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Udding is Hodhashharan on the ADVFN board and posts the same nonsense and by ‘pure coincidence’ there is a deramper he argues with regularly there too.
Don’t be fooled. He has four log ins and sets up fake argument. It’s a shame we can’t just ignore people here.
However I am setting up a Teams chat for this, and 2 other stocks, where adults can exchange views and moronic and monotonous trolls get banned.
Watch this space.
Well done to all those who made money today and commiserations to those who lost.
I sat it out but it was an entertaining watch from the sidelines.
People just go so greedy. It seems that some did not have a price in mind to sell. You cannot enter a trade on a stock like this without a clear exit plan (exact price) as that results in fear or greed.
The problem is that too many are presenting their opinion as a fact or a sure fire prediction of the future.
No one knows. There is staggering ignorance on this board. Many do not understand that around 50% of stock movement is quants/bots set to implement when a combination of scenarios occur.
Moreover, not withstanding that people here think that by ramping or deramping this stock it is going to impact the share price. It shows a bewildering lack of basic understanding of 1. how much money is needed to move share price 2. Who is on this board.
Do they think that serious investors with millions are going to be in this chat forum waiting for the moment some jumped up kid saying “This baby is going to the moon. 60 by next week. Buy now” to jump in and purchase lots of stock?
I actually feel sorry for some people here. Clearly they have invested on dad’s pocket money in a stock because either they saw it appear one day in the Risers list or because they looked at a long term graph and assumed what went down must go up.
I could make a similar argument for derampers.
You can spot either with language they employ. They use words such as “I have faith in this stock” or “I don’t have belief in this stock”. Faith is an emotion and belief without sure evidence is merely an extension of faith. Faith has no place in investing.
It’s such a shame that we can’t have a balanced discussion about this company. These boards should be about helping each other to make money. I doubt anyone here is piling in or taking out money serious enough to move stock price so I just don’t understand why the need to ramp or deramp.
The fact is that this share has some real potential but some real risks. Should be a great discussion with an exchange of views, perhaps some contrasting, but the extremes seen here are absurd.
There are people throwing out silly numbersX We have already had predictions proved somewhat out that by now the SP would DEFINITELY be 60 (en route ‘to the moon’ apparently) or ‘be clinging to early 20s and going bust’.
Every time the SP goes up 2% a ramper comes on with some ‘There she goes , up up up’ crap. Down it goes along come the derampers gloating.
It’s pathetic and makes me think this forum is full of students.
It really is pathetic how Uddin and his alias wait around until a tiny increase in the price and charge back in with "It's going up".
Uddin, you never said what price you bought at yesterday or provided any proof you actually did.
No one believes your nonsense so please desist if you cannot provide evidence.
So, what price did you top up? Let’s have it on record. Show us the transaction. At least then your ramping would be what you believe rather than panic as you bought at £1.
think, understood. I hope it works out for you. I think it could do. Fingers crossed for you and all here who hold/
CAPITA (not capital!)
thinkiknowwhat - I hear your logic but in my view it's still a losing trade. If he is down a lot to add to that is a recipe for disaster. Now, i am not suggesting it will never work or has never worked but it's a dangerous strategy as while you may win a few times one share that you have constantly added in at ever lower 'bargain' prices that never comes back could cost you a LOT and undo many other 'wins'.
Also, people should ask themselves why they think they are seeing something that many others are not. If there is a new Porsche on sale for £2000 i am going to be suspicious that something is up and not just snap it up. Perhaps not the best example but my point is that it is dangerous to continuously top up at ever lower levels "wow it's even more bargain now", then when it is lower "this is amazing, it keeps getting cheaper hooray". It worries me when people say "i have faith in this share" or "I believe in it". These are emotions that have no place in investing.
Finally, i work at a large(ish) corporate company and as I'm at a reasonable (but not board i hasten to add) level i feel i have a reasonable insight into the company yet i would not have predicted how it has fallen in stock and swore to my friends only 3 years ago 'it definitely going to come back'. I was given stocks by the company so they were freebies. Honestly if i was not i would have bought. I would now be 70% down (well, i am but just on stocks that were handed to me rather than bought) on my own money.
