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we even have bands releasing records on him "Boris Johnson is still a f***ing c**t" frredom of speach right there

pretty much everything is going down. Lot of banks and funds selling shares to buy 'stable' gold silver and other metals. Large rise in oil and gas prices, were going up anyway but with russia situation much more so. In turn we get inflation and a bear market. Nothing changed with currys itself its the market overall.

if you are referring to me then lol.
I am not a prem trader am prem LTH

and I'm clearly not trading this as I quite literally just stated I've not been able to buy in.
Poor attempt at a deramp IMHO 3/10

Typical T212 trade been sat for over 3 hours and still waiting. 15% lost right there.

Definitely use an ISA for your trading. Last year was my first year trading thanks to zero commission brokers, low interest rates making savings pointless and lockdowns freeing up some time. I did not use ISA as was very green and did not think I would get over tax limit. I did end up going over it and now ended up with the crazy minefield of CGT calculations.

Wish I had known about same day trading rules and bed and breakfast rules when I started out!
Do yourselves a massive favour and trade inside an ISA. Outside of ISA is ok for low number of trades - or if you have an accountant!

yeah it only counts when it is sold of course

Wyndrum If you have 2 ISA ( 2nd via your Mrs ) surely that's 40k per year you can invest.
Plus I believe the tax free dividends is 2k ( not relevant if its inside the ISA however )

Also its not 'take out' £12300 tax free in an investment account, if you leave everything in to reinvest - you will still be liable for tax on any profit above £12300. Also be aware that if you trade over £49,000 shares you should still be filling out a tax return, even if you have zero profit.

SPECULATION. Could be a nicely planned balancing act going on. 3 years ago company gave every member of staff ( with 12 month employment) £1000 worth of shares- which would be held for 3 years. a subtle way of encouraging staff to stay with company.

These shares recently vested and I 'guess' that the majority of staff would choose to sell them straight away. So will be a large number of sells going via equiniti and share buyback via morgan stanley....good timing...

Shame the staff ended up with poor return on the 1k, shares got sold at £760 and there there is tax an national insurance to pay as its going through wage packet. So the 1k ends up at 530. Shame for the staff but cheap buyback for the company.

So negative about charts why? They are a tool like any other. Why not use what tools are available to you? Perhaps there have been too many chartists which are really rampers/derampers in disguise trying to use chats to backup their claims.

Charts do not predict what is going to happen you are right. Anyone who claims to be predicting the future using a chart should be ignored completely. They only show you the past. From there you extrapolate and 'best guess' what will happen. You see a trend and with no outside influence chances are it will carry on going on that trend. Once an RNS or news story hits that's an outside influence which can change its direction of course.

I am holding long term - and look at fundamentals long term. Though I like using a chart to help if I am looking for a quick short term profit. I was just advising caution for any new guys who may have seen our recent spike and wanted to jump in for a short term buck.

But there is nothing wrong with also doing some short term trading and that's where the charts come in and worked out well for me over last 18 month.

Caution can be good Iky. Especially for anyone new it can be a good idea to rein them in a little. Long term everything looking rosy for next few years.

However anyone looking for short term boost I would certainly advise caution. Purely from short term chart perspective IMHO - the upward trend looks to have been broken, so short term quick profit chances reduced. It looks to me to be entering period of horizontal movement, which can be good as could be building strong floor around 0.43p

Hopefully it will then start to rise again and we are still expecting lots of news and all good long term. Short term I would be watching for a few days and not buying in right now. Just saying personal opinion.

seems to happen on most shares after good news - especially noticeable on AIM shares. The buy on rumour sell on news mantra has become a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy.

bit of dip as is kinda expected on rns days nowadays.

lets see if our mysterious big buyer jumps onto this dip, could be back up by this afternoon

I was gonna say its a little quiet lull before the storm, enjoy the peaceful time but we already have a real storm around us.

Maybe it's more like the peaceful eye of the storm!

erm...yup milnrow 7.8m is not much comparatively, that was kinda my point

As for what Acker wipes his arse with, I imagine it'll just be toilet paper like normal. Not the cheap tracing paper end of the scale mind, I expect it would be the 3 ply cushioned aloe vera type.

Ask again in 4 years when Prem is 30p - he will have a butler wiping it for him and will be blown dry by the hot air from the mouth of Heretomakeamonkeyoutofmyself begging for forgiveness and asking for stock tips.

No idea how many shares he or snow have suspect its quite a lot. They do not want to say how many as don't want people to identify IRL name. Which is fine nothing wrong with that we are all strangers away from this board.

If I say I have 7.8 mill go on tell me my real name? I'll be towards the bottom end of a very very long list. Though if I am up high on the list you could find me quite easily I suspect.

Acker and Snowking have been very informative on this board ( as have others ) they have recently ramped up a little bit more than normal - but hey we are all a little excited right now and if you do not believe in the stock why be here at all?

Mafs perhaps your wife has it right ;-)

Actually I believe Ackers deramped when he was wanting to buy back in and and he was ramping when he was looking to sell. But he was always calm and polite about it and was always honest that he was trading the stock. The wind changed as more news came out and things started getting really interesting and he shifted from trader and into a long term holder. There really is little point in deramping when your holding.

I have a lot of respect for Ackers honesty.

can I buy your mars bar for 20p? - no I'm never selling my mars bar
what about 50p? - no I'm never selling
what about £1? - no I've told you I'm never selling my mars bar
what about £10? - ah alright go on then, I'm on a diet anyway

everything has a tipping point

Been a crazy few days with board inundated with new names and ****ging matches, felt a bit like wallstreetbets ( do not go there if you want to keep your sanity went once, never again). I lurk a lot but rarely post. I bought 500,000 back in the day as a punt at just 0.05p so just couple hundred quid. Though later as I found more info I decided to buy more and now have around 8 mill with average of about 0.2p - for clarity of my position.

If there are new buyers which also happen to be relatively new to trading - I say welcome to the ride. Take any rampers and derampers with a pinch of salt and try to read between the lines. Last few days have been crazy and forum has massively more posts than normal, which does make this tricky. The absolute best thing you can do is do some research - then make a plan and stick with it! Do not panic on sudden drops and don't get too excited on sudden rises. Always check to see if there is any news reports or an RNS to see what the reasons are for the sudden movement. If you can not find any news - it is likely to be hype buying, or panic selling. Try not to get swayed and make rash decision either way.

I do not have oodles of investment cash like some people so yesterday at 0.5p I was looking at approx £24k profit if I sold. This was very tempting - but I reminded myself to be pragmatic I bought the shares with a long term goal 3 years+ and/or 5p ( ideal world 10p but will re-evaluate at 1p,2p,and 5p may sell in batches depending on my financial situation at that time )

Then again today as the price is tumbling I felt a pang of panic - but again reminded myself of my goals and on reflection its still up a lot on my purchase price. The price movement short term, in whichever direction, is almost irrelevant until I get to my goal.

Of course when I say stick to the plan - it is flexible. You may need to change it at some point if some news /RNS gives you new insight or if you find a different company which you may feel suits you better or if real life kicks you and you need to bail regardless of losses as money is needed urgently etc. The point is - never panic buy and never panic sell, think, reflect and try to ignore the loud thumping throbbing heart and listen the the whisper of your head instead. The single and absolute most important advice ever - only ever invest money that you can afford to lose.

GLA