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Sell then and please let us know when you find a Ftse company making serious gains today.

It's a reaction to April GDP growth or lack of. Recession fears.

A lot of things would be nice indeed

So you know what it will do if it doesn't go lower than that... Urf

No idea IMHO

Hey guys I made 50p in 2 seconds imho. I was walking the dog and it took me 2 seconds to pick up a lost 50p coin on the floor imho. Loads of money to be made elsewhere imho

Government is doubling down on it seems to me HMPPS are worried they'll have to sack their army of paper pushers and finding excuses here. MoJ has access to the data, they haven't, MoJ has agreed to make it available to them. Not Capita's fault in any way.

Not sure anyone cares about your gambling gains. You never hear gamblers talk of their losses.

That's the UT, the dump was 200k

They are not we've been getting those for a while. They are the MM nonesense we get every morning appearing after hour. Look at he insane swings we get first minutes of trading.

I wish you all a lovely weekend imho

Traders take profit on Fridays. What matters is CPI is up on the week.

Navy contract was valued over a Billion, so also complete BS.

Malbec?

Look at the weekly charts. It's solid. Low time frames and every 5 minutes like a few here are doing is pointless.

Liquidity in equity at the moment is insanely low. But it will come back.

Yeah mate, same situation no idea it would this low. But I see it as a gift.

Also come join the discord https://discord.gg/cK5f8kv6

50p is conservative. Anything over 80p is what I am really hoping for.

These losses will become profit IMHO ;)
When we reach 50p my profits will now be double of what they would be if we bounced at 32p. So once my paper loss are high enough to give anyone a heart attack, the profits will raise the dead

Me, you and a few have been sitting at huge losses.

I kept some free cash and bought all the way down. End of day we know where this should be.

You cannot sell on a loss and think you'll buy lower. The reason is no one knows where the bottom was/is. I thought 32p was it. Well I was wrong, where I know I'm not wrong is where the company is today compared to 2 or even 4 years ago.

No one could guess COVID would last that long, that inflation would go crazy (actually I was screaming about it last year) and that Russia would invade UK.

As a rule of thumbs I always try to keep 30% in cash. I am currently at 5% cash the lowest I have ever been.

I am not by far of the imagination an amazing investor and have screwed up more than once. But what I know and learned for sure is
1 keep some cash so you can buy more
2 don't chase unicorns (sell at a loss to buy somewhere as it looks more attractive then,)
3 sell if the companies fundamentals have changed not because the market is diving it.

How about holding to it and buying more