The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
I'm not 'on' it. It doesn't have a physical presence. If you mean why do I post on it, who said I didn't have an interest? I have a massive interest in it, it's a very intriguing share........nothing has happened yet it's moved around a lot, and has a spread which defies any logic I can put to it.........sometimes massive and sometimes quite reasonable. So I've lots of interest. Trading is a fluid thing, the fact that I think it is a dog yesterday and parts of today does not mean I have to think that for good does it? Things change, you adapt and change with them. If you don't you wont make money. Yesterday I would not have bought this with free money, you never know, if it stabilises, next week I could even put some of mine in it. I don't understand your issue with my posts just because I don't shout 'buy buy buy'
What's a no brainer? is it a share for people without a brain?
that at the moment, this share is a dog which has been ramped. That may change. But these increases and that spread indicate games going on somewhere. (or risk)
I'd have thought when your money is at stake you'd be interested to know what you're doing wrong. My mistake. Just try doing a mock sell of your shares.............then tell me you're in the blue. You might be...............but I doubt it.
You aren't learning, are you?
Oh for crying out loud. What lead you to beleiive QONNECTIS is any good? because it's cheap? So are Primark clothes.
You may well hold a profit. I am talking about the people who bought in today on the rise. few of those people will currently be sitting on profits. And if they bought any amount.........with that kind of spread........I would be very surprised if they can get the full bid price for them should they choose to sell. It's a classic bear trap mate. Not saying it won't come good eventually......it may. But right now it isn't a good buy until that spread closes a LOT, regardless of increase. It's a simple calculator job.
My point exactly. The spread is there because of the risk to MMs. So what is this risk? that's my question and that's why I wouldn't buy on that kind of spread. I would bet that a lot of people have been caught out on this share today......while only a few are up on the deal.
Well I've not researched it........I simply steer clear of this kind of stock, or rather, these kinds of spreads. I am not sure what you mean by your post though? on the one hand you seem to be saying it's all ok it was quite liquid, and on the other that seasoned traders would steer clear? Not having a pop........I'm asking. I would also offer that perhaps it was easy to sell because you knew WHEN to sell and that trying the same now might reap different results?
That this bear trap has caught many of the people posting today.
that if you sold any quantity of these, you would not get the full 0.8p per share on them and your broker would have to go to market. Just a feeling.
is also an indicator of how the MMs see the risk. That is why I won't touch these at all. it could be very easy to wind up locked into them with no exit. Not saying it WILL happen, but it can.
It's just a matter of keeping one ear to the grindstone and your nose on the ground.
I shall have a peek at them again then!
Lol, is it time to get back in again? I'd forgotten about these...........sold them yonks ago after the consolidation, then bought and sold again after the trials RNS. In producation soon then?
I'm not even trading these. I will just keep them for a couple of years in the confidence that I will quite easily make 5 times the 28p I got back in at. A solid little company. Won't even think of selling sub £1.
4 days
In two days, I really have a lot to smile about this week!
Not bad at all for a couple of mouse clicks!
because there has been a massive downturn and their product wasnt as well received as they had hoped. So to weather the storm they have downsized, and I beleive, cut costs by moving and sharing offices. If memory serves.