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Absolutely. People always say you should’ve sold at X amount. If I had originally sold at 40p and took the cash I wouldn’t have been able to watch it go to £1.25. Top slicing or day trading to build a bigger holding In a company you feel has plenty of potential can’t be a bad thing. This is long term for me. Stoploss set obviously.
If every person who was a share holder Could buy at the bottom and sell at the top there would be one hell of a lot of millionaires around. If that is your honest view on how to trade shares. I don’t think you must be old enough to be up at this time of night .
That makes a big difference to slating the hell out of it. I’ve been in for 4 1/2 years with nearly 400,000 shares At an average of under 50p. I don’t like to see the swings as much as anybody else. Just have to sit tight. Enjoy your tea. You were not reported.
If you can buy at 75p then great. You’ll do well over the next 12 months. It’s always good to bring your average down. You must have some confidence to be underwater and not sold out. Don’t panic mr Smith .Whether I reported you or not only time will tell. Good luck
Mr Smith. I have no objections to you buying shares at a level that you are happy with. If you make money then it’s all well and good. This company has gone from 8p to £1.25. Admittedly it’s fallen back but you cannot show me a share price that has gone straight up and never dipped. People are so desperate for Numbers and figures they are not thinking about the future. I am a long-term holder and have been for over four years. 20p up And 20p down doesn’t even bother me. Constant slating to attempt a drop in share price is a waste of time. There are many people on the other site and this one that can plainly see This is going to take time for things to fall into place.