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phone PB or your broker?

The optimist in me presumes it means offer is proving very popular
Cellular goods was x13 oversubscribed and no problem getting those

I'm guessing everyone is trying

I'd top sliced a bit recently anyway and planning to buy back if dropped to around 200 - wasn't planning on it happening this way, but worth a punt I think, even though price on open market may drop to or even below 200 depending on sentiment, in the short term at least. Will be bad luck if BTC dips at the same time but c'est la vie

I've got two Primary bid accounts, and can't get into the offer on either of them - other offers working fine - anyone else struggling?

@Aberdeenman: depends on why you get a false positive. If the sample contains somethings that cross reacts with the test reagent, then repeating the same test is likely to get the same result. You're only going to get a different result if either the technique was wrong - and an inadequate sample is more likely to give a false negative than a false positive; or there was a fault with the test kit - in which case it might be important to use a different batch for repeat
It's a bit like asking the same person the same question twice. You're probably going to get the same answer

@markrops - just so, I often feel more relaxed when things are dropping, only really faced with the decision about whether to invest more. Naturally, I prefer to see my investments on the up, but if you have faith in your choices then you just have to sit out the drops and take the odd one on the chin

depends on your point of reference.
Obviously, if you had known this was coming then would have sold at 2.7-3 and bought back in now (or wait for it to drop further).
On the other hand, if you've been in since it was less than 0.2p, topped up around placing, have topsliced a little to bring your average down, and are in it for the long term - then it's just another day not being invested in a building society account. The only decision I had to make today was whether to average up

Is there any way we can make a parallel board that he/she has no access to, and let him/her have free run here?

I am back in at sub-12p, but as Mouse said, I'd really like an opportunity to average down
Hopefully, finally, learned my lesson
Won't do that again, Dad

Hope so, I bought some more yesterday

Having foolishly lost patience and sold out at about 7.5p just as current rise was starting, can anyone help manipulate the price back down to near there - only briefly - so I can buy back in at those prices?

what you have done is day trading - all the evidence is that the vast majority of day traders lose money, both short and long term. If nothing else, the spread counts against you.
By all means continue to day trade. I don't know much, and have made many mistakes, but by far the most common is not being prepared to wait for a stock to rise, compounded sometimes by buying too high or in a spike.
This could go either way but likely many small PI's will sell at least some of their stake once it's available to sell in their accounts - either later today or on monday. That's why I haven't added to my IPO this am - too hard to read the highs this am

There are so many answers to that question that in most peoples' minds would come before helium!
It may be different for posters on here, of course

Is that who is in the green box?
For the record, I got in early on the IPO, not added or sold yet

let's face it, a lot of small PI's will at least sell some of their holding to get back their initial stake, or flip all of it for a 300 - 400% profit if they can. Many still don't have the stocks in their account and may not until after markets close today. So will be interesting to see how that plays against news coverage over weekend and Monday's prices.
At least no-one can smugly claim (yet) to be a LTH and look down on those that do choose to take their profits elsewhere

Nothing in my AJB account yet.
I think it will go up tomorrow but not as much as Kanabo.
Although there is a huge amount of hype, I suspect some of it is blatant ramping for a quick flip

you have to be quicker than me to keep up with this chat - my replies are about 5 posts behind!

that's what I thought: nice work if you can get it.
All we can do is either sit it out and trust in the long term rise of crypto and associated stock; or catch those dumps too and try to trade them.
I'm terrible at keeping cash aside - there's always something looks tempting - but I have kept some ready for tomorrow if ARB does drop; or for the new cannabis kid on the block - fortunately got some of that in the IPO too

does that mean that they are mainly selling, and not buying?