The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Not sure what to say next ( nothing subtle/esoteric, here so please don't search for any!). Despite constant attempts.
I'm finished.
Going home. Hopefully the Georgia link will prove beneficial to us all regardless of the cost of hot air.
While we all recognise this is a board for financial discussion we have a moral responsibility to accept that others, whether through monetary loss, or Covid, or personal issues which may visit any of us, can be struggling in what has become an uncertain world.
I'm not advocating we share problems at all.
I am saying that behind the silly names, the comments made in angst, there are real people with real issues.
A little understanding. A little humility will help and make us all feel a bit better.
Irrelevant twaddle perhaps.
Reading Woodie's comments made me think.
Certainly from the shock of the open yesterday. For many it was a fall too far, on top of the Monday last week which really hurt so many.
Fully understand why some would salvage anything they could yesterday.
Today's early rise is a final insult to those I suspect.
For the bitterenders ( Boer War term originally I suspect) it's a glimmer of something.
What's happening behind the scenes is conjecture.
Best wishes all, whatever your position.
Watching 2
Did you mean to call people ' clowns' ?
People you have not met.
Whose story you don't know.
Whose struggle you ignore.
Would you dare to do this on the street?
How are others to judge you?
Please be strong and apologize.
Manifesto. Thank you Sir for the link. I shall watch it though I shall likely struggle if it's too technical. I'll take the liberty to come back to you for any clarification. Thanks in advance.
And for your help to one and all on this board.
I do hold. Not shorting. Etc
I see new messages are available but I can only access from yesterday.
Last post (!) at 10.22.
Presumably my device(s).
Will check later.
Continuing to hold. The better alternative certainly unless you need the balance. Gla
Swingman.... exactly. Selective moral outrage. Is it relevant here? Very.
We invest. We should have a working compass or we're as bad as the brutes who kill children in Yemen, Ukraine,
Palestine or Iraq.
Boasting about money is what isn't appropriate.
When CF speaks, listen carefully to the number of times he ends a sentence or statement with " Right"/"Royt"
He does it when he's trying desperately to convince.
When it fell to 30 I read it was a great opportunity to top up.
When it slid further....great buying op!
When it crashed to 20. What a bargain!!
When it dropped through the floor to 15.....such value.
At 10p..... buyers at this price will be laughing in a year's time.
A pattern is quite clear.
Perhaps not surprising.
Uncertainty is not the market's friend.
I hold a few of five stocks plus one lesser crypto.
All carry greater than average risk and, therefore, I always accept a greater level of fluctuation.
Nevertheless, as you both suggest, mm's playing silly goose or pi's very nervous.
Fingers crossed for more than a few shares.
From a relatively rich person.
Those who sold.
Yes, when many had been battered by the abrupt fall previously.
It's a sad reflection of society that such events attracts some truly vile specimens. Always happens. To relish an other's pain?