Oh Lord! Give me strength!16 May 2021 21:41
To anybody who bought in above or well above the current share price AND you need your money and therefore have to sell first thing tomorrow morning...well, there's no easy way to say this but you are well and truly f#$!@? ! That's it. If you needed to make a quick buck then your whole purchase of Argo was a'gamble' rather than an investment. In this case Pearls and his/her/its band of Merry Multi-Gender people are completely correct. However, if you are here for the long run and willing to give your purchase of Argo time... and when I say 'time' I'm talking a minimum of 36 - 48 months then they and you all know who I refer to as 'they' will be wrong. That is of course my opinion and it is based on my confidence in cryptocurrency, Bitcoin and blockchain technology. If I wasn't confident then I wouldn't invest in this sector. Just because 'I' am confident does not mean you should be - please do your own due diligence regarding your investments.
I do get a little cheesed off with all the doom and gloom merchants and the 'we're going to the moon (Boom!) gang don't do a lot for me either but out of the two I can forgive a bit of over enthusiasm for a share. If I want 'doom and gloom' I'll watch the BBC evening news - not that I watch that propaganda outlet anymore but i'm sure you get the gist.
One last thing... fiat currency, your dollars, Euros and Pound Sterling do you think it's holding it's value? Or do you think like me that it is being massively diluted and that the reality is that inflation is actually much higher than the world governments are admitting? I have grave concerns for the global economy and for me investing in companies like Argo is a hedge against what is actually going on right now. I honestly believe that if the truth about the real global economic situation was known there would be mass panic and anarchy on the streets. I hope i'm wrong as I'm too old for all that 5h!t.
So, Pearls and co... is that enough 'doom and gloom' for you?