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Have a good evening Rock, I see you have 1530 posts.. I am guessing they are all here today! lol :) just kidding man (woman) or whatever other things people have come up with now.
Lay off the tipple and get some sleep and see what comes tomorrow :)
lol @ 4p... who in their right mind would buy shares here! hey wanna buy some russian oil as well and some used second hand russian tanks? lol. I guess you must be quite underwater, I get that defensive aggression but you need to be realistic.
Here because I am sad at seeing a company I was involved in many years ago going down the pan a second time. First time I had a lot of my kids ISA and pension here, I learned from that mistake last time. Why are you here?
..... a further drop as fund raising may be on the cards as I mentioned before. Post fund raise the price will be supressed so I will look again then around the 0.07p to soak up some of the placing shares.
I know so many of you have bought so much higher so I really hope I am wrong about this.
Amazing how misguided people are thinking that POG is going to make more money when it can't trade and at best will be simply delisted! POG as a company will delist from the UK and simply continue in Russia. You will be left holding....? exactly zero, zilch, nada. Sure the company may make more but shareholders here won't! unbelievable mindset here of some.
Wow Rock man... turn off the internet. You have a weird obsession deramping THG at the weekend unless you are a shorter you really need to get out more or at least put netflix on and try to chill out. You are coming across as quite unstable pal, just saying, whatever the obsession is I hope you get some help breaking it cos it is really really bizarre to be this obsessed spamming the board all the time.
That actually sounded more upbeat!
1 month today let us see ok? My money is where my mouth is :P
I bought 48,086 shares the other day @79.546 Evidence -> https://ibb.co/QKPZQpH
Before you ask why the random number not 50k it actually rounds my share holding up to an exact 80k shares in total as I had averaged in slowly with profits from other shares.
@ScottishPI no offence but that is relative :)
"at what cost"
lol beat me to it :)
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/26/g-7-nations-to-announce-import-ban-on-russian-gold.html
lol @BreaconCarreg, that is not even close to reality, a home has utility and can provide income as well as a fundamental requirement for life really. Can't say the same for tulips pal. I hope you can see where you sit in the story cos it is plain for the rest of us to see :)
Good luck though, honestly I hope you are fortunate to sell out at a profit (if you are in profit).
See, kinda proving my point you can't find a single positive as such you are doomed to keep losing money if you can't see the opposite views. I was negative THG from just under £3 so I get your point but as I said the negatives get outweighed by positives at certain price points. I hope you learn to understanding trading and valuations better Rock8.
This is the link I was watching, I think you may find it educational since you are into "technicals" even if you don't actually understand them.
By the way just a quick one but what was your thoughts on Tesla when they was $30? did you buy based on the current news or the future or simply look at it not making vast profits at the time? just wondering? perhaps you wasn't "investing" back then? I bet your reply is either 1) I don't pay attention to international shares or 2) I made a load of profit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6F9AN2cj7k
Rock8 you are looking at technical indicators that you have found on the internet. Think outside of the box a little. If you are fully into technical I get that you are short minded and can't see more than the chart in front of you and struggle to see what caused the chart to reflect the economy etc try to give it a go. Anyway since you brought up charts and don't want to look at actual the actual business look at what the charts are showing in the bigger picture. There is strong support and gaps being closed to the upside. The markets are clearly oversold and always oversell ahead of any kind of recession. The risk is therefore to the upside from here even if you say until the summer is out, there is no downside rather it is upside. You should probably learn more about economics my friend and trading patterns and not simply look for others analysis.
I actually have watched a video which confirmed the same thoughts as I had last night. I will find it and post it shortly.
Ah you must have been one of the kids spouting for £4 boo last year lol I was laughing at that so much. I enjoyed the crash from that pump. Hopefully kiddo you will grow up and learn more about economics, business and finance and then you will start making profit. Always easy to see who's sitting on losses as they get so aggressive.
yeah it wasn't you I just remember the name Mr Pot, flower :)
Chaebol was right all along.
The downside is still ahead.
ARB should have sold at higher levels to other suckers rather than taking on debt. Terrible choice really, lets use an analogy to put it into perspective.
An explorer found a plant that he could grow and he grew loads and loads and loads his friends did and their friends did and they grew so many plants that they had vast amounts. They took these plants, lets call them tulips, far and wide. They said they are so rare and slowly started to sell them into the local populations at higher and higher prices. People started to trade them between each other as well. Everyone making more and more money on the transactions that they gave up their businesses, sold factories and gave up work to trade them. Then one guy realised that he could do the people selling them. He just needed to start producing them as well!
In this village the producer kept stocking up on tulips growing more and doubling his supply and not taking profits and kept his tulips increasing over and over. The rich in the village were so smart they bought as many tulips as they could. The poor in the village couldn't afford a single tulip to be able to do the same so begged the tulip producer to sell shares in the company. The producer obliged and pocketed some of the money as profit and sold shares in his production company and was boastful in the village about how rich everyone in his company will become and more people in the area worked hard and threw money at the producer. The producer took on lots of debt to increase his production but he didn't care the value had gone from 60,000 per tulip to 50,000 and knew he was so smart he kept borrowing and producing and not selling any. Unfortunate down the price went to 20 so the year he took to double his tulips had in fact lost him a lot of money with debt and lost value of the tulips.
Eventually he sold all of his tulips to the village idiot for $1 who planted them all around the village to simply make it look pretty. All the villagers who bought tulips at 60,000 looked out at the village idiot and laughed themselves to sleep at night before eventually turning into tears at how stupid they had been.
The original growers and their friends now had bought lots of land and factories and were producing real things and selling them to the local population at inflated prices, making them work harder and harder just to survive.
Ask yourself where in the story are you? which part is your role?
Now it is here and hanging around I don't honestly know if I am willing to gamble still.
I appreciate that people are looking out several years with the US fit out of the distribution there but the short term looks so grim still tbh, really feels like a summer bump perhaps and then a drop down to 40 by September/October.
I always played this vs THG but at least THG is getting offers over double the value but where is the BOO offers?
lol @ Tomski7
I was tempted to buy earlier in the week thankfully I didn't.
I get people trying to brush aside sanctions in a hope they don't get caught by a stampede but the fact is this was broadcast to the markets clearly for a long long time, just as the gas and oil was yet the markets always appear to be surprised by the news that the sanction is now in place. Simple fact of the matter is that POG wouldn't be where it is if the markets were not expecting it, just the PI gamblers (me included) that see $$$$$ profit in the dirt.
Could be the end of POG as we know it? :(
Second time POG has gone bust and burned me, 9 years ago ish the last time! ... should know better.. once bitten and all.
Problem is Rock8 that you was negative (justifiably) at a significantly higher price and now you are not taking into account that the downside risk is simply not there any longer. I agreed with you previously but you now are not listening to both sides of the debate and simply have a chip on your shoulder with MM and are not thinking about the economics and you are coming across as a troll.
Anyway try thinking about opening your own mind to "debate" and not being so one sided as price action always negates certain negatives.
Your chip against MM is actually valid in a lot of points but you need to remember that MM started and brought this company into existence to where it is now loads of revenue, growth and variety of products. MMs vision is clearly better than yours otherwise you would be a billionaire running a global company, keep that in mind above all that perhaps he knows more about the bigger picture than you.
Downside risk at the minute is simply not there, offers at higher value a multiple of where THG is now tells you that much.
Whenever I think I am being positive / negative about a company I always try to put myself in the opposite mindset and try to workout where the plus / negatives could be that I am missing, I suggest you do the same, then buy in the morning.