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jayblue - all points true, the fly in the ointment is that word "if".
There was a point last week where the price dropped, I think, 3k in less that an hour.

This stock isn't like Lloyds, Shell or Tesco where profits are pretty much predictable, everything depends on the demand for something with no intrinsic value.

Under valued compared to competitors? Or competitors seriously over valued compared to it.
Look at it both ways before deciding.

Yes, stop losses can be a two edged sword I agree, it depends where the buy in was. Many lucky folk here bought below 5p and can set a stop loss where no market maker would ever consider going fishing now.

Lung, actually, mathematically it is still closer to 8k than 80k but I take your point :)

Absolutely, the truth is with this nobody knows, it's all wishful supposition.

Thanks, yes, sitting on some very nice profits with original investment out at 100 . Still cautions with stop losses well and truly in place.
Will probably be gone by end of Feb at very latest.

Tell me what BTC will be at by then and I'll give you my best guess!

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/937871/gold-versus-bitcoin-the-long-and-the-short-of-it-937871.html

Not so sure about Aviva, it's the only blood in my portfolio!
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googoo - Arb in ISA, gains are tax free.

Don't think I made myself clear, meant set 3 SL each for one third of holding.

Set more than one stop loss, my minimum is 3, with a 3p gap. This way if your broker cannot fill your sell for your complete holding because of its size you will still get out. If your holding is exceptionally large adjust accordingly.
Watch the US price, it will help to give you a guide and set 10% below last close.
https://www.wsj.com/market-data/quotes/ARBKF/company-people
Advice only based on my own method.

HL are filling orders live

The longer you wait the less sleep you'll get if you buy.
Maybe at this point it might be best to look for the next ARB??

Don't forget to move them in all the excitement !!

Good luck all.

Action, Just imagine that £2000 cheques are winging their way to millennials in the UK.

Q. Would the recipients, the majority of whom have never ever bought stock before, invest them in a small company in a foreign country....or pay the rent and have a couple of beers?
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Iknow - an interesting take on the American character, but not my experience of them.

.......about a dual listing?
I hold and have traded US shares through my HL account for years and it is possible for would be US investors to do the same thing with the London market if they want to. A Google search will tell you this in seconds. Might enhance the profile but that's about it.

"Foreign Stock Brokerage Account
Several U.S. discount stock brokerage companies allow customers to buy and trade international stocks in selected foreign markets. With this type of account, they look up U.K. company share prices on the London Stock Exchange and place orders to buy the shares directly. Cash in the U.S. brokerage account would be converted to British pounds, and the shares would be purchased with the local currency. If they regularly trade U.K. stocks, they can keep a portion of the money denominated in pounds so not constantly converting money back and forth at a loss."

"New machines in one months time! Not in spring!"
Any information on how long it will take for these to be up and running?
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Where did they tweet??