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He said it was "effectively free" whatever that actually looks like. He is a bit of a spin doctor so I wouldn't trust that to actually be the case.
Osd, just showing your ignorance unfortunately. Good luck with that...
It doesn't really work like that in F1. Williams have lots of fans, they are a historic heritage "garagista" team. There isn't really a negative association because of where they are currently which it would be easy to assume for those not familiar with the sport and it's culture.
Tracker funds typically hold between 5 and 15% of FTSE 250 companies according to my research.
Agreed, anyone holding under the £1 mark is effectively in quite a safe position if not time sensitive.
Something has to give at some point. The SP impacts the businesses ability to borrow for capex and liquidity so they will NEED to do something about it.
Agreed if you have got your average into a reasonable place and have time on your side, the upside Vs risk is definitely in our favour.
I think there are two distinct things at play here.
Is this share a nightmare for genuine long term holders? Yes. But there is no point being glass half empty about it, it doesn't help anyone.
The other part is about behaviour and how genuine people's intentions are. In my view these are two distinct things and calling out feverish bearing doesn't make one a blind bull that isn't aware of the situation our investment is in with this.
"Gone red" - you looking at the right share mate? Need to be careful with outright lies, that crosses the line into illegal activity.
Market*
The only marks are the people you target.
It's a magic market that is up when there is only selling? If you don't know how markers work you should stick to Lego.
Look through a posters history and compare the price action to their views at the time.
4am? Off shore? Explains why they pack up quickly at half 4. Probably time for the local equivalent of EastEnders.
I would say it's more likely they are diversifying the offering. They have this vertical integration but it's very opinionated. If parts of the stack have multiple options it opens up customers who maybe have a warehouse but want everything above it running with them etc. it's the whole standard single vendor shoe horn Vs integrated best in breed approach.
The linguistic analysis I have been running on these pages identified polish cap and ste2k as the same poster. Fyi.
Sb, as you can tell by the random name I don't take this forum too seriously. For good reason.
I wouldn't judge any book by it's cover on here.
Less than most of us!
Not a deramp, more about what a motley crew we are!
based on how they are calculated you can't really say either way with a great deal of confidence. in the bigger picture all buys are sells and all sells are buys. there is obviously liquidity provided by the market makers but they don't hold shares for that long, at least not to the extent that people like to think they do. there are so many variables that feed into the average transaction price and where that sits vs the centre of the current spread etc. delays, averaging, internally executed trades within brokers.
basically what i am saying is it's basically *******s.
Looks well if the nob is actually connected and just joshing is all.
Good for your short though!
Different cultures, the yanks will love all that stuff.