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I just wasted 45 seconds of my life on that video 0_o

I was just sitting having my supper, reading the pros and cons getting posted winding down before a full day tomorrow (I'm a therapist, concentration needed for 9 hours tomoz @_@ ) thinking how base it is to be chasing money, then I realized how I can get another £1,500 together for Poly shares, see you in the morning lovely risky shares :D DYOR B&Q FEDEX BOGOF on Polly this month only. Be interesting to see if the Seeking Alpha article brings even more traders in or perma holders.

GT4racer save me scrolling through a load of deranged posts, where did the u see the link to the Bloomberg item on Mazar Group?

rylidan n Splice, that's the impression I got (eventually, live and learn) they can say "Go for this it's gonna be great" and a few weeks later after the share bombs, there's an article saying "Don't touch this share" as if the original post had never existed, came to the conclusion it's the modern version of the old premium rate Horse Tipster phone lines that just have a different horse every time you called. Served me right for being naive.

DYOR, DIOR, DOOR, YOOD.

Re the Motley Fool article, I had the poor sense to follow a couple of their 'tips' last year, that's a thousand quid I won't see again. The poster sold and made a loss of 45% and is now saying at least in part stay clear, then mentions Kazakhstan as a lot of their articles do, sitting firmly on the fence while trying to influence. I have a FA, and the only bet he will make is one where he is sure he will win, at an annual gain of 5%, and that's fine for safe pension savings (I've got these in an ISA) but what's his angle? Trying to protect investors, staving off criticism of people he previously recommended the share to, sick he came out and sour grapes, wanting to buy back in on the quiet? I'm interested in people's take on it!

DYOR, B&Q, LIVERPOOL FOR THE CUP.

With a half decent dividend I would be more than happ with £4-5 in the medium term, given its a pension purchase anyway and that 6 years off yet.

Given my previously very twitchy reactions to any news, I'm positively sanguine about this share now. The UK government is despite to attract financial input, as it's one of the few growth sectors it has, when the current bl**dy awful invasion is resolved, there will be a race to forgive and forget, because it's MONEY that rules the country, and the UK dragged it's feet (Scottish, Welsh, Irish people yes I know), until it HAD to impose financial sanctions. If the shares go up, I'm making extra profit, if it goes down I'm looking to top up, a bit I'm skint! Yes there are risks, a financial curve ball in the way of sanctions or delisting, Putin going pants on head and pushing the button, but they've been an option from the beginning and so far not used. Even if it was a 50-50 risk, which I don't believe it is, the risk - reward ratio is still superb. I've out in the equivalent of 3 years pension savings into Russian based stocks, for me it's a huge amount, but it's also a chance to go from a comfortable enough retirement, to a solidly comfortable one, and I'm content.

DYOR, IMO, PTSD, STD, TTFN ETC

Just my penny's worth, Go-Ahead group couldn't present audited accounts (for a different reason, gap in them) so they voluntarily suspended shares for a month, while it didn't look good, they where not delisted. Experienced investors opinions welcome!

@jezzahold Yea good point, I do try to be conservative, in that sense I make it @7k still, will be more than happy with 6-7k all adds to the pension pot! Fingers crossed.

Did I just see someone looking forward to 88k PA (assuming everything works out to full potential) dividends? I'm jumping up and down with joy at the possibility of 9 - 10k PA from Poly and (if they don't go South) JPM and Eva! That's more than my works pension :D respect to people with gahoonies big enough to put the money in.

"Despite all provocations, the Russian delegation will continue the negotiation process, promoting our draft agreement that clearly and fully explains our initial key positions and demands," the top diplomat pointed out.

Yup, they're going to do everyone a favour and turn up again to the next meeting, as poor an attempt at nonchalance I've ever seen :D

No idea if this is a good source or not, but came up on Google https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/polymetal-share-price-forecast-april-2022/

'It won’t be today IMO. Tomorrow will offer better entry prices… however you could still find yourself with £700 on Monday'

That's fine I'm averaging 1.75ish for just a few thousand shares, it's for my retirement so am hoping for long term value. Appreciate the comment though.

Well I've found £1,500 in my very shallow pockets, waiting for the right moment to buy, oh the pressure @_@ :D

Oh THAT Price of York, I thought you meant the other one :D Dum de dumdumdumdumdum, Dum de dum.....

Love an optimist! My message thread is a sea of green, it's like the arguments I used to have in school with my daft mates, "NO Thor IS stronger than the Hulk, YES HE IS" only it's grown ups @_@ There's a premium chat but it's probably full of numptys as well.

Off to sleeps, got 9 clients booked in tomorrow to get back some of my over extended investment money ha. Just wanted to say thanks to the posters who got the 'non gold sanctions' to the board double quick today, took a weight off. Cheers.

I don't think it will change the eventual outcome, very understandable there is anger and not wanting to talk, but they are soldiers and politicians, they know that the only way to extract on the Russian side, and not end up as a broken starving state on the Ukrainian, is to end the war, and to do that they must talk. Like others have said, it's no different from many other stupid destructive invasions, they get sorted one way or the other, with notable exceptions in the case of countries who no one gives a dam* about.

Very good point dp, I'm off to the shops (both of them there's only two here), can someone keep an eye on the SP for me while I'm out? TIA

"I've a measly 12500 shares with an average of 183p. I'll hold until this hits £10, wether thats in a year or two".

Had to laugh at myself there, I've 7700 at about the same average, and was twitching all night concerned about possibly of new sanctions, said it before, say it again, I've no idea how day traders do it!! Thanks FA and others for leveling comments, I'm not going to relax, for many and obvious reasons, till a ceasefire is agreed. Trying to sit on my fingers and hold hold hold.