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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/05/russian-mercenaries-and-mali-army-accused-of-killing-300-civilians?msclkid=91c29e7cb4eb11ec9fb4035a405a9ec9

I'd say it's far more likely to stay £3.00 to £3.20 then shoot up monday

nope

not wishful thinking- its there already

tree shake
stop loses triggered ( feel sorry for you guys who used them )
gap now closed
now moving back up

and Jesus a 90k punt from a friends tip and then only ask what the risk is afterwards?

Balls as big as Buster Gonad!

on serious note though positive101 it sounds like it's none essential funds to you as you are ok leaving it in for 12 month.
Before the war this is a 5 billion FTSE100 one of top miners in the world, pays consistent dividend - nothing has changed with the company itself, just the war and the massive exodus/witch hunt of Russian stocks.

Once war and sanctions are over, no reason why this would not get back to it's previous highs - there is risk here of course and it could take a few years to get back to those highs - but you can see the quality of the company from the RNS updates and their willingness to look at all options for the best interests of the company/shareholders and potentially even split off the Russian assets.

The only way you lose 'all' your money in a share is if the company goes bust.

If you are happy in leaving it aside for a year then you may even consider leaving it in forever - just think of your potential dividends if this does get back to £14 a share, up to 50% of your initial investment back every single year ( dependant on your average price ).

Personally I bought 10K inside an ISA - which I will be leaving in forever, for the dividend. Plus further 7k outside an ISA which I will be selling at some point, I have no set target as such, hoping to leave it till its back towards £10 but depends on life and if I need funds back sooner. Peanuts compared to some on here but that was all the spare funds I had/willing to lose if things did somehow go horribly wrong.

Good luck

simples really, if you have invested 50% of your capital you have 0% chance in losing all your money.

Of course there is a chance you could lose 50% of your money :-)

lol no worries. straight over my head that reference ;-)

not sure what you are getting at perma? I have made no predictions on poly

kudos for actually showing up novice. After all the crap you spouted this week and shouting 50p by end of today, pretty surprised you turned back up - and then to actually double down and now state it's next week rather than apologising for being a cringeworthy cretin and leaving a slime trail as you go back under your rock - amazing!

Here's me thinking you would be all salty

Latorre why not get it repaired? That is the truly green way to proceed. ( as long as you were previously happy with the machine of course )
A lot of washing machine faults are a fairly simple failings. Most simple being its blocked full of ****, then usually belts brushes and motors.

do a google search on your model and symptoms. My Ariston washer/dryer packed in after 12 years......fixed it with a 10 quid belt - though did find 3 pens, a 16gb usb stick and 23p during the cleaning of it too!

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you're welcome

I would imagine Jeremy would not be inclined to state what his publications were precisely as that would provide this board with his name ( unless ghost written ) - and due to the pure toxicity of some people here I would not be giving my name out, in case some nutjob decided to do some stalking.

conspiracy theories are usually recognised to be true
so true! it's been proven that covid does not exist its just interference to the human body from the 5g towers and an excuse to get Bill Gates chips injected into us - not forgetting it's now scientifically proven that the earth is indeed flat

The loaning of shares will be in background and I doubt you will really notice it happen.
You will still be able to sell at any time.

Leaves a bit of an aftertaste in my mouth as I dislike shorting of stocks anyway and personally think it should be banned completely on the stock exchange - but that's just me!

Trade from inside an ISA and they cannot loan them out. Ideally you should be doing this anyway, so you are not paying tax and most mere mortals 20K a year to invest is more than enough.

Take your meds and have a cuppa tea, everything will be all right ;)

UK also banning Russian oil - breaking news on bloomberg

bought some yesterday however today T212 have set it to sell only

T212 has this set to sell only ( and polymetal )