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It's just a normal sell but don't click confirm...

So you had £372000 just sitting around and the drop below 19p was the trigger to buy?

The percentage is relative to yesterday's close

It's a slight improvement to the spread as 5.5-6.5 would be 0.423-0.5 in old money, but the old spreads would be 0.4-0.5

The previous midpoint of 0.45p x 13 = 5.85p

I got my average down to 59p a few weeks ago by some short-term trades between 120 and 140

If the new bottom is truly 60p then it is very nice to be right for once

Learned my lesson several times in the past few months to always keep some (or even lots of) cash free. Hurry up new tax year so I can fill up my ISA again

Would have happily bought at 70p and sell at 80p - without touching my main holding

Don't blame the MMs blame people selling

Idiots panicking and trying to get out at any price

Markets closed on 2nd and 5th April. Could be a lot of buying on 6th as people fill up ISAs

Something wrong with your broker then, no problems getting quotes for £1000 here (which is all the money I have right now). Was trying to get 19p but paid 19.5p, a difference of £25 not really worth caring about

MrBasse filtered.

They mean it will be a 10-bagger *from here*.

Nobody cares about whether you 10 bagged or lost 99% of your money in the past.

Your shares have the value you can sell them for today.

If CLP will grow 10x from here but you expect another stock will grow 20x from here, the other stock would be the better investment right now even if you bought into the other stock at 100x its current price.

Because the spread is crazy 1.8c to buy 1.2c to sell

Satoshi Nakamoto set them. The starting block of the blockchain was the headline of The Times on 3 Jan 2009, and the SHA-256 algorithm is used to create a new block.

It is very easy to perform SHA-256 once, but for a given output, it is impossible to find the input except by trying every input. There are 2^256 possible outputs, so it takes a long time to find a corresponding input.

A new block is created by the first miner to find an output within a restricted range. The range is determined by the current mining power of the whole network.

Lol wut? That's like saying sainsburys is losing loads of commission by not selling cars

could have

These articles are robo-written.

Advice would be don't buy just after the price has risen.

Was looking into this when it was 2p - missed the boat before rise to 6p, oh well.

If I had bought at 6p or worse 8p and then seen a drop, I would be feeling depressed every day.

Whereas if missing out on potential gains would affect you more than getting spiked/trapped, then you should do the opposite.

1% for me but I expect it to increase even without taking direct action to increase it.