Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
We all know AIM is almost unregulated, there is very little you can do if you have a complaint.
I think AIM co's just get traded short term, holding anything for the long term mostly seems to go against the investor, but makes lots of money for BoDs, nomads, brokers, MMs, financiers etc.
Yup, and small (manipulation) trades have been gong on for years, they are not new.
I know people who don't get involved with any company with SP Angel ties. They literally sell a share if this happens. And for very good reason...
All the best SorB, sort to hear this was a sore one for you.
I agree though, BA's actions are showing no respect for shareholders.
DONny, they issues a speeding ticket last summer, or the one before, I cannot remember now, when the SP was rising too. It's not the first time.
Some real honesty there, well said.
BA is under orders from the Chinese, make no mistake. Is he going to issue a speeding ticket every time the share price rises? How will we ever make money as shareholders then?
Ditto, gap to £4.50 and I start reevaluating and will possible trim some.
Thing is, BA could actually come out the Covid era better than they went in. Perfect opportunity to change workers' contracts for higher profit margin.
Think I'll take half out and ride the other half higher at £4.50 ish, still could get back to over £6 if the contract change goes to plan. This rise is a once in a lifetime opportunity...
Offensive by speaking the truth?
Offended people look away now. They never do thought, do they? They actively look for things to be offended about.
Grow up Novice, it's a share BB where contrary opinions are shared. If you don't like it, filter me.
Thanks Bib.
Didn't want to 'offend' anyone here with the truth.
I rarely post, but every BB I am on has an absolute swathe of people new to the market, with absolute no idea about anything. And I mean, anything....
Better watch out, I am 'disrespecting people's views' now.
The reserves being so small, Chinese in complete command and not putting another penny in, BA lies, spot price way under what KOD need, strapped for cash and need to wait 2 years before mining (at least). Looks good to me!
FOMO is affecting everyone in the markets right now.
I shorted indices on the way down, then transferred my ISA, lost 2 weeks of trading, in which I wanted to buy all the US tech stocks at bargain levels. Got some action, but not enough.
Hence why I am holding here, every time I try to trade it's stressful and almost impossible to time perfectly.
Hold and wait is again my ethos. There will be down days, but they won't last long.
I guess it depends if you think there is more chance of good or bad news over the weekend.
US airlines are well up, the hot money is hitting the sector for sure.
Imagine selling today and dreading trying to catch them as they head up on Monday.
I am holding,, with a bit of cash in case they slide and I am topping up.
Target still £4.50, this weekend won't change that.
All imho
https://referme.to/26Wf2Fo
Worth checking out, you could have 2 brokers and compare. My partner has HL and the differences abound!
£4.50 target in a couple of months for me.
Quality company, market always looks forward and the worst is behind us.
2 months of good news to come... where else will you find a solid company with 50% growth in `sp over a matter of months? When everything is back to normal we'll all look back in awe at these returns...
If you want a code, we'll both get £100 for you joining. ;)
I am a retail investor, 22 ish years, got no connection with IG at all, but been on 3 months, ability to short the market all the way down in spread bets, then transfer the winnings into my ISA was neat...
HL: decent broker, all the charts and data you need but expensive.
I recently swapped my ISA from Barclays to IG, what a difference. And £3 a trade... US markets etc.
There are good comparison articles on top UK brokers, worth checking.
If you want cheap and access to lots of markets doing your own homework, IG. Realtime prices too.
HL for data and homework, 15/20 min delay on prices...(WTF?) haha
We've all done it, nothing wrong with safety now and again.
I've been doing this 22 years (and only in my 40s).
70% of short term trades lose.
You're better having a core holding in a company you trust to rise.Maybe trade 1/3 of that in peaks or troughs, but always keep the core amount.
Long term thinking is generally better than short term trades, and yo sleep better at night.
This company is in safe hands now, and after a tumble from £16 (completely overvalued) needs a strong hand in turning it around.
I don't think they could have picked anyone better in the new guy...
Good luck!