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That gap down was way overdone, naughty mm's trying to trigger stop losses and cause more panic😂

gap got filled very quickly, too quick for us mere mortals to profit from

That gap down was way overdone, naughty mm's trying to trigger stop losses and cause more panic😂

gap got filled very quickly, too quick for us mere mortals to profit from

Noticed they extended it by 2 months this time not 1. Could well drift more then.

But it could still drop anytime. I'd still flip my coin for a July finish. Wait 2 weeks then buy in if I was a gambler!

It has been drifting down as we got closer to end of month

most people expecting it to be pushed back again, so I suspect it is mostly priced in

July is to me a realistic timeframe to sign off everything they are doing, the original date was far, far too optimistic IMHO. Could be good buy in time😁 Hainan still onboard with the JV and doubt very much that they will walk ( there is a $7mill deposit they will not get back for a start)

All down to the admin and legal I believe, getting a new company set up, transferring the mining license and assets etc to the new company. Not a fast process. Whoever came up with that original timeframe needs to be shot. the perceived delays are not helping the PR and sentiment. They should have said July from the start!

I cancelled my 5% autosell as I may squeeze some more out of it✌

Have a read of todays RNS from revb

more good popcorn eating!

£182k buy after the bell

somebody is confident of a bounce back

I made a bit of dosh on that RRR spike on the RNS, nice 1 day wonder

but that's as far as it went, nothing there interested me longer term

however I think a lot of people timed it wrong and got spiked and caught in, now incessantly cross ramping in vain hopes to claw their money back

GCAT on the weekly chart looks to me to have turned around and into an upward trend, slow and steady rise from march. Good signs to me of a longer term buy in. News flowing here on in will only add to the momentum.

Looking to buy in shortly as I free up some funds elsewhere.

board have turned it around well from the OCIM mess

Had a nice bounce back today from the low

hopefully more tomorrow on friday fomo - combined with a stockbox interview in the morning from the plant designers Stark and another in the afternoon with ceo

if the accounts get released that will also help a tick up but a tricky time for the auditors to sign them off, I am leaning more towards them not being released and a monday suspension

Do you know if it does the same during an auction james?

I generally use the website so haven't noticed but could explain why the other guy had issues with revb as it was not at end of the day

Looks ok on the website page

maybe an issue on the app?

somebody earlier mentioned revb was not trading on T212 - but again looked ok to me on the website

Temporary issue, looks ok to me on T212 at this moment

and I was able to buy in yesterday at 08.14 whereas some peeps with HL said it was not able to buy till later than that

Yes the spreads can make it tricky dai

but if you only invest in ones that are on a weekly uptrend, it should come good over a few days anyway looking at doing more of this for 10-20% swing trade on an upward trend

seeing the biggest losers chart can be very handy for a day trade 5-10% - but you have to read any news and the bb sentiment fairly quickly and make a judgement on whether is is going to be oversold or if its gonna be falling for days

I3E looked like over reaction to the divi cut and I expected it to pull back up a bit as yearly production is up and end of day its still gonna be a 8% divi

ALL was a positive RNS and its short terms getting out/sell on news - jury is still out on my timing, not yet got my 5 %, looked like it was recovering but has since dipped again

-if those funds were not in ALL already - I would have bought into ECHO for a quick recovery at around 0.025 as it looked to be moving back up, overreaction on the suspension, it should be back online within a few weeks once auditors sort the accounts out, chance there of making a 20-30% on the recovery but I was just going for the daily 5% recovery not risking it on the small chance of it never coming back from suspension

PANR is change of strategy, market not like it, thing this could be downards for days not a quick recovery play imho

But he does sell that's part of the point

buys in

constantly ramps the hell out of it, with no detail just complete guff

price drops and he gets bored of waiting and sells

moves on to the next rainbow chase

I've been in vast, prem and kod for over 2 years myself

anyway i'll leave it there

But he does sell that's part of the point

buys in

constantly ramps the hell out of it, with no detail just complete guff

price drops and he gets bored of waiting and sells

moves on to the next rainbow chase

I've been in vast, prem and kod for over 2 years myself

anyway i'll leave it there

I don't have an issue with echo

I have an issue with noba and his constant ramping

Some big droppers today, i3e, all, echo, panr

crazyness

Obviously reinvesting the full gains each time, compounding it and assuming you have no losses!

I know we all want the big winners but there is value to be had on the lower wins too

if you have say a 20% loss and looking for the next thing

it takes 4, 5% trades to make that back, so you can slowly claw it back with less risk

Been looking at outcomes of smaller trades over time, further than I did before

in a couple of shares I held for 2 years to get to 200%, how many small trades do you need to get to same outcome?

40% trades requires just 4 trades to beat to that value

20% trades requires 6 trades

10% trades require 12 trades

5% trades require 23 trades

so they are all (easily) plausible within a 2 year timeframe and theoretically less risky on the lower percentage moves

just one 5% trade per month gives you that same 200% outcome in 2 years. It certainly feels like buying and just holding is not really the right thing to do ----unless approaching retirement and holding shares for the dividends

Been looking at outcomes of smaller trades over time, further than I did before

in a couple of shares I held for 2 years to get to 200%, how many small trades do you need to get to same outcome?

40% trades requires just 4 trades to beat to that value

20% trades requires 6 trades

10% trades require 12 trades

5% trades require 23 trades

so they are all (easily) plausible within a 2 year timeframe and theoretically less risky on the lower percentage moves

just one 5% trade per month gives you that same 200% outcome in 2 years. It certainly feels like buying and just holding is not really the right thing to do ----unless approaching retirement and holding shares for the dividends