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Yes, and no shortage of buyers

Yes Chancer, I regret not hanging onto BOO just as much as I regret not selling QLT and OMU yesterday and buy back today

PRD is back to it's open price now Chancer, there is obviously buyers lurking for a bargain

It dropped to 6 but back to 6.47 now so there is buyers there. I could have made £2.5k if I sold bloody OMU and QLT yesterday, I was just on the point of selling them yesterday then decided they were on a climb - lol

Only you can make that decision Razel. It's not as if we are short on buyers though by the looks of it

What is it with this website and v o x m arkets?

There are a few videos here for any new investors, and for anyone who wasn't aware - PRD is on the Main market, it is NOT on Aim, has massive potential, the BOD have over half the shares and the CEO Paul Griffiths has over 40 years in the oil and gas industry - What's not to like?

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but without the spaces

I popped out for a few hours this morning, nothing has changed here has it?

Everything in my PF is looking shi*ty today

All PRD needs is a bit of news, hopefully soon. I'm pee'd off for not selling OMU and QLT yesterday and buying back today. I could have made £1500 between the 2

I'm off out for a few hours

I missed another little profit opp on OMU, should have sold again yesterday at 166 and buy back today, it's usually about £200 each time.

Shorting should be outlawed

Goldman Sachs has given QLT a target sp of 180

Someone earlier down the posts here may have dropped a tip for WSG

Good morning gang, It's a clear sky here but cooler, here's to an awesome day, but I have to go out this morning until lunchtime

Max, was that a tip or did you post on the wrong board?

Dan, I think we missed the JUST bounce from 70, it is 90 now, got too many on watch. Another one that slipped through the net was, BMN, 19 to 31

Cheers Jambon, I'll hold you to that

The £20k limit is how much you can put into an ISA in one financial year, but if you turn that £20k into say £70k by buying and selling shares out of that ISA share dealing account, then the profit is not subject to tax