Member Info for JMAX

Tony,
What SP are you looking for realistically ?

Welcome back Tony and Thanks for that info Tiger. I missed out again today, was looking to get in for a trading tranche at about 1200p but it wasn't down there for long.

Have a look at the RNS releases from Nov and Dec 2019.

Agreed Rock,

As the saying goes 'something is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it'

Tony,
I always appreciate your input on this share and others.

Cap,
Im a long term holder here, but i dont subscibe to the '100p by Xmas 2020 Club'

antonvb,

There were plenty of people talking this share down, but some of them made more sense than the ones talking this share up. At times I feel there is a little too much unjustified optimism on this board regarding a possible recovery how high the SP will go.

I am prepared to accept corrections, but I need to trade them more. I would have bought sub 1200p today, but I was too busy working! I follow Peter Schiff, and I see where he is coming from regarding the $, inflation and the economy crisis in general.

Do you trade full time for a living ?

Carvegyber,

What FRES price will tempt you back in ? I'm long and I expect ups and downs.

BTB, we are on the same wavelength. The masses have to get used to the 'New Normal'

But how many people would willingly take a newly and relatively untested vaccine for a virus that is no more deadly than the seasonal flu. Even if the vaccine is a success, it isn't going to resolve : the failed businesses, high unemployment, money printing and the financial problems that existed before CV. AIMHO

The CV pandemic is just a distraction from the real long term financial problems we will all face.

Not even chicken feed

Carvegyber,
That's my plan, follow the money printing and PM prices and if they hold long enough then H2 will give us a good lift. With the way things are, I don't really want too much cash in the bank either - interesting times.

Just taking into account PM prices I would definitely have expected 1500plus. 1540P was my original exit price - but not now.

Through $29

There she goes again - through $27

Happyinvestor

I agree, TLW has become a drag and the promise / hope of a grand recovery has worn thin. I would happily exit with a price upwards of 75p. Some will still be underwater, but we have had 8months to decide a personal strategy of whether to average down or to basically write most of the original investment off.

Carvegyber

I have been holding here for about 18 months and only recently did I trade a few as the stock wasn't moving much. I'm still in with my long term tranche nd holding tight.

Spread betting isn't really for me but I do see the attraction. As for POG, I know it's worth a lot more than the current SP but the boardroom hassle and the possibility of a cheap T/O do concern me. I would run for the hills if it hits 60p.

Thanks for the replies. I'm thinking of just holding tight.
I'm also in POG, I might sell those shares an invest in FRES if it retraces.
I have done well from HSBA in the past but not tempted by them at the moment.