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Not one but TWO price monitoring extensions...why isn't this £50 now???

This is terrible!! Should I buy, sell, get dressed and go for a walk, kick the cat/dog/wife (delete as applicable) or just sit here getting bloated from eating too much popcorn???

Decisions, decisions :( :(

Its only a commercial. Limits will be getting hit, buys will be triggered so expect a fair bit of movement.

Do try and keep the ramping within reason. :) :) :)

My missus was expecting me to buy a new kitchen out of these shares, I've been in nearly a week and only up 5 grand so far. What went wrong???

Consolidation is a good thing, a bit of stability between news releases.

Sitting outside in the sun, having established a position that one is happy with is a good option, over sitting in front of a screen all day waiting for slight movements.

Anybody else been looking for a way to invest in popcorn?? When you consider that at least ten times more people just watch all this drivel than actually contribute, the amount of popcorn being consumed must be immense!!

Just put your big boys (or girls) pants on and let it alone, if you ain't got the sand for the game maybe pocket pool is more for you?

Greg. That's your young bulls for you, like yappy little terriers nipping at your ankles, the old bulls are still having morning coffee, scratching their balls and deciding what to have for breakfast. They've looked at it in a cold anaylitical way and expect the young bulls to be charging around burning themselves out, often as lot screwing up their entry and exit levels, getting smashed by whacking great spreads which is making the MM's a tidy living.

You've only got to look at the tiny amounts some are buying, if you want to win big you've got to be in big, anything else is just wasting valuable time, not one second of which even the richest man in the world can buy back!

All about strategy and whether the individual wants a bit of beer money when they get it right once in a while or whether they aspire to living in a darn great house in the country with all the trimmings.

LB28 How do you know that?? Did you ever get to meet either of those bulls to ask about their story?

Young bull and old bull standing on a grassy knoll, below them a herd of quietly grazing heifers, young bull to old bull..."Lets run down the hill and screw one!!" Old bull replied...."Lets walk down the hill and screw them all"

Bit like how trading works innit! Never forget that for everyone who makes money, somebody else loses.

Thinking about it, at some point the level of activity people will be allowed to indulge in could well relate to whether they have been tested and proved to have been infected and recovered, that is when people will start making a very big noise about the availability of practical to use, reliable tests.

Just a thought.

the 888, SP5 by any chance?? :)

Was it the wrong thing to have to have done to buy ten grands worth of these for 297 each this morning? Something about you shouldn't try to catch a falling knife?

Got to fess up to having put £10k worth of NYCT at 297 in the bag this morning, those poor MM's seemed to be struggling for a bit of income so it might just help them out?

Spent a fair bit of time away from these forums, reading some of this old pony I can see why :) :)

If you don't have the patience to wait for things to develop maybe this isn't the game for you, unless you are super brilliant you'll lose your stake eventually by hopping from one to another as you get frightened off by a bit of a dip in SP/

MKumar, didn't specify a battery manufacturer, what do you think is going to happen when millions of people who have been locked down for weeks go to start their cars for the fist time? It will be like a global winter break for cars!
A company that I do test equipment for are in and working flat out during the lockdown, making parts for car batteries!

Doogy........Read to much of what though? If you take any notice of 90% of what you read on forums like this your shirt will soon be parted from your back.
If you want to go at it seriously do some proper research and buy into companies that look like they have good solid fundamentals and future potential.
One thing that many years of trading have taught me is that the best buys for long term holds are rarely on the AIM markets.
My overall philosophy, which has funded the purchase of a nice big house in the country and a fairly decent SIPP is to buy high dividend yielding shares in companies that aren't too expensive.
From the last big crash I bought into some solid UK companies, saw 300% plus capital growth and was getting dividends annually that equated to over 40% of the purchase price of the shares, not a shabby income yield in anyone's books.

Slightly worried that a deramper with 18 posts is warning us off here!!!

I think I will just go and hide under the stairs for a few weeks.

Steve67. Global conventional car battery manufacturers in reply to your question.

Not using insider info but have clients whose activities suggest a big demand soon! Won't go into it any further as it is off topic but do have a look and see what you think.

Please take 5 here guys.........my popcorn is running low and I need a refill
For anyone looking for a buy and hold share just look at the market cap relative to the SP and ask yourself whether you think the company is likely to be more profitable than it is now.

As for dipping after an RNS that isn't unusual, particularly if it goes up slightly initially and there is a persistent buyer.

I'm happy to hold at these levels for future profits. DYOR of course but do try to be a bit civilised with each other.

Holding up well, don't forget that people sell on news . This RNS has put out good fundamental strength, if the SP holds up around this level it is a good sign. If you want mega bucks in minutes maybe get a job as a hitman for the mafia?? :) :)

Quick tip, have a think about major global car battery manufacturers.