Member Info for Johnnytaffia

Logged on to see my stop loss @50 had been triggered. Rather vigorous tree shake?

Thoughts?

To continue in the style of Fenner, at the £28.80 party I'm blowing my winnings on Russian 'dancing girls' dressed as nuns feeding me jelly tots all night. You lot can dance away to your hearts content.

yep, that's the one - golden alligators eh?

...to state "wouldn't want to be out of this over the weekend" ? Who was that energetic chap years ago who was banging on about the 144p party. Now £28.80 in today's money?

...used to have 100,000 shares in old money. Don't anymore *rolls eyes*

Yep, they could go bust as well. Hope not tho' otherwise I'll be in the mash up place massive innit, eh, fam.

….some one say x10 bagger?

steady on, eh?

For anyone buying into CNR simply hold for 6 months and watch your hard earned vanish in front of your eyes. A better strategy would be to wait for me to declare I have sold out which would take the brakes of the SP. Personally, I'm waiting for Greggs to reopen. Whatever is going on in the World, everyone has time for a sossige roll.
Sell gold buy sossige rolls.

So, against my better judgement I topped up a modest amount. Having failed, always, to learn from history I now expect to be wiped out.
Watch the SP collapse. Any LTH's in the house - now's the time to worry.

Actually gone 'blue' for the first time since 2012. Despite hitting 'sell' instead of 'buy' yesterday and then hitting 'buy' this AM.

I should sell again, shouldn't I? quit whilst I'm ahead

" not falling for that old chestnut " when the SP bounced from 17p to mid-20's..... and now look.
A glimmer of sunlight Just short of 1.5p in old money - remind me of 2010. *whoop whoop*

Forgot about that Stop Loss - bounced out at 718. Oh well, better get back in at some point. Catching a falling knife?

Has everyone stopped eating sossige rolls?

Cheers buddy

J

Probably got all the observational skill of a potato here - when I look at the cumulative total of trades of this and other stocks I hold (like GRG) the falls in SP seem to be out of proportion to the volumes traded? I mean if GRG is a sign of the national mood then we really are in Dicky's meadow. Whether good times or bad, most of us love a sossige roll : EVEN VEGANS FFS!

Apart from fear gripping the market, anyone else got any thoughts on huge drops in SP against what seems like comparatively small volumes?

*rolls eyes* and thank heavens I have some modest cash reserves for when the carnage stops.

Hmmmm.... wondering this increase in SP has been going on a bit too long for an AIM P&D sesh?

This does begin to feel look a sustainable rise in SP. Any chartists/tech analysts got a view on this despite the cauldron of turmoil we seem to be in these days? The MA must be looking healthy?

Still 1.5p in old money - quite intriguing...

@ Tester 123 - thanks for reply - you don't write post-apocalyptic screen plays for Sky Atlantic do you?

Could an II be forced to dump a load of good performing shares to cover the blood letting elsewhere in their investments?

Buy gold coins? steady on cuz, if Covid 19 does a 'Black Deff' on us all then there won't be many people left to buy gold coins, they would be more interested in food. Sell gold, buy dried fish. Maybe buy small arms ammunition as well innit.

Last time the SP was this low was back in 2003 when CNE were down to their last tank of fuel in the middle of nowhere, Rajastan. Jus' sayin'

Cheers Mark,

I'm happy to hang on and see what happens. Still got a long way for the tide go out before things go red. I thought I would have a go at this based on past yields and thinking "too good to be true" - bit of an experiment for me and certainly not placing my future in this one: maybe the stakes could add up to a day trip to Margate tho. Thanks for the opinion.