So, if a company i have clear knowledge of, experience in, additional insights and friends with some people in senior finance, i still get wrong, it tells me how little we REALLY know what is going on. I see what we release to the press and see how it is crafted and presented. Yes, some are facts but there are still things that are not shared.
Apologies for the waffle and feel free to critique but i am very wary when i see people adding to losing positions because 'the share must go up' or 'it's going to the moon' or because they swallow up any positive news shared and turn a blind eye to the negative.
Capital is not at this point yet, it has held up the last couple of weeks but if i had bought in much higher i would not be buying in now.
Little bit concerned here. I appreciate the market situation but would like to see a bit of a rise back to 40 by now.
Thanks. All I have tried is to do on the other threads is provide balance. While I acknowledge occasionally I have overstepped the mark and got into frolics, I get frustrated when people like Uddin pump shares and totally contradict themselves. He now claims he sold when he bought and on his other stocks he was supposedly in it for the longer term (two weeks ago) yet now states he has sold.
I’m not sure if nothing or some of what he says is true but it’s dangerous to listen to people like that. He’s made a mess of his own finances and is going to make a mess of others who follow him.
Oh and £5 if you can guess his main alias here :) it’s not difficult.
You contradict your other posts. This is all getting rather embarrassing for you. If people look at your post history they will see your Buys and what has happened since.
Your portfolio is in disarray. You are clearly new to all this. I wish you luck.
Great news.
Interesting looking through your posts and seeing the disastrous state of your portfolio assuming you have been telling the truth and have bought when you have said.
AA at 27. Must hurt.
You are in Card Factory too at a high level lol
I won’t mention Connect Group. You really are a laughable clown. People should listen to you but do the exact opposite.
Good prediction of yours that CPI would ‘test 67p on 23rd’ lol
You truly
Uddin, if you read my posts on Capita you will see I offer balanced view. You on the other hand plough on blinkers on, fingers in the ears ‘la la la’ only posting positive. This helps no one.
To reiterate I think this is probably a good medium term bet but it’s not without risk and never add to a losing trade.
Next time you claim you have topped up perhaps you could prove it as personally I think you probably bought in at 90p and are in panic mode. Your obsessive postings and puerile rants fool no serious investors.
Please desist from endless pumping of this stock on this and your other two log ins. We have got the message. You like this share. Jolly good. Now move along and let the big boys discuss.
The challenge on these sites is to find balanced views. Filtering out the “this baby is going to the moon” from the “it’s heading to 10” is essential before taking a stance. Plenty here and said that in this share would go to 60 or below 30 the last couple of weeks. It has done neither and I believe it will not for the next month.
I get the argument put forward but I have to ask why do people think they have seen something others are not?
It feels like the attitude “no I’m right I’m right”. The SP Drops more. “Ha ha they are missing out Im going to add more”. The SP drops again. “Right this is so cheap I’m gonna add again”. Etc
We are not at this point yet with Capita but those saying they hope it drops to 30 so they can get cheap top ups are out of their mind.
Fair question. Firstly I don’t profess expertise as while the ongoing trend is upwards I still make mistakes.
Secondly, I think Capita could be a good long term hold, overall looks good but it’s not without reasonable risk. This is where the ‘losing trade’ piece comes in. I call a losing trade anything you are in and currently down in. To add to this because one ‘believes in the company’ appears logical and sensible but is actually flawed as we can look at all the numbers, reports and graphs we like we don’t truly ‘know’. With this why would we add to an already losing trade? Perhaps others here have been successful with that strategy, fair play if this is genuinely the case, but in my experience it may go wrong less often than right but when it does go wrong it’s disastrous and undoes much good. My catastrophic 2012 was largely due to doing precisely this. I just ask people considering adding to a losing trade why are they SO SURE that this share is going to turn around to pause and think.
No doubt I’ll be greeted by insults and deramper accusations as it appears unless one is saying ‘we are moon bound with this share baby’ your opinion is dismissed.
Well educated investors don’t say things like “this share is going to the sky” . These are words that junior investors say.
Grow up and let’s have adult discussion without this infantile language.
It hurt big time and I nearly lost my house. Now I’m financially well positioned, I hope others learn from my mistakes.
Never add to a losing trade! Never.
Never.
Add. To. A . Losing. Trade.
It’s 101 guys.