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Just coming back to this after a couple of months. Wow, so many of us tried to warn you guys this was a sham, that article about it being a big AI stock has a lot to answer for……was glad I didn’t ride this wave, it looks brutal.
To start the ball rolling, mine is 40% and I got half of them for' free' .... I still my BMN shares, which ive held despite everything, but ATM has made up for it, as I added to them in the years that followed the split. Im still hoping BMN can turn things around, looks like a turning point coming for them soon with new directorship etc. But, isnt it almost impossible to calculate 'percentage' anyway ?
Looks like 1300 didn’t do it. Next stop 1200……
What has occurred to me over that last few years is that their are a load of investors who are treating stocks like its crypto (just read all the 'HLOD' comments. The sole substance of their investment is 'belief'. And of course, with crypto it makes sense because its a disruptive economic vehicle you are investing it. They genuinely seem to think that stocks are the same. Stocks of course ultimately come down to fundamentals and real value, which is tangible, yet almost every comment below that is ramping the share draws on nothing but 'belief' ! Wow, I can see some serious dissapointment springing from this, not least because few of them seem aware of the broader economic picture in China and HK. Im not even guessing where this is going to go, and I feel for those poor souls that threw their life savings into this thinking it was Dogecoin, but, even if it CAN be ramped up more than it has been: None of you know when it is going to fall. Why not at least wait fro some proper financial news for the company ? THERE ISNT ANY !
It’s not like I and many other didn’t warn you. This was way way overpriced. And for those who think that the HK/China market is huge: yes, technically it is, but China is also in the midst of the biggest financial fall in global history right now, China effectively HAS NO economy for all intents and purposes. You heard it here first ;)
Firstly LUCKY: there is NO way you made 45k out of 1000k of 'scattered investments' in crypto between 20 and 21. Secondly, according to your own messages you only bought in for the first time yesterday, and you've been posting un-educated hyper-nonsense constantly since then. On top of that you seem to think you now have the expertise to advise others about how they should be investing ? Perhaps you should work on your spelling and grammar first, then get some experience trading, then come back and tell us what to do with our money ?
You obviously haven't been trading very long. Honestly, the fact is : No-one knows. All we know is that this share is overvalued so astronomically based on very little evidence of anything that would warrant it. In my experience this can either make you rich very quickly, or poor very quickly, depending on when you buy or sell. Thats how it works . But. YES this is probably 50% pump and dump and 20% proper investing, but with these returns, most early investors would have sold some by now. They would be stupid not to.
good luck, I haven't bought any, despite researching it early in the week, Im not sorry I missed the 100% increase, because thats just life, but I WOULD have sold today and not looked back if I had !
Ive put a limit buy at 1200, my hunch tells me thats about right.... but what would I know ! :) gla
There was an article doing the rounds about AI investments a couple of days ago, its was just FUD, but everyone took it seriously. This is way overvalued. I guess AI is all the fad at the moment, of course there is very little way to make money out of it directly, If you bought in the last couple of days, and made a profit, Id take it !
LOL. I think what some posters on here dont realise is that EVERYTHING they ever said on LSE forums is accessible to everyone. Im just coming back to this thread after a few years of inactivity (still have my shares). Personally Im very sad that it hasn't lived up to my expectations in the timeframe Id hoped. And I think some of that was the dilution (which puts investors off) and the external events that have been outside of the boards control. I guess Ive never paid too much attention to the share price because I invested in a mining opportunity that is within Europe in an area that supports the business....today thats quite a valuable thing given the global conflicts that have erupted since and the insecurities of traditional mining ares in Russia, and the African continent. We (Europe) are going to have to be more self-reliant over the next decade, and I think this is still an asset for the same reasons i first invested. If EUZ cant make it work someone will. So I guess im being patient, an asset is an asset regardless of share value. GLA
Alwayswinning: , I’ve just had the pleasure of reading through your posting history on here (you do realise it’s all in the public domain don’t you?). Maybe you should go live in Russia me old mate ? Russia is a great country, ruled by winners, where you will have the complete freedom to express your discontent with their excellent government. You should hurry though because I hear tin foil there is currently quite cheap. BTW Hillary says Hi, and thanks for all the free pizza.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S004316481930746X
Just posting this because its relevant to the current weather conditions/problems in the UK. And very likely going to be a big reason for investing in vanadium regardless of other uses for it. GLA :)
Not sure Bob. look at London, no off street parking for most homes (and lets face it, the electric car revolution needs to conquer London before anywhere else). It would cost enormous amounts of money and infrastructure to supply a charging point for every property in every terraced house in London, its just not going to happen. Switchable batteries make sense for many reasons, mostly the time it takes vs charging. but either way there is NO way London can provide enough charging points for all its cars. Ive lived in taiwan, and the scooter system works very well, if it can be scaled up to cars ? im not sure, but if it cant be I cant see a viable alternative short of drastically reducing the number of private automobiles (and perhaps ultimately that is the best solution of all)
If LR was a plumber he would have such bad references by now, and ruined so many peoples homes he’d be unemployed and having to retrain. Yet the world is absolutely awash with CEO’s casually bulldozing their way through investors money before moving onto the next victim, as if it’s their human right. And there appears no system in place to put a stop to it. LR is obviously self deluded, and thinks he’s good at his job, and there is no system in place to tell him otherwise.