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For a time now the pattern seems to be reaching a new high and then retracing to clean up any stops before progressing further.

You may be right and Trump may disappoint - he may even be good cop to the globalists bad cop. I really hope not. However there is no doubt that it's likely to help gold and Pog!

Trump is pro-business and America. He is fighting a whole structure that has been undermining his agenda and continuing the previous administration's globalist agenda. These people have tried to depose him (impeachment was the latest ruse) but have failed. The acquittal of ***** was significant. His administration through Barr is now turning the tables on these people - it could be a great show!!

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As for Pog it's pretty simple - extract as much gold as possible, sell it for as much as possible, SP will follow. After years of waiting this is finally coming good.

This is a Guinness situation - good things come too those who wait! Like others I have been waiting years for this to come good - congrats to all long-termers. Question now is what is a fair valuation given the prospects and historic undervaluation?

Taking a walk on the wild side today. All very silly really but some mugs may sell...

Love it - blue chip share, AIM performance!

The lower it goes the bigger the bounce

Today has been really silly, perfectly respectable results, no nightmare scenario, initial rise and then plummets to near low point. Sometimes the behaviour of the market is beyond comprehension!

�15m - that's not small change. Someone has got faith!

Blimey, someone has given Pog +ve coverage... http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2017/09/12/why-id-sell-sound-energy-plc-to-buy-this-turnaround-stock/

Thing that makes me think this may have a way to go yet is the volume is very healthy and the news flow has gone from doom and gloom to glimmers of hope. I suppose best to ride up for a bit and be ready to sell and buy back.

What do you think?

Please, give it a break. You stated the obvious, we all know the trend is down. We all know that the sector is reeling from a toxic soup of malign influences. Re-stating the obvious is not really that useful. What matters is when it will turn, what will signal it and which companies will emerge strong. What have you to say on that? In the meantime am I allowed out of the naughty corner or is it more detention?!!

wow, I hadn't realised the trend is down

price dives below 1880, a few massive buys and then price recovers. But we all know this game is rigged! Question is how long are the big boys going to keep it low so they can fill their boots. Nice volume yesterday and today.

Looks like Goldman Sachs are going to get their price after all. Less economic producers will suffer and may fail, but out of the carnage I'd expect the survivors, including RIO, to emerge leaner and stronger.

Yes, I noticed them too. Biggest volume today for a year - something's afoot. I rode the last wave and am currently out but volumes like this don't happen by accident so I'll be watching very closely. Anyone know what's going on?

It certainly is a scary time to be in SCHE but, for what it's worth, this is my take: 1) If this sector didn't exist someone would invent it. We have an ageing population and nursing home provision will be essential in the future. 2) The business model that worked pre 2008 needs to be reworked for these austere times - that is the key challenge for the sector and will be what the management is trying to figure out. 3) It looks as if SCHE was slow to respond to the changing times and that is their failing. It has lead to anxiety in the market, especially in the context of CNT and ROK. This gives professional investors a perfect opportunity to weed out the weak holders and increase their stake on the cheap. That is, I believe, what's happening here. This is the capitulation stage of the bear phase. 4) Broker recommendations always have a justifying argument but, in the end, they are examples of wish fulfillment - frighten people with a valuation of 10p per share and, guess what, some PIs sell in panic and the broker cleans up. It's a game of chicken. 5) Sell if you see a substantial downside form here, otherwise hold unless you can see a better opportunity elsewhere. All IMHO of course. Cheers and GL.

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