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There’s been a sell off on some small cap U.K. oil and gas, mainly US driven selling, following the spot price but accelerated.

Hopefully, you now understand, nothing to do with biased book trading as you suggested.

More tea Vicar !

Yes, Uber are the better business, funnily enough one of the top picks from the investment committee on CNBC.

Rare earths is creating the sell off, Trump not happy with supply restrictions.

Never a dull moment in the markets and hoping to get some more shares here lower.

Good luck.

Sedgwick isn’t keen on the gold and silver trade. Yes, I also saw that about gold exceeding treasuries, doesn’t mean that the PI should muscle in at these levels though.

Rare earths has done phenomenal this year some companies up 500% year to date.

Good Luck

“Tesla is good for a correction with a PE of 250”. I couldn’t agree more, but it’s rallied recently. As investors are probably aware the market is bullish on the self driving part of the business, and of course it’s leadership in technology.

If there is a major correction, then it will bring down the whole market, so even though tech is riding high, any sustained sell off in tech, might be a good indication to get out of the market and sit on your hands.

For those who want to be liquid, Good Luck.

“Convert to gold and silver”. That was a trade for a year/years ago. CNBC were talking about copper and data centres/AI.

Even though copper has had a bit of a run, personally I see more upside there.

Be Lucky.

It’s tracking the spot oil price, do keep up !

Hello, yes thanks for the info, I’ll have a look. Be Lucky.

Hello Chips, I’ve entered here another oversold no brainier.

Be Lucky.

“Those desperate to get back in at 215”, are that desperate. Depends on the size of your stake, it’s going down nothing is supporting the ftse 100, most punters are short the index according to IG, 73%.

The US will support the wider markets as stated yesterday, US investment banks will be strong as reporting season kicks off, M and A is flying, and Liebor will give investors the chance to buy here in the £2.20’s.

That’s a pretty good bet. Be Lucky.

I’m of the view the pro’s will be taking positions regarding the 13th Nov update on the back to basics strategy , and I’m expecting some shareprice escalation up to that date.

That’s my bet, Good Luck.

American Bank earnings will support the market in the near term according to CNBC. No sign of recession in the US. AI and tech still motoring. U.K. seen as stable with the present government, and apparently we still have a couple of years of a US bull market.

Dimon is constantly stating negative sentiment, eventually he will of course be correct. Maybe his time has come to retire and put his feet up.

Reading the RNS statement again, it’s mentioned that the market will get an update on the 13th Nov, regarding the back to basics strategy. Any signs of positive feedback from that will of course lead to revival in the share price

The bet is do you hold for that update, or fold your hand now !

Something to think about, good luck.

There is a lot of very detailed analysis on this discussion board regarding the intrinsic value of Lgen, by posters who are far more intellectual than myself, and I take my hat off to them, and of course good luck to them with their strategies.

I like to be liquid and not fully invested, as has been mentioned here by a number of well established posters is that 2.20 is a good buying point, I’m just taking the view we will see that before year end.

I can’t see anything supporting the ftse at the minute, and I’m betting, I can get in lower.

Good luck to all, and of course that view is what makes a market.

‘And I’m not giving out investment advice here’ that’s why I’m in Lgen big time.

Gotta be a better opportunity to be in big time at the end of the year, after Rachel capitulates and the ftse takes a nose down.

If one was a betting man, surely gov, that’s a better play.

Good Luck.

My view, the accountants/regulators “ who generally don’t have any mates and sit in the corner nursing half a light ale’, have moved the goal posts on declaring and booking profit, under these new IFRS rules, which has contributed to this stagnant business model.

As Delboy would also say ‘what’s to stop someone nicking the 2litre Ford Capri, with the leopard skin interior’ and losing the future value in the boot of the Motor ?

Clearly if Delboy has noted these concerns, then the market has of course missed something.

Finley.

Eckie, apparently the future value of the business, is in the boot of the car, ready to be deployed when the market is happy to

value it.

In the meantime just be like everyone else, because no one understands the business, and of course hold onto golden nuggets like ‘future value to be unlocked’, that’s always a good one to get the punters onside, along with the new accountancy rules

IFRS 34658, super seeds IFRS ‘no one knows’.

And times of real depression with this company, just revert back to the Del Boy book of trading, and go back to the tried and tested method of knocking future value out from a suitcase on a street corner.

This time next year son!

Be Lucky. Finley.

I’m still holding here, looking to add more on weakness under £10.00 . Good luck to all who have stayed the journey.

‘Not many of those left, maybe he can go to the pub with the ones laid off ‘.

To be fair I wasn’t expecting any of the lads to turn up anyway. How can you have a pint with a fella who doesn’t eat Bacon Sandwiches ? It’s just not British.

For those who don’t know about Ed, a few years ago he had an aversion to Bacon sandwich’s.

On a serious note Serica share price seems to be building momentum. It’s got to be a decent bet that Rachel will of course concede some ground on Oil and Gas.

Good Luck.

“The best guide is what’s happening in the auctions”. Exactly, buy to let exit, 2nd home exit.

Rachel from accounts needs to tackle stamp duty, and help to buy. Sad state of affairs with the builders at present, not made any easier by the idiot ideologists running the government.

But of course we know all this, why do we have such inept individuals in charge, the country and it’s people desperately needs better public servants.

Good luck.

Yes, of course don’t be complacent with investments, that’s the route to the poor house. Ive tried to sell a property recently to a retired lady who needed a equity release mortgage.

Summing up it didn’t happen due to the high interest rates, and of course compound interest. What this process told me is that maybe some individual or organisation, of course working on behalf of the consumer might want to ‘challenge’ this behaviour by the lenders, so it’s more “consumer friendly”, in their eyes.

I’m a share holder, but these high interest rate products and of course public sector pensions, overpaying for the services received to facilitate the pensions, is something to be noted, and it’s a naive investor to not be aware.

Nothing is a home run anymore, personally I’m seeing opportunities in U.K. oil and gas.

Good Luck.