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Katstrangler, i think this is the part a lot are missing.

If you bought a month ago and were 100% up, as in bagged in a month, you'll more than likely sell and quite frankly i think you'd be pretty stupid not too.

You love a new thread don't you

Max28, where has that valuation come from?

Normally to bank or take profit, if you are not in it for the long term you would be looking to get profit when and where you can.

You need to remember regardless of how great the future picture is, there is no guarantee that there will be profit for us to take in the future, for any share, not just GST.

Everyone has a different gameplan.

Iangibbins67gmai, is it people panicking or people thinking this might be the best price they can get for a while?

I still fully believe this will rise over time, but for the short term period we are probably at the level untill further news comes along.

TradininSouthAfr, if you look any any of the RNS's GST release, there is rarely the massive super boost in SP everyone was expecting it has historically been a sell on news type of company.

If you take a look at the charts, even more around this time of year you can normally see a sharp rise and then some slight pullback, take a look if you remember with the FCA approval that was all around this time of year.

People talking about ARB style rises i think are being hopeful, the company has been around long enough now for people to know about it and really until further figures there is still nothing concrete.

In short, its still doing fine and i believe it will do fine but for a lot of us long term holders none of this was unexpected.

Simon, you are right, a 115% rise in a month is just shocking for a share isn't it.

Hornet63, as AHS said you shouldn't really be asking advice from random people online but part of me is sensing you are regretting your past mistakes.

At the moment your £16k in profit on paper, its not in your hand or in your bank, if something terrible happened to GST (which i don't think for a moment it would be and this is for any investment) and that £16k was wiped out how would you feel?

Noone really know what is going to happen to any share, we can all think is going in one direction or another but you need to do whatever is best suited to you.

I personally would had thought that losing 60k would have taught you what you think is best to do.

Good luck with whatever you decide.

Simonthezealot, i'm not being bigheaded and i've openly put what i earn and my targets etc, but did you seriously try to do all that gloating over a couple of grand? As in £2k profit?

I thought you were quite well off etc, but not all of that posting for 2k.

AimHigherStill! I'm not actually trying to sell yet! I've been been checking what the actual sell price is during today lol!

Can't get a price to sell!

Now you guys who have been in this longer than me, is that a good sign, or a bad sign?

I thought we were finished for the day around 2.4p but seems i was probably wrong.

We are miles off the ATH at the moment....

SonofYoda, Thanks! It has taught me a lesson to be sensible when it comes to profit taking.

SonofYoda, i think sometimes you do need to lose money to figure out what is best for you and what money has value to you etc.

Like with the coins i was invested in, i could/should had sold for a modest sum of £8k profit at one point which i know doesnt sound a lot but i could had paid off one of the car loans i had. Instead i walked away with no profit at all, still having to pay the car off etc.

It's all about finding what method works for you and what you think is best for your situation, but this is the only share i've held for the longest amount of time as i know it will come good.

I have a feeling this might be it for today now,

AimHigherStill, thanks for the advice.

I do think I am done for shares after this and if I do sell half it would 99% just be into something boring and safe cash wise.

That's the problem AIM, at 2.7p my 750k is worth about £20k, obviously at 20p its worth £150k, which would be hard seeing as i'd sold half for 10k, but then on the flip side, what if i didnt get the 10k out and for some unknown reason this all goes completely tits up.

Its all a gamble whatever we choose to do isn't it.

AimHigherStill

That's actually a good question, maybe invest it elsewhere which i doubt i think after GST i'm just going to stick to index funds i know its boring but its a lot easier than the stress of single shares.

When i started investing around the start of covid times there were times when i should had sold, instead of "chasing the dream" as such, for example, i was invested quite a lot into coins and on paper was quite high up, i didnt sell at the right time and ended up with just my money back.

I've said since then i'll sell half to get my money back as cash and to keep it safe. I'm trying to get my savings/investments up to the £100k mark, as of the 1st of May this year that was sat at £71500 and at todays valuation its at £84500, but my main main target at the moment is hitting the £100k worth.

I think in short, i'm just wary of losing the cash, but with something like GST it is hard really to see where this might end up going wrong.

Rabbithole, its like they are out in force again like they were pre RNS!

Jollypaddleboard, what SP do you need to sell half?

Theeeeduke, hope you had a good christmas period!