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Don't worry T4G.....the Hedge Funds will keep on attacking any rises. You're just too blind to see that. You could not see that when it was in the 190 range despite all the indicators it was going to be taken down. Hedge Funds have made their money on BOO and PI's like you have paid the price. That's just the market. Nothing wrong with Shorting, it's just business.

NWM1969.....so this is a "Sure thing + big monies to be made".......ummmm, I'm sure many thought that when it was in the £2.50+ range. There is no such thing as "A Sure Thing".....that's usually the talk of gamblers. BOO will be played by the Hedge Funds for a while yet. Holders who bought in at the £2 - £3 range have certainly lost that gamble. Sometimes holders just don't know when top cut their losses.

Don't worry GRIMP.....or should that be GRUMPY......it's going down. You're just annoyed because like many on here you just assumed it'll go UP, UP, UP. Many were too blind when it was at the 190 level to see what was happening. Hedge Funds are continuing to short BOO. You just sit back and watch the action.

"Fuel your boosters - back on up from now.

It was a lucky dip for some".........REALLY - NOW WATCH IT DROP EVEN FURTHER

NOFEAR - Never been a fan of BOO and watched it drop from 190's down to the 60's....I was vilified on the BOO board for even suggesting it had a long way to fall when it was in the 190's. I happily took a £20k punt at 76p and jumped back out with a 20% profit. BOO is not something i'd usually touch and it's the first AIM stock I've ever traded but thought it was worth a gamble. Happy with the 20% return and wouldn't touch it again. I admire your optimism on CAP, but just don't see where the momentum drive will come from for CAP. It hasn't performed for years and I think it will remain as an 'unloved' stock. Maybe it will go back to the 30's one day, but I think it will never go any higher.

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You're going to get stung in Boo and I hope it's going to be a quick drop that will scare the hell out of all your fellow
boo rags shares investors. They don't call it AIM for no reason. Buyer Beware. I mark my words

NOFEAR done the same on BOO........advised them to sell BOO and buy into CAP (as apparently NOFEAR had access to Bloomberg Terminal data which he suggested that CAP would bounce to 40+ on results). What happened? BOO headed in an upward trend and CAP dived and has remained on life support ever since. He's just a gambler with big losses.

"Eventually the public will get sick of Ukraine news and it will drop out of the news cycle. The next thing will come along and people will be interested in that instead." WOW.....must be the most ignorant comment I've seen on this board.

Agreements in place specify repayment in US $ or Euro. No other method. Any 'Default' will automatically trigger 'Junk Status' for all Bonds. Last time Russia 'defaulted' was in the Stalin era. Major economic impact for Russia in the event of any default. Even if some sanctions are lifter (in the event of a Russian withdrawal from Ukraine) - the 'junk' status will cripple their economy no matter what.

US have still not raised their rates as yet, UK has twice already. US expected to raise 5-7 times over next 12 months. Market has priced this in already.

Speaks volumes

Or should I say old pensioners getting very excited with their pension money

All these fantasy trades.......quite laughable

Must be a happy man, offloaded 500,000 shares less than 2 months ago - otherwise he'd be down £2.5m in less than 2 months.

NATO would never have let Ukraine join before the invasion - just as EU will never let Ukraine join the EU club.

Market Down = Capita Down even more. Market Up = Capita Down. Keep on listening to NOFEAR.....and watch it go even lower.

And the EU will never admit Ukraine to the EU club......

It's just like a slot machine at the moment - you win some, but in the end you will lose overall. It's just a 100% pure gamble at present.

It's not just China (although that have a zero COVID policy - hence the lockdown). UK is also experiencing it's highest level of COVID cases ever since all restrictions were relaxed last month - thankfully UK + rest of Europe have a policy of just living with it. Wait and see - there will be more 'scare' stories about COVID over the next few days. Lockdown in China will have an adverse impact across all Global markets for the next few days......

So - it's either a good drop to buy into or a sign of further pain to come.

Quite a bit of upside here over the next month or so.