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I guess you have made one of the most common mistakes as the price you think it may hit tell us that you believe CMR is going to dive and not rise. You think it's going to hit 0.32p in a years time. Shouldn't that be 32p in a years time. Because 0.32p means CMR's share price is going to have to fall dramatically and not rise. Either that or you could have put £0.32. Overall I hope I'm right here and you have made a mistake because I would hate to see it at them low prices. I already think I had got the bottom.
I was around when this took a big dive of around 50%+. I told others it may be worth watching but I didn't read why there was a fall, something about a failed trial or something. Anyway, I kept and out looked back at these as I noticed they were hitting around the 25p area and thought I may have a gamble and put some money in them. I didn't end up doing it and a few days likely to surge north where I would have nearly doubled my money. Nevermind you can't get it right all the time.
Well it finished up Friday at just under 8%, it fell today losing nearly all it's Fridays gains but then decided to recover to end down just under 4%. Tomorrow I would like to see these up around 5%+, that would be nice.
I've never heard the use of fish, cresh, whatever. But not sure about charts, maybe they use technical chart analysis. I use it from time to time, but not that good at it yet. Still trying to learn some of this stuff.
That will give me a great averaging down opp. ERT, I bought them a few days ago, already am in a slight loss, but nothing for me to worry about yet. I don't know much about them either and infact can't even remember why I bought them now. It just felt good at the time I think and I read a few posts about a product or something or news, not sure what it was.
If they fall further I will also buy more.
Well I have not been in these since the start and glad I didn't as the price looks like they were over 10p per share, but I did get in earlier this week. The price I paid for them was 1.7p per share. I bought them at that price as I think that was the bottom or hope for it to be and think I have a good chance of seeing a good return on my investment over the next year or 2.
These have had a good day, which is good considering some people selling their new shares as mentioned. So hopefully there is more northwards moves in this next week.
Sounds good. I don't have time to play games apart from the stock market which is a game of it's own, lol. Glad you like AOC.
Most probably because they have luanched their product. It's been released today. The stock is now in auction which may mean it will go up further today, hopefully anyway as I'm currently in over 11% profit. I'm looking to get out of this for around 25% profit and maybe even more, but I'm not going to be to greedy so if I see that it turning against me then I will be out with any profit that I can get. But things look quite good with the share today even though the FTSE is down.
So far there's only 10 topics, but I guess it will take time to come together. Anyway, may as wells help it alone. The url that GedW gave is slightly wrong. It should be http://www.lse.co.uk/general-chat.asp. In other words, GedW used "-" after the chat, when it should have been a fullstop and then asp. I just added a thread also so that now makes it 11.
http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=tan Click on the 5 year option. As you can see it's gone up over 700% in around 3 years or less. Anyone know any that may go like that, but are in their starting stages. The reasons for this is because if you bought in at half way then you would receive probably double or triple if your lucky, but getting in near the bottom and you will receive 7 or 8+ times your investment. Thanks!
http://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=tan Click on the 5 year option. As you can see it's gone up over 700% in around 3 years or less. Anyone know any that may go like that, but are in their starting stages. The reasons for this is because if you bought in at half way then you would receive probably double or triple if your lucky, but getting in near the bottom and you will receive 7 or 8+ times your investment. Thanks!
Seems you were totally wrong.
What do you mean when Tesco closes? Does he/she work there then?
Here's some info of what we may around the corner: http://marketbear.blogspot.com/2008/05/may-7th-3-peaks-and-domed-house-update.html Not sure if that will happen to the Dow or not, but I'm also believing this rally is a little to good to be true. It was only a few days after the Bear Sterns situation that the markets started to recover. Now if that much damaged had been done to a company that has been running for years, then I can't see the mess just disappearing in the economy like that. Anyway, I have closed a good few FTSE and Dow positions yesturday and have opened a few smaller ones. I were not going to do the indices again, but decided just to do a few smaller ones and then average down just incase there is a pullback, which I think there will be, just the timing is what I can't get right. Also just incase there is a pullback, I am being cautious and ready to pull out of any of my long positions as to when, or if the time comes. Anyway, another about the indices, at the mo, oil seems to want to keep rising. Wonder if the Invetory report out today will give it a pullback or a continued rally?
I have a short on it at 119.95. I'm only looking for 50 - 200 points at most though. I hate shorting oil and am still wondering why I am doing it even though everytime I do it I say this is the last time only to find another short open yet again. lol
Got anything to back that theory up. I personally think the decline in the indices are overdue now. So overdue infact that it's getting rather concerning as if it does come, then the people buying into stocks right now thinking things are rosy again, will may find that they have bought near the peak again. I don't think it will be to bad of a fall though, most probably just a slight pullback, and then another attempt at going north to reach new yearly highs.
Although mining is a good stock to be in, I have always never wanted to really pay over £10 for any stock even though they are good. I'm not sure if it's me, but I have found just like NRK, that when they tumble, you can see your money go to nothing compared to stocks that you bought for less amount unless they went back to penny stocks. Look at COLT, that was once at 200p per stock and in a matter of a few years it rallied over 10000p only to fall back again a few years later to around the 200p mark. Now imagin getting it at 200p first, you would have had over 5000% gains, but imagin the people that bought it at 7500p - 10000p, they would have either had a very small gain if bought at 7500p or even had no gains if bought at 10000p. Imagin the people that bought high and didn't sell and still hold? How I see it, the higher a stock becomes in price the more risky it becomes and the less chance you have of making any returns from it. This is just my opinion and others probably see it differently.
I think it did pass it's low though. Not 100% sure, but if not it neared it.