've sold shares in a dealing account the money is available immediately to buy more shares in that account; but can't be transferred to my ISA for several days until it has been cleared.
However, I thought the whole point of Bed n ISA was that they did do that for you as a one off - you may need to talk to them

isn't it bedtime?

Nope!
But you know you're having a good day when (discounting the oddity at number 1) you've got 5 of the top six risers of the day in your portfolio

That was prescient...did you know? Annoyingly I was looking this morning and thinking of buying more as price seemed unreasonably low. Ah well - pretty well everything I own seems to be on the up today

I'm afraid I just don't get the complaints. If you're day trading and things haven't gone the way you planned, surely that's the way it sometimes goes. If you could have sold at a high and bought RIOT etc at a low and made a killing, why didn't you?
The role of the BOD is to grow the company and provide medium / long term value for share holders, not short term profit for traders (unless you invest in BRH, of course).

I don't think we will see 3p this week but likely to do so soon and go beyond that, in the absence of unexpected bad news. Way oversold as I and others said over past couple of weeks. Some will takes some profits on the way back up

pretty good. I've a fair amount of money tied up here, and although I expected Syme to come back fine, I also expected a lot of people to dump their stocks and get out as soon as relisted. I guess most of us in here:
1. knew it was going to be a ride and are prepared for that
2. still think the underlying model offers a reasonable prospect of success, which could be significant, and worth any risk
I thought the sudden rise yesterday was interesting

It's always good to know when to take your profits and move on from a share, and many of us will be substantially in profit at a £1, perhaps boosted by topping up on the recent fall; but if it does reach £1 then I doubt that's the end of the journey and I won't be selling more than a portion of my holding at that level, if at all

going back to the chartists, interested to know whether they still think it is going to gap down to 37p?
And did they all sell on the way up to 80p+ , knowing it was going to gap down - and if so at what point?
I'm still not convinced, especially as there are so amny other factors - share sentiment, sector sentiment, overall market sentiment; even that much loved BB trope of MM manipulation

doesn't seem to have done the share price any harm.
Lots of us holding tight for much bigger gains
Can only presume some end of year housekeeping as someone else suggested

delighted to see it going back up - been topping up on the way down though missed the very bottom ;)
Hoping this will soon return to being 20% of my portfolio, instead of 10% as at present!

Funnily enough whilst out surfing recently, in these gloriously cold but clean easterlies and large swells, how surfing and investing both benefit from similar mindset - mainly patience and choosing your wave well; but also being able to take a pounding and coming up wanting more; don't chase a wave that's gone and get caught inside by the next set; local knowledge and / or research, studying some charts if that's your thing all help
Need I go on?

I've often wondered whether that explains much of chartism - if enough people believe and follow the rules and runes, then they will as @Holl says, become self-fulfilling

agreed. It constantly amazes me that everyday this chat is in the LSE top 5 when nothing actually happens. We've been waiting a long time; most of us are prepared to wait longer.
Those who want to trade the swings feel free
But please spare us all the noise

I wouldn't worry about it.
If you signed up to the IPO hoping to flip quickly for a profit -well you still can albeit for less than a week ago.
I don't think the main purpose of an IPO is to enable small PI's to make a quick buck flipping their shares though; it is to fund raise and attract investors. The way they spread the allocation was clearly intended to give a broad base of small PI's, presumably with the hope that some will become LTH
From that point of view, it doesn't matter if it takes a few days for the shares to be in your trading account.
If it is really important to you, then look at different brokers

that's what I think - or they gave us such a small window so they didn't have to cut back too heavily on allocations. Will be interesting to see how they do allocate - will they do the same as Cellular and give everyone a basic minimum of a few hundred pounds worth and scale back hugely above that. Or a fixed percentage. Either way, I see it as a bonus if I get some to add to my holding, but anyone who thinks this was a massive opportunity missed, remember you could have bought for not much more than £2 only a week or two ago, and you may still get the chance tomorrow,

@splatted - try the App.
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