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My next DCA buying into FRES is when it test the January lows £33.43 (25% fall from ATH) and hopefully another buy at £26.8 (40% fall from ATH).

I want to hold and Buy on DIP in FRES to see this COMEX games to the end as well as holding a silver miner as it's the solution to the silver shortage and silver being the commodity of choice in the post recession (recovery) for the modern economy in sectors relating to AI, Solar, EV, robots and war (defence).

I'm not worry about the falls because its just banked FRES profits re-invested back into FRES.

Easy come, Easy Go. Nothing ventured, Nothing gained.

Looks like the perfect time to buy a few of FRES as I'm seeing red and temper rises on this forum.

£36.34.....Nice.

Lots of BIG buys after market trades on FRES.

Two £14m trades.

Two £4m trades.

These are my FRES SP levels (near or spot on) of interest:

£44.72 = ATH - Hold or Exit

£43 = Resistance

£40 = Resistance & Support

£37 = Resistance & Support

£33.43 = Resistance & Support

£31 = Resistance & Support

£26 = Resistance & Support

Autonomy1,

Thanks for the ADVFN trade data.

I'm guessing the free ADVFN trade data is more completed and whole than LSE trade data which doesn't want to show all and murky unless one wants to pay for their additional services/data.

Strike123,

Nice entry...£38.12 at nearly 15% discount from ATH.

I tried to buy on the open but T212 was going shaft me with the crappy OTC trade entry price so I said no.

Autonomy1,

They don't want to spook the markets at 11:20am from these two trades worth $8m each. So they just release this trade information after market close and also push a lot of zero or tiny unknown trades to throw the scent off of their actions. This is where we lose the edge of what the big players do at that time which is pretty useful market information.

Two trades valued at £8m each sold at 11:20am.

As mentioned there's big institutional traders playing the markets too.

If I made £2m or £5m, I wouldn't be here posting about FRES. LOL

"JPM price target of £55 "

Make sure you hold's in FRES well below this, where I'd say below £41 and max £43 given the big players can get your knickers in a twist by playing games in swinging this stock up and down. Hey... some big bonuses for these traders.

As for Iran being the bad guy in the war, then look into history and discover the truth rather than the skew optics found in legacy media.

Another reason why Charlie Kirk was unalive.

https://youtu.be/OYQeXFim9oU?si=W5XavL1LTWKIN1yf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYQeXFim9oU

Lets see if FRES SP climb back above £40 today to give a firm support of upwards direction in SP in the future. Otherwise, plan B and that's to DCA FRES sub £37.

Hopefully, despite the Iran war on Iran pulling nearly everything down , if the demand silver will remain high to fuel EV, Solar and Ai at least in the Global South and Asia than unlikely in the West then FRES has a fighting chance of SP recovery.

Oil & Gas sold in the Middle East earns the $$$ which fuels the S&P500 and the AI boom.

The Arabs are getting pummel by Iran and that's going to hurt the West in the long-term given they have resource dependences from the Middle East to keep their own economies running (Eg British buy gas from Qatar) as well as the Middle East to ploughs their spare $$$$ back into the western financial sector which keeps people in their white collar jobs and the AI boom growing.

Ducatiman996r,

If you buy a blue chip stock you're going to get around 4% yield, if you buy US treasury its around 3.6%. Why take the risk of buying overvalued stocks since the last Global Financial Crisis in 2008/09?

Far better to take the 3-4% yield on money and then wait for at least 40%+ drop in stocks to buy in. A lot of people are waiting for a US recession but they somehow keep on telling lies, bailing out failures (zombie bank\companies) and inflating the bubble from one thing to another thing. >> Bitcoin mining >> EVs >> Ai >>???

I missed the buy below £40 as predicted. Added more at £40.20.

Dam..... I need to set up Buy limits next time than buy at Market price.

Hochschild Mining plc Market Capitalisation is £3.37 billion and 514m issued shares.

Fresnillo plc Market Capitalisation is around £28 billion and 736m issued shares.

For any big financial institution trying to manipulate the SP of a company with spoofing, it's better the company traded is big than small because you need liquidity in the markets for that company and also the ability to hide your dark arts of market SP manipulation.

We don't know what contractual deals there are between the Mexican Silver miners and COMEX, so I can only assume the banksters know this information and see it best as a group effort to pummel the FRES SP and other Mexican miners SP down as well as increase margin requirements as to get physical silver at a discount to cover their bad silver short positions and to also fill COMEX depleting silver vaults on the cheap.

I brought a nibble of FRES at £41.38.

Wait till market close tonight and then look at the 'FRES Share Trades' tab as I'm guessing they'll be some big (BUY or SELL) after market trades by institutions after the UT cross trade line. My guess is they'll need a convince us to exit our FRES holdings at a discount by shaking down the Silver price and also the FRES SP so they'll sweep it all up (BUY FRES) after market close today.

HOLD and Buy on dips.... For FRES, above £40 is the support level and around £41.50 level is my buy level for today given the underlying demands and supply of physical silver still have not changed.

Strike123,

I brought HOC many moons ago and exited too given Gold was not in the limelight and company too small. Hence switched to FRES in 2024-25 after Silver had more use cases and seriously undervalued too. Maybe the Mexican cartels attacks are causing a bit of itchy foot in investors buying into Mexican silver mining companies.

My oil companies are Shell and BP which I brought in 2022 during covid and yielding 11% in dividends back then. Not added to oil companies because it old energy and not the future, Yet the dividends are nice and hence payback on investment is great.

Airlines, not added either as Easyjet brought around £2 level and IAG at around £1 level during covid. Was expecting these two airlines to resume their climb to ATH but the cost of living in the UK and fermented wars to kinetic wars by the West has stifle any growth in UK airlines as an investment. As for US airline buys, three words 'Boeing and Deaths' and enough said. Have exited Easyjet a few years ago and will return to invest in airlines in the next recession and not this recent dip in the markets which is early days.

Strike123,

I was hoping this attack on Iran by Israel and USA would make a positive and firm movement in the FRES SP above £43 and to breach the £44.72 ATH. Yet, this catalyst event failed to achieve the desired results and there's still price discovery in the FRES SP to whether stay above £40 or move over £43 and test new highs. My entry price from DCA was £41.75 so I guess the returns is not greater than risk so hence will wait on any new buys and maybe if FRES dip back in the £41.50 will add otherwise just wait for positive confirmation of a strong direction. If I was to sell in future then above £45 to £47 range be great and then buy back at the £44 to £43 range. Meanwhile, I'm just watching the price discovery today on how every time FRES glimpses over £43 it gets pummel down.

Still holding onto my buys in Experian and Rightmove which I brought a 1-2 weeks ago (long term holds). Looking with interest on LyondellBasell which i'd like a little pull back to near £50 or below to buy (subjected to due-diligence checks) in which I recently discovered over the weekend.

It's like a game of whack a mole where UK would of been far better to just stay out of all of it. Also , it's not our war and the dude was 86 years of age closer to old-aged death. A rather pointless aggression by Israel and USA.

Remember what happened to UK?

7/7 London bombings (2005) , the Manchester Arena bombing (2017) , and the London Bridge and Westminster attacks (2017).