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Insider, London is correct. Be careful. You were way too heavily invested in this. Don't get caught up in the Titanic. I'm only £2.5 invested and happy to hold win or lose. I think you had like £80 invested and it was a significant percentage of your pot. Don't get greedy. If you're coming back in then don't hold too much.
Hey Vinson, you sound like a man with a plan. If I scrape another £1k would it be a good idea to increase my holding at the low price or do you feel the risk is too great for someone like me with a super small spare capital?
I'm not really sure of your risk profile. You might take this high risk quite casually or you might might be seeing this as a low risk venture now?
I'm just £2.5k invested so not the end of the world if it's gone. Not great though. Don't really see the benefit to pulling out. The big holders aren't moving, they can't really. I guess they accept the loss? Maybe this will come good in the end? Someone did not that evil kinevil bought 1.3m more shares and I guess there is interest to buy, otherwise sellers can't sell after all, is not like shares sit in a hat waiting to be bought. A seller must be matched to a buyer. Obviously, retail are not buying right now but are selling. So who is buying?
Do what is right for you. This should never be about lost sleep. You're not the only one to drop out. I'm still in but for just £2.5k. My total play money is just 12k. I can afford to lose.
Don't get caught up by it. I was tempted to put another 1k but decided to overpay the mortgage with it instead.
I think you're correct wiremead. If this had been posted after the hearing instead of live then there is a possibility that idiots may not have chipped in at the end. By providing a live play by play account, it has stirred the pot and given them courage.
I have no intention of selling. I have about 2k invested, and plan to buy more.
From my perspective, what benefit is DRIP, at 1.5% or £2.50 minimum fee. And unknown purchase timing.
So with a dividend of £60? Is it worth it? Would I be better off taking cash dividend and adding my own cash then buying it? X-o run by Jarvis, had a £5 trade fee. If I'm already going to buy more around the dividend time period then I would be out £7.50 on a trade, and as far as I understand it, DRIP shares cannot be traded on the item market, so I would need to request cash or conversation from Jarvis.
I've just received an email informing me of DRIP. Is this a good thing? I'm not so sure of the benefits to me as a very small investor.
Hi guys. Took a while to get permission to post. But I'm in for £2.5k not massive I know, but my total pot is £12k. So quite a big stake. I'd buy more if I had the money.