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Who is quoting Buffet?
All I am saying is think with your own brain and don't let yourselves influenced by people who clearly have an agenda.
My situation is not relevant, what is relevant is why people keep trying to influence others to buy in when they have absolutely nada evidence that it will increase. At least no evidence that wasn't mentioned a million times until now while the sp has been in free fall.
Since when did 170-180 become a price to strive for? I think soon people will hope for it to rise to 100. Only that all investors will have left and only the people paid to increase the RR sp will be left in here.
Who is paying you to type these messages?
I am seriously questioning the reason behind the overly optimistic posts of many people here. It seems unrealistic. You post once that it will bounce back, it drops. Next day you post again, drops again. At what point do you stop and say, hey, maybe my prediction abilities aren't so good so maybe I should stop trying to influence other people. That is, if there is no personal interest in doing so ...
Good luck everyone, I got off this ship. I have the feeling that this is a nest of overly optimistic people. I'm not saying be negative, but also don't blindfold yourselves.
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... and what was I saying ...
The price was strangely flat in the second half of the day, and the PM announced that car showrooms are opening tomorrow. To me that means stability thus people will buy strongly tomorrow. Is that correct? I'm a beginner.
Yeah, those guys talk like aliens sometimes, I got used to it. I also don't know what's "a great buy on fundamentals". I'm still trying to work out if anyone here is really using a coded language or just trying to look smart lol
... and what was I saying ...
This sounds like lottery to me. I do what I did from the beginning, hold on to the share until it reaches the price I want to sell it for, and hope it won't go down to 200.
It increases worryingly fast, plunge soon into the abyss?
It literally dropped >50p after they announced 8000 job cuts on the 2nd May
However on May 2nd, they announced 8000 job cuts which led to a pitfall in shares... how does that make sense?
This morning they announced job cuts, and this was followed by a sharp increase that is ongoing. Can anyone explain this? I'm glad I wasn't checking the news when it came out, I would have felt tempted to sell.
Taskmaster, how do you come up with those precise milestones
I guess the question was how could you lose all your money if it doesn't go bust. Even if you sell at some point you will not have lost all your money.