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Short term 1p. Pre-drill.
Long term 11p plus. Gushing oil.

I expect a pullback next week before another run.

Goda, it's called confirmation bias.
A certain poster was ramping up the share, now sold out, the tune changes and it's all doom and gloom, Brexit, Virus, China, House prices crash, stay out of the market until it settles.

Not getting a quote now. 20% up now. Blood in the water! Sharks about.

Got a quote for 5k on HL. 17% up now, buying frenzy.

Google incoming. LOL

Been selling stocks, looking to increase my holdings here next week.

At this rate there won't be any left for me!

That's good advice too, but can you see a mining company? But a respected investing journalist who speaks to the director and gets a heads-up on their income and balance sheet and incoming orders and then passes that information on to their readers is just as valuable.

I bought into Greggs too, based on the queues at lunch time.

Superdry would have made you a lot of money, that is until the middle-aged people started wearing their brands. lol.

Chantal's buy at 8p tells me how much confidence there is in this business.
The finance director has 1.2 million shares. <--- strong indicator.

Major shareholders:

Jeffries (Christopher Michael) 200,000,000
Akers (Chris) 30.9 mil
Vanderlip (Sami) 21.9 mil
InterTrader, Ltd. 20.5 mil
Robert Johnson & Emma Johnson - 17.5 mil
Spreadex, Ltd. 16.4 mil
ABN AMRO Bank N.V. 13.6 mil
Global Prime Partners, Ltd. 13.6 mil
West (Nikolas) 11.1 mil
Jarvis Investment Management Ltd. 2.3 mil

My suggestion would be to buy Investor Chronicle magazine and pay attention to Simon Thompson, most of his tips will make you a lot of money. He was right about Metal Tigers, it shot up 900% in a day -- a few weeks after his tip.

Time in the market, not timing the market.
250p was your new buy-in price.
Got jittery.
Sold.
Now your entry point is 175 and you are predicting it won't go below 100p, well, that's just guessing, not based on factual information. It could drop to 70p.

That's gambling, Psmith. BT could go to 300p, it could drop to 50, it could be stuck at 100 for two years. The income and balance sheet tell you all you need to know.

Notice some great companies didn't get affected much by Covid.
Companies like:
Halma, Diploma, Croda.

Why? Because they have great income and balance sheets and it correlates on the charts. Their prices are not volatile. You can sleep at night knowing that they will survive the onslaught.

And you predicted all sorts of scenarios for ITM, mostly ramping the share, then decided it wasn't going the way you thought. You know why? Because the fundamentals are not there, which makes the price volatile in the short term.

Why is BT a good investment? Just because they have a monopoly doesn't mean they will be a growth company. Their business needs a major overhaul. Their pension deficit is huge. The fundamentals suck. Just because it's a big name doesn't mean diddly squat.

As for the housing market, Persimmon was the first to recover from the 2008 crash, already recovering to pre-Covid prices. Taylor Wimpey and Barretts will take longer, they took longer after the 2008 crash.

Barnard, everything pointing to an excellent trading statement. :) I'll be adding if the RNS is indeed positive. Not 50 million shares, though. ;)

Profit taking in the hydrogen stocks. It rose too quickly, based mainly on sentiment.

I'll be buying more based on the director buys.

Sucks to lose a few paper K, but here for a while. It has had significant drops in the past, then manages to climb back up.

Spread narrowed. They want your shares.... ;-)

My target is 1p pre-drill.