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If we are in the mood for quotes, here's one
“Attitude is a choice. Happiness is a choice. Optimism is a choice. Kindness is a choice. Giving is a choice. Respect is a choice. Whatever choice you make makes you. Choose wisely.”
GLA
So having chosen GDR a while back I think I have chosen wisely.
You can trade Artemis on Interactive Investor.
I use Interactive Investor for SIPP, ISA and trading accounts, cheap dealing costs and user friendly website.
Just bought 355k at 13.18 which I wasn't expecting to be able to do. Surprised and disappointed price has dropped to such a level but on the other hand a good opportunity to add and price will recover just hope I got my timing right.
Stay safe.
Sorry missed out 'so' from '10 minutes or back' and last sentence should read 'shares to buy'! :-( Nurse - 'where's my pills and coffee?'
Hi MFU,
Put through two buys 10 minutes or back, one which was only for 35,000 shares took 10 minutes to execute as no live quote available; second trade 5 minutes later for 140,000 shares went through immediately. Both sub 13.70 but up from the 13.60 I was hoping to pay.
Could make some guesses why delay on first but def' share to buy.
Hi Schlemiel,
Good also to see some of those that have now invested ARV.
Investment in Artemis Resources Limited
Metal Tiger plc (AIM: MTR), the London Stock Exchange AIM listed investor in natural resource opportunities, is pleased to announce that it has subscribed for 7,142,857 new ordinary shares in Artemis Resources Limited (“Artemis”) (the “Artemis Shares”) at a price of A$0.07 per share for an investment cost of A$500,000 (the “Investment”).
The Investment forms part of Artemis’ A$5.6 million fundraise (the “Fundraise”) announced earlier today, further details of which can be found via the following link: www.artemisresources.com.au/investors-relations/announcements
On completion of the Fundraise, Metal Tiger will be interested in 7,142,857 Artemis Shares, representing approximately 0.6% of Artemis’s then enlarged issued share capital.
Artemis is an ASX-listed (ASX:ARV) natural resource exploration and development company with a current focus on the Paterson and Carlow Castle gold projects in Western Australia. Mark Potter, Director and Chief Investment Officer of Metal Tiger, is Non-Executive Chairman of Artemis. For the half year ended 31 December 2019, Artemis reported net assets of A$54,173,585 and a net loss of A$8,051,108.
Michael McNeilly, Chief Executive Officer of Metal Tiger, commented:
“We are pleased to make this investment in Artemis as it progresses its aggressive exploration plans at Paterson and Carlow Castle. Following Metal Tiger’s successful investment in Greatland Gold in 2019, after the discovery of Havieron at Paterson, the Investment provides Metal Tiger with the opportunity to potentially benefit from further new gold discoveries in the highly prospective Paterson region of Western Australia. In addition, Artemis has a pre-existing gold-copper-cobalt resource at Carlow Castle and the Radio Hill processing plant, which has the potential to become a standalone mining operation in the future.”
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200716005926/en/Metal-Tiger-plc-UK-Regulatory-Announcement-Investment
I know; I was only having a flippant moment whilst recovering from last nights excesses. ;-) Stay safe.
Not sure about any publicity is good, ask Prince Andrew and her Majesty.
Totally understand and agree Paddy but would trust that man any further than I can't throw him.
It's through the $1800 mark.
Thanks Paddy; Anything by DL I tend to ignore after his past BS and antics.
Have to say I am cornered about what is coming out of his ear - liquid gold, wax or just a magic trick? Sorry too much coffee. :-)
Hi TomE - Unfortunately top by volume doesn't always mean much whilst at 12p; now if we are top by value traded and hopefully we will be one day that would be great. :-)
I can't see how Barclays allow you to put back money over and above the annual allowance of £20k; once you take money out it loses it's ISA wrapper and any redopiting counts towards that years allowance i.e. max currently you can put in is £20k irrespective of how much you take out.
I would challenge Barclays but suspect it is a system glitch if not they are breaking the law.
Yes having an ISA trading account means that any gains are tax free. Of course once you remove any money you can not put it back unless you still have spare annual allowance.
Re small trades - We all have to start somewhere and is of course relevant to the size of your disposable bank roll. The good thing is by trading small when you start out you will hopefully learn a lot about investing without losing a packet. There is a lot to understand if you are not just going to blindly follow the herd; especially when trading on AIM .
I would like to thank whomever it was that flagged this share on the GGP board. I did some research this morning before buying and did so on the basis of a long hold and that one day these might be worth quite a bit more. Seems to be happening somewhat sooner than I expected.
Thanks again. :-)
KS
Agreed and definitely not greed at this price.
In legal speak it's not gambling but anyone who does not either do their own research or use trusted sources of information is taking a punt. Lots of people get carried away and can get greedy or have false expectations of what they might get, they can also over invest in a share for the same reason. Lots of people will tell you to DYOR which is very sound advice but even blue chip stocks can suddenly take a massive unexpected hit. Spread your risk and if you are seeing a profit and happy with it then nothing wrong with taking some or all of it. You rarely sell at the top unless you are very lucky. Took me a long time to practice because I use to love a gamble and was foolish. Did have some fun though.