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As I said yesterday - just get out before it's back in the teens....

Copper is going to come off as we move deeper and deeper into a global recession. This could easily see teens again before long imo. Never ever think 'this is as low as it can go' with aim shares - cardinal sin.

1 trades (or other tiny lots) are market makers 'tidying up' their books. It's very straightforward and happens all the time. If you're the kind of person who believes in MM codes, you're the kind of person who's going to lose a lot of money.

Yeah..... Obviously I meant if their accompanying commentary is hawkish/sets out more aggressive hiking....

Wow - there are some brain cells on this board....

If fed hikes 0.25 or 0.5 tomorrow and is hawkish in tone, and China covid doesn't get better, this will see under 20. Commodities will get hit very very hard.

Thanks guys. Useful.

Hi guys, I had some of this from 40p but sold at 80 thinking I'd nailed it and then watched it go up and up. I wasn't interested in it above 100p to be honest but this price is looking interesting.

Looking through comments below, it all hinges on FDA approval. If someone could let me know expected timeline for that, that would be super helpful - thanks.

Rather frustrating as I did think this would drop back into 20's - probably aiming at 22/24 - and closed short way too early. Bad trading. Definitely worth considering selling and buying back cheaper if you're in here, it'll probably look to back test the October lows I'd have thought giventhe recent bad rns's.

Some guy on here a few weeks back saying that there was a drop about to hit the wider markets and that copper would drop and that RMM would be back to 30p.....? Think he got shot down by the much smarter, more experienced investors on here who truly understand the way the markets work.

What was his name?

Knew it at the time it would go lower.... Annoying.

29 was my target originally - let's see if it hits.

Would consider long at 20

HAHAHAHA Micru that is the single most pathetic post I've ever seen on LSE! How long did it take you to write that!? What a chump! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

'incite'..... And 37 years of being unable to write I assume?

Strummer - do whatever makes you happy!

And yes of course, any trade whether its a buy, short or a sell to buy bakc cheaper, has inherent risk. That's the game...! :)

Xenor - totally agree. I couldn't have predicted that rns and luck played its role.

However my reasons for shorting this were good in my opinion. So I'm happy to accept a gift now and then!

Djryan - definitely didn't short and watch go up to 60p. You're mistaken. There's no way any trader would EVER do that.

I'm not trying to scare people. Why on earth would I want to scare them? I do like offering the contrarian perspective though. Important. These boards are often extremely partisan and it's cost me in the past - I have been swept up in the mass hysteria and ignored the very obvious risks.

Which is what pretty much every board is like on lse, including this one.

Toptuf the fees on dfb's are very minimal and on futures contracts, there's no fees - it's built into the initoalt spread.

Strummer - yes it's hard and stressful and I wouldn't recommend it unless you have expericne and stomach for potential big losses very quickly.

However, the next time this puts in a big move, consider whether you could see a portion of your stake to perhaps buy back later. In aim very very often, big moves retrace. Usually fibo will give you a relatively good idea of where to. Aim is very very prone to profit taking. Always worth considering.

Djryan - this is just nonsense. You are just lying. I didn't short it from 30p and watch it go to 60p.... What kind of trader would let that happen? I don't set my stops at 100% loss distance.... Find me a post where I said I was short 30p just before it went to 60p. Didn't happen.

Absolutely - whatever you are comfortable with and whatever helps you meet your objectives. Thats what we all must do. Good luck.

Malvern how much cash have you actually taken out? Or is it all paper profits you're talking about?

I invested in shares for 15 years and then realised that I was missing out on so much profit buy being way too passive.

Trading is a lot more work but hugely more financially rewarding.