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Thanks for the kind words. I've worked it out and I have ended up paying an extra £350 for the same holding I had previously. A costly mistake.

Just to update on this I couldn't have played it worse.

Ended up buying back in at 68p, I could have got in earlier but was waiting to see if the rally eased off. It kept going up and up so I got back in and now it has plummeted.

I've ended up with less shares at a much higher average and haven't gained anything. Please don't make the same mistake I did, hold onto your shares ??

Thanks all your understanding is really appreciated. Hopefully it won't be too costly and I can re-join you in time for the ride upwards

A few days this week there's not been significant moves at 8am so I might get chance to get in, however sods law says that this will shoot up now I'm trying to buy in so really my mistake will help you all out. Maybe I should view it as a selfless act on my part to help out my fellow investors.

Thank you, I had no idea that was there

Yes, I'm still finding my feet. It's a lesson, but most likely an expensive one.

Damn I could have bought back in then. It's lonely on the outside.

Good thinking. Everyone sell Cineworld it's a terrible company, who wants to watch a film when you have books?

Thank you all. I can't believe I need my evil step brothers help to get back in here. Oh the shame after I'd been rubbing it in his face all week.

I tried to make a quick return on Boohoo so sold half my Cineworld which wasn't doing much today and bought Boohoo at the crash. I didn't want to lose out over the weekend so sold out of Boohoo before the close and placed an order to get my Cineworld back. It didn't process in time and so I'm left out in the cold.

Could any market movers bring the price down like you do for your mates so I can get back in please? You've been upsetting us all week with your antics so you owe me.

The worst part is I first bought into cine at 90p and have been averaging down until I bailed out at a hefty loss. This forum gave me the courage to get back in but today I messed up, hopefully you can all find it in your hearts to forgive me.

I don't know how people track this, but just looking at the trades tab there seem to be a lot more buys than sells?

I think NEX hates good news:

The markets are rising, the price goes down.

NEX release ridiculously good financials in the current climate, the price goes down.

The Fed says something that apparently triggers a huge 'buy anything rally' (Bloomberg quote), the price goes down.

However when we were in lockdown, the worst possible time, the price saw its biggest recovery and went up to around £3(ish)

Sorry I don't know who this was and there's been a lot of activity today, but when the price dropped and was just holding around 58p someone here said it was market movers getting it in position and that we should anticipate another RNS later.

Now what I can't understand is that if that has happened already, why would it have a positive affect on the price tomorrow other than that the MM's don't have the need to hold it back for their buyer?

No, I bought some more this morning and just now too. I can't make any promises, but if you want it and you have faith it's going to rise then it's best to act. That's just me though and I've been burned before.

It's an odd one as it went well into the 60s yesterday. This is only a third of the most recent price recommendation as well. It's funny how the logic of the market works sometimes.

I need to apologise to all the holders. I bought some more shares in Cineworld this morning thinking it was heading north of 60. I think that I have jinxed it.

I'm really sorry.

This is a small, but could be a sign of things to come as smaller companies struggle to cope and National Express mop up their routes. It's a shame for those other suppliers, but could actually lead to an even bigger NEX at the end of all this https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-53909770

I was the same when we were touching 180 just before the really good financials were launched. I was convinced it would go up.

Me too. I just want to time it well because my others are still rising so I don't want to jump out of them too early only to be sat waiting for NEX to come to life. I know it's all luck and I'm unlikely to get it right, but that won't stop me trying

At the moment it feels like our little secret. Unfortunately I jumped too early and so now I'm sat on a hefty loss. Ironically all my other shares are currently running at a profit except this and yet this is the business I'm least concerned about as a going concern (to the point I'm debating banking the profit on the others and piling it into this whilst it's so low)