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I knew a guy who traded forex who had to stop and return to ‘work’ because he said all the rules changed when trump got in.
Now I don’t blame trump for the bem sp but I do think the rules have changed, I do think the markets are quite irrational atm. And I think Beowulf is a victim of that (as are many small caps).
So I hold, trying to stay calm, thinking better days (when the value is better reflected) are coming soon
Hi JHFH, All,
The HL situation is as you say curious in light of other brokers. I am HL (2.5m shares) and have thought about leaving because their charges are high (ish). Only a hypothesis... a few large holders have swapped broker. But WDFDIK
As KC and the sunshine band said... Please dont go....there are plenty on here (below and silent) who enjoy your posts and insight. I've filtered MRIndia (only the third person Ive filtered across 4 boards and the other 2 are just vile people) because I found his posts/whining so montonous - he only has one post really, just new time stamps.
But if you do go know that you will be missed by many decent people.
J
Like Mr India I am frustrated (and under water). The SP isnt a Hemo problem though, its a small cap biotech problem with nearly all small biotechs having a miserable run. I do think comms has improved though - did a quick count and think we are averaging nearly 2 RNSs a month - and is better than the other small caps I own. As has been said patience is key
I don't believe this is a market crash, more a market correction. The black swan is Ukraine but fundamentally this is a correction of the frothy stocks. sadly those stocks with strong fundamentals are suffering a bit too. I think for those who believe in EUA's fundamentals its a case of strap in and deep breaths whilst we ride this one out
I was rather taken with the hypothesis that small cap biotech money was heading in to crypto. The tide will turn, it has done for millennia, could the tide be turning on crypto and back into small cap? That is my bet and why I’m (trying to) stay sanguine
JOhnthegolf, during a period of insomnia last night (3-4am) I turned the World Service on and there was an interview with a Sami 'artist/performer' about her work and her upset about the mine. She said she was v active protesting against the mine. Her arguments were predictable as were the Beowulf comments provided to R4. What was interesting (to me) though was her saying that most of the town wanted the mine and her overall tone suggesting she accepted 'defeat'
Forgive me if this has already been posted (but I haven’t seen it here). I hope Swedish ministers have though
https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/metals-and-mining/our-insights/the-raw-materials-challenge-how-the-metals-and-mining-sector-will-be-at-the-core-of-enabling-the-energy-transition
Patagucci, I would add that most small cap biotechs have a struggling SP and this is in the US as well as here. Of course there are exceptions but mostly £or$ has been going elsewhere. Having repeatedly seen the disconnect between news and SP on many of my own shares and others I follow I know the frustration well. That said I believe the tide will change and small cap biotechs will have a better 22, I just dont think it will be straightaway necessarily, nor do I think this is a Hemogenyx problem, rather a small cap biotech one