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Sorry, wrong, again, but at least your consistent.

Difference is i can well afford to be down a few quid on occasion as i make plenty elsewhere.

Not to worried about saying i drop a goolie occasionaly, risk of the game, no ones immune.

You, on the other hand, seem to make panic selling after a little dip a repetative artform.

Lost half your pot, if i remember ........... (and i do)

John

I tell you im not so sure who is giving me the biggest laugh at the moment.

Currently have the two (cough) party 'leaders' debating on the tv and am also multitasking and reading our pals nonsense.

Not sure which of the three is the biggest clown

Oh dear noclue, do move into the current decade and stop living in the past, no surprise you lose money with each of your purchases, stuck looking in the rear view mirror, unable to change view or tack.

No wonder you gleefully announced your £3.78 £8k buy in the tat seller. your looking backwards not forwards and you still thinks its a winner at 34p. Hows that one doing for you? to chicken to announce your average, your holding.

Trouble is, with your deflectometer on full maximum blast once more, the only person who believes you, is you.

Your record of 'predictions' and fact speak for themselves.

Again MrM i couldnt agree more.

seems he's that way after repeatedly panicing out with loses plenty of times beforehand when the sp wobbled a bit. Got a well deserved rep for it..

Safe bank accounts obviously a better place for some to put what money they have left.

Keep embarrassing your self doomster.

Maybe look up the word 'cushion', you havent the foggiest what i have or what i paid other than what i have already told you.

But nice try, your deflectometer is certainly on warp drive again.

Clearly Boo dropping from your £3.78 purchases down to 34 pence has emptied your piggy bank. All those "heavy" top ups to try and average down, chucked in the same black hole and lost as well. Down 90% and never, ever, recovering, makes DTN a very happy boy :)

Really makes me chuckle that you try and make out you have a clue, noclue.

With all the porkies you tell you should try becoming a politician.

Rather than try to mislead others into overpaying for a defunct tat flogger.

Must say that was a surprise.

Lets hope it brings to an end all those pants cheesy 'ive had turnips every way' adverts to an end.

Up 6.70% then all told yesterday.

Please post more noclue, at least one of us is making money eh!

p.s. poor (unsurprisingly) deflection by the way.

Agree MrM, some right loons on here, losing half the pot clearly hurts some.

Ah well, always another panic gamble for them to take and get spooked out of.

Always good for a laugh you are noclue.

Perfect name for you as you have Noclue at all about what im holding, noclue at what price or noclue what ive sold or noclue bought, at any prices.

All you do know is my 13500 shel @ £12.52, a bunch of BP @ £2.76 and a rather large (now reduced mind) lump of Glen owing me less than £2 each.

The rest you just make up to try and perform the impossible, sound clever, when those that have followed you for years know the opposite is true. You really should put the spade away when in a large hole, "18 year professional investor".

Never did see your response re that Boo purchase @ £3.78? A whole £8k's worth, just remind me what the sp is again today -34pence i believe, would be less if not propped up by Ashley, and yet you ramped it to high heaven - what wa sit again £5 lol lol lol

You are a perfect catalyst of what not to buy.

p.s. Please refresh my memory, When is Ryanair going bankrupt again as you stated plenty of times?

You do give people a good laugh though, so thanks ever so for that.

See your rubbishing of Nvidia today has had the usual effect noclue.

You say down and up things go. Can almost guarantee it

Nice little +3.4% currently simce you attempt at rubbishing them.

Please do the same tomorrow old pal.

"Good to see NVidia tumbling down for third day in a row ever since our resident 🤡 invested there."

Give Starmer 6 months before the old guard lefties 'do a Sunak' on him and stick the knife into his back whilst smiling sweetly via the other face.

Sloopy

Seems you forgot to answer the question put to your the other day, in your haste to talk about scrubbing the pool of all things. Thought id 'knock it up' the list for you, as obviously just an oversight on your part.

"Back in Jun 2020 you posted you were 'heavily invested' in both Iag and Ezj, the numbers mentioned were '6 figures' each', so lets just assume:-

(a) you told the truth (pushing my luck here i know)

(b) the '6 figures', were exactly £100k each

How much down in each stock are you now? considering, at that time Iag were approx £2.75and Ezj were £8.50?

To help your math, the current prices are Iag £1.69 and Ezj £4.48.

No wonder your a bit miffed, we did warn you not to follow Noclue"

Been in there a while longer than 3 days doomster, so already had a nice cushion.

Nicely moving share and one for the future, far better than that one way only tat seller you were ramping thats lost 90% with no hope ever of any recovery.

If you buy in though, im selling immeadiately rather than suffer the guaranteed 'douggie drop' phenomenon.

RajiB, yes, currency is my main concern, a risk i dont need to take in $.

Also i have a fair few already at a great price and dont really want to average up, am trying to scatter the cash about more than i have previously so a little counter productive to me.

Cheap nasty last min trip away, so the perfect place really, cheesy

Surprised to see you have let poolboy doomster go, scrubbing up yourself, about the right level.

Not so hot at that either i assume?

RajiB

tell me about it, also UK based and unable to buy more, unless i also go for the yank based Adr's, which id sooner not. Not so sure Mikey didnt do himself a disservice with that move tbf.

As for the firms future id agree fully with your outlook and its investment potential, particularly after the recent dips. People love to travel and if flying off to the dust bowl or similar dont care two hoots how uncomfy the seat or journey is, its the cash and easy availibilty that counts most. And to the investor its the profits, which given the size and set up of the firm look likely to continue rolling in for some time yet.

Doomster clearly had a bad experience at some point, prob tried to be to clever and got caught out as usual, so as JohnHume posts, always best to take the opposite view to the "Ryanairs going bankrupt" nonsense and associated recomendations that he utters.

GL if you do take the plunge and top up with Adr's

Conclusive prove that too much sunshine combined with lots of volcanic dust is not so good for the noggin. Cure likely more exercise in fresh, not hot air.

Back in Jun 2020 you posted you were 'heavily invested' in both Iag and Ezj, the numbers mentioned were '6 figures' each', so lets just assume:-

(a) you told the truth (pushing my luck here i know)

(b) the '6 figures', were exactly £100k each

How much down in each stock are you now? considering, at that time Iag were approx £2.75and Ezj were £8.50?

To help your math, the current prices are Iag £1.69 and Ezj £4.48.

No wonder your a bit miffed, we did warn you not to follow Noclue

Well jonny, when youve seen one dust bowl you've seen them all havent you, no redeaming features between either. Spoiled by to many cheapskate failed brits following Amanda Lamb out into the promised land of £100k flats.

Note,you forgot to deny your Rya 'never buy it, then i did' porkies. Says a lot.

How much are you down on your 'six figure' Iag & Ezj buy now?

You should stop taking tips from your pal Noclue, he's a danger to wealth

Oh noclue you continue to excel yourself with yet more nonsense, not caught up with Sage for a good while now, and lets be honest, if you can post on a board then it couldnt exactly be hard could it.

So enough of the deflection and nonsense. How was the tat floggers agm?

You did go to thank Kamani for turn8ng your £3.78's into 34pences, didnt you?

Free water and biscuits on offer, of the budget could stretch.