RE: Lloyds25 Jan 2022 19:12
SS
Lets examine the evidence.
I post most of my trades at the time they take place.
After my post -
''SS
I am right about your large paper loss though am I not?
or are you going to say that you had never had these bank holding before and that you have only just bought?.''
4 HOURS later (bearing in mind my post came very quickly after a post of SS ) -
(he was on the board).
SS posted -
23 Jan 2022 18:00
''a healthy profit. Here you are:
03/03/21 - Bought HSBA - 15,000 shs @ 431.89 = c £ 65k
21/01/22 HSBA 15,000 shs @ 503.8 = c £ 75.5k
Notional Profit = c £ 10.5k
22/06/21 - Bought STAN 17,000 shs @ 465.20p = c £ 79k
31/12/21 - Bought STAN 13,000 shs @ 446.40p = c £ 58k
21/01/22 - STAN 30,000 shs @ 511.4p = c £ 153.5k
Notional Profit = c £ 16.5k
So no loss''
4 HOURS THIS TOOK.
Now readers, bearing in mind the amounts involved, would you not think that SS
(after revealing these figures to the Lloyds board) would at least make a post on the boards of these banking heavyweights that he had made a purchase, but he didn't let alone going the extra mile by revealing amounts. Not only that, you would think he would make at least a a post or two (posts non existent) about the merits of an investment in these banks. Instead he decides to disrupt the Lloyds board.
Now who is more likely to have a fantasy portfolio - someone who posts trades at the time or someone posting all trades on other banks on the Lloyds board.
Not forgetting of course that SS is a GAMBLER (hence the reference to 20/1 shot horse racing) and we know what many gamblers are don't we - FANTASIST
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