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SF

Yes HFEL has a great dividend which has meant a massive income for me in the years I have been a shareholder.

in addition the market has given me the opportunity to pick up plenty of sub £2 shares and sale point prices.

Nice rise so far today

Onb

''How much of a discount do you think a gambler should consider makes the share "cheap"?''

there is no discount amount that would make Met1 gamblers investment company cheap

- and gamblers thought they were gambling in a stock that were to explore their own opportunities. Now just a series of majority externally placed bets.

My proper mining investment BRWM is now up about 47% since my purchase in August, and in addition have already received a dividend payment

NC

''only seem to have Lloyds as our common denominator.''

think again - so many people posting here masquerading as a shareholder - very sad individuals indeed

Newchurch

Why have you yet again changed ID; - it can only be to once again wipe out many embarrassing posts, so that you can once again regurgitate.

You do of course still have your other bird related id. that for some reason you have only used for a single post a number or years ago

NC

''Hence my concern for Lloyds future growth prospects''

With an average price of 59p you are in a good position to offload some, and considering your price forecast for this year was 43p or lower. Will you be rolling your 43p or lower forecast into 2026 ?

Just to add - as always it is the gamblers that will determine share price movements. About an £18 million market cap stock would be quite easy to move the valuation one way or other - doesn't take much, but atm not enough gamblers want to pay a big premium without any reason to do so, to move it higher

Mrc

'' until all of the placing shares are 'recycled' by the MM's then the handbrake is still on !''

?

the 200 million most recent new shares are no different to the other about 800 million new shares this year. You appear to be suggesting that it is only the people who bought the new shares that are making sales into the market (recycling).

Any such sales for them would currently be at a loss over the cost price - so possibly none have been sold (who knows).

btw it is not just with market makers that shares are changing hands

43% up since my purchase in August - can't complain

At over 1165p - HSBC remain my largest holding in my portfolio

At about 382p further reducing my average price on remaining shares

NC

''Almost seems like the FCA who are to allow this, along with the soon to be announced DCA redress, don't care if spending other people's money occurs, so long as it is bank shareholders not HMG who then foot the bill''

Will you be rolling over your 43p or lower price prediction over to 2026?

Dam

''when you look at all his historic but declarations, he's been buying the shares all the way down. ''

you are a complete and utter fool who also likes to paint a false fabricated picture. You know full well that I stated that I first invested in cls in early 2000 - made a fortune up to peak prices and in more recent times have ploughed back a little of those profits to capitalise on an oversold situation. So STOP your nonsense falsehoods. In addition there is no need to you to troll the HFEL board - you do not like them and have no money invested, so clear off

Kam

''I’m sure you would agree that to have money invested in something for around four years not doing anything, you might be keen to get out yourself.''

I have been invested in Saga a lot longer than 4 years - with well timed purchases and a lot of patience I am now in a very good capital appreciation situation - no way would I have got completely out at break even after such a long wait for the business recovery

Col

the owners of Met1 currently are reluctant to push the price back up to a big premium with further purchases at higher levels.

Without any good news from one of Met1's punts in their portfolio, then what would be the case for buying - the purchase would just be for hope.

Without income a loss making Met1 investment company will once again eventually run out of cash.

If any good news immerges then punters can take the price to wherever they want - after-all they have previously taken it to 25 times tnav based on NOTHING tangible but for 2p per share going into the coffers by the issue of hundreds of millions of new shares at that price.

Aj

there have been a number of people on here in need of help - they like to cling onto reasons why they are losing their money, apart from the obvious reason.

Old

''It will be interesting to see what evidence of manipulation the FCA produces''

always looking for nonsense reasons to justify a fall in price, after naïve investments.

A lot of shares are changing hands on a matched basis within institutions internal systems.

Yet again - it will be gamblers that will determine the price per share - they took it to over 50p,you were happy to buy in the 20's, more than 10 times tnav.

As I said, a loss making, no revenue Met1 should be at a good discount to tnav

Bow

''The FCA have just rung me several MM operators on AIM have just been sacked for market manipulation''

talk about living in a fantasy word

Kam

''I’m glad to be out''

The question is, will that still be the case in a year or two's time

Old

not only have you been a naïve investor, you clearly have problems with memory.

I have already posted regarding the placing.

Once again - the placing was at a large discount to the share price at the time - end of.

The people buying at 2p were hoping to make a quick buck - end of.

The people buying at 2p do not control the share price - end of.

Gamblers who own most of Met1 investment company can determine at what price to exchange shares at - end of.

btw - I was VERY successful when I was an employee , which meant that I was financially secure for the rest of my life from the age of 45, when I then had the time to make a fortune on top for myself.