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I understand. I started the same way— however in my experience the tortoise wins the race.
I built up my stake in Xcite Energy from 30 to 100k. Then they crashed and I lost 40k in one day day
Of course I hadn’t lost anything as I was still 30k up but then the desire to recoup losses set in and that’s where you have to be very careful as I ended up with nothing.
And also make sure to sit back and take some perspective- as when I looked back it was ridiculous the frenzy around this company. It had never pulled a drop of oil out of the North sea yet it’s price went to £4 a share (this was the crazy days of AIM) while oil producing behemoth BP was only £1.50 a share

And this is where it can all too easily get out of perspective with small caps which is why it’s worth remembering that essentially you are buying shares that are a fraction of a penny or even only 1,2,3p as it helps you manage expectations and remember not to get into gambling territory ie small - but sometimes not so small stakes - going for high rewards.

Later an investment trader told me you have to be very disciplined in small caps (and because AIM is so volatile you have to be prepared to wait 4,5,10 years and pick carefully to sit out the highs and lows). Take small profits and diversify. Also pick companies very carefully - Xcite energy doesn’t exist any more and they never did drill for oil…

We are routing for you

DR

Michael.

I hope it works out tho I’m not hopeful after in ten years of watching the small caps markets

Either way *never again* put a company whose share price is a fraction of a penny • central to you your financial plan

As a rule of thumb any company under at least 3p (more like 6) will take years to fulfil any potential - most produce nothing in their first years (if ever - cite energy, bowleven, Halo oil) hence why they raise money on the AiM / stock market

And never I invest all / a lot in one company - hedge your bets.

These types of company don’t in care a joy about individual PIs - you only have to work in any city organisation to know that. The stings are pulled by big fund holders and investment institutions.

In that respect if you know how to I think you make more money shorting these tiny companies and since many of them are cons (cic mining) they deserve it

Thanks for your efforts however- that at least is warming - how a share board should be instead of being full of liars and infiltrators trying to dupe and make money out of others' misfortune.

I'm sorry to say I'm not hopeful here.

Halo oil - suspended. I wrote to the CEO - he replied. It was a pompous condescending reply - they never relisted. I suspect none of the directors ever had to sleep on the floor or take out an IVA
Cic mining - a complete con along with red rock resources and the CEO who's now in prison other company. And that potash company that was all the buzz in 2015. More recently we have McColls and Petropavlovsk.

Duke isn't AIM but nevertheless small caps are a casino. I

'm not posting his to depress anyone but the reality is that the odds are more on losing your money that not. If you're prepared for that anything to the upside is a plus

The old maxims "not for widows and orphans" and "don't invest what you can't afford to lose" apply.

Kerp real and remember that these are stocks that are less than a penny. Investing more than anything but a few hundred pounds is unwise / gambling.

So it's good to understand the psychology of gambling - most gamblers are convinced they will recoup their loses at some stage. They never do. The only cure is going tee-total.

Moreover the gambling market is rigged in favour of the croupier. One would be better to have look at the emerging alternative currencies - on a long term (5 to 10 year) view and find a good academy to learn with. See for example on telegram crypto cafe (no vested interest here) because the Controlled governments are going to turn all your money into CBDCs anyway and tell you how and when you spend it

Good luck

Yep the “casino’s” resident hobo / gambler …

BOIL is not Nyct

Nyct was a moment in time off the back of a one in a lifetime (many more if Fauci /Gates have their way - kerching) “pandemic”.

All the others listed multibagged in the mental days when AIM “penny” sharers meant now defunct (like so many other AiM cons (CIC, RRR, Halo Oil, potash etc etc) Xcite energy which had never even drilled for oil reached £4 when BP was just £1.80

"London’s Alternative Investment Market has seen so many disasters over its 20-year history that when a senior stock market official in the US called it a “casino”, the jibe stuck. Secrecy over company ownership is often at the heart of AIM’s scandals. Yet regulators and law enforcement have taken little action.”
Global Witness

It would help to understand what you're saying if you could spell / string a sentence together.

How many lawyers do you honk work for the government
legal service drafting legislation such as the unlawful Coronavirus Act. Or defending like this in court?

Nor a millennial. I'm probably older than you...

Btw I am not a lawyer...

I am hardly "woke" ,(willingly overlooking known evil) dear man . It's the "woke" agenda enabled by initiatives such as the cabinet offices's own mindspace https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publications/mindspace programmes that's driving people to test themselves for diseases for which they have no symptoms and aren't t sick.

By all means support your argument with some facts. But arrogant and jeering dismissals only maje you look rather foolish

Btw as for Brainwashimg i take it you're read the UK government's own mindspace document?
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/sites/default/files/publications/MINDSPACE.pdf

Ah the abuse love it. Lowest form of argument. I'm out there every day living real life.

How long did you stay at home in "lockdown" protecting yourself from a "virus" with a 99.98% recovery rate n all age groups even without the ruthlessly suppressed preventives - HCQ. Ivermectin etc etc

Bravo! In btw I work for an international la we firm.

If so...

Haha you had a jab or two "I take mine for you. You take yours for me"? If do then you can do away with your “do gooding" comments totally.

Wake wakey - grand-jury.net

They're coming for your money next - all of it (no investments): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zGiM5SSAvxs&feature=youtu.be

Of course they're not! They were suing the government - which has been the biggest purveyors of corrupt contract awards in the last 2 years. Abingdon just happened this time to have been caught in the cross fire

The Good law project - holding the government to account : https://goodlawproject.org/

A fair assessment - agreed. Thank you

Good luck with your investment :)

GLP are doing very good work combatting just a tiny element of the covid global corporate takeover fraud. One major part of which is the testing which detects nothing but any cold / DNA in the body that could be months old - www.grand-jury.net . A planned "casedemic"

GLP are not representing Abingdon??!

GLP's own words "and we lost"???

https://goodlawproject.org/update/abingdon-an-update/