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*profess

Mugs game. Statistically 97% of day traders lose their money within two years. There are some folk on these boards however who professional to be trading gods (lol). They only winners are the big banks whose money moves the markets.

Personally tried day trading the DAX after studying trading and using a test account for over a year and found out the hard way it wasn't for me. I stick to longer term stock investing now as find that works better for me. I don't like how day trading affects my mindset.

Important milestone for the company, should probably release the news as an RNS whether materialy significant or not...

It matters not, long term trend is now firmly upwards with positive news to really propel it even further.

Having one last crack at it...

I would have agreed with you six months ago on PHE. But it has not followed the pump and dump trend in the last few months, it's now on an upward trend longer term. People need to stop looking at hourly and daily charts and focus on weekly and monthly ones. Trust me, you'll make more money long term.

The Marie Celeste.

It's being held down, probably by shorters but could be abit of manipulation going on here. Why? I can see this as a potential takeover target whilst it's valued at just above cash.

Time for key shareholders to apply more pressure. The UK is not recognising the tech solution and GROUP potential. The NASDAQ will.

Only 10% away from break even...whoopeee

Either way, disappointed with the drop from 78-73p despite buying back millions upon millions of shares. Price is obviously being kept low to facilitate them buying more shares at a cheaper price. Some may call it manipulation...I'm skeptical

I agree that no one is selling at 58p or below. I don't think many will be selling sub £1 tbh.

The last fundraise was OVERsubscribed at £4 in 2022, let that sink in.

Same thing happened last year. Threat of leaving FTSE 100 and lo and behold guess what it rallied 150 plus points. Same is happening here. Shorts are closing.

Holding in my SIPP, bought in at 73.5p last year with a view to holding for 15-20 years. Plan is to hold until retirement. Figured 15-20 years of dividends will double my money but I would consider selling at £1.50.

Moving to the NASDAQ anyway.

I hope no bid. If Ocado list on NASDAQ and continue to sign new retail and pharmaceutical clients they could exceed all time highs over time. We are only this low as it's been heavily shorted but the potential is huge.

I would like Ocado to update shareholders on moving the listing to the US, as has been reported in the national press. This could make a real difference as the UK does not and will not recognise the bigger tech picture and US client base. The valuation as it stands is for the UK supermarket business.

Still valued slightly above cash position, topped up at this bargain price.

Take off time here.

The share price here will go through the roof with either 1) A patent infringement and subsequent litigation or 2) Commercialisation of the technology.

In some ways the granting of patents is just as important as selling the product.

Onwards and upwards.