The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
I've started using Viagra eye drops. They don't half make me look hard.
I’ve found a great link. I don’t know how old it is, the video is in black and white, but it’s this pilot guy, Captain Spring, Summer, or Winter or something , anyway a season, dressed in a leather flight jacket, a silk scarf and goggles, going on about opening up Africa with a new airline he set up in his house in Crawley, Sussex, England. In the video, he talks about possible names for the airline. Conscious of the need to appeal to the local market, several names were thrown about. Steam Chicken Air, Metal Bird Airlines and many more. In the end, he decided on Fastjet. This must be the same company?
That's true. Fastjet ran up enormous debts. Millions. All written off with share holders money. Why ask a bank to lend you money when you know they won't. Noone has ever lent this company money.
What does Fastjet own apart from a brand name? Maybe some route licences? I don't know.
You're all mad. Fighting each other. Why don't you all meet up on a beach and kick the S out of each other. On a serious note, who is going to buy this, even if it goes to 0.5?
Mr Ratty If you buy again and it goes to zero, you have lost 100%. What is this copper bottomed floor of 0,06? Just because it is a five year low? What happens if it goes to 0.05. Is that a new six year low?
Those of you who are genuinely talking this share up will, when you’ve reached adulthood, look back on your writings and shake your heads in disbelief at the drivel you wrote. Others, who have a different motive, will just consider it a job well done.
Is that up or down?
That says it all.
Very good advice from TRBarron. Nevermind 3.8 billion, Fastjet is not worth 1 million.
You guys might as well put it on the table so we can all judge.
Rock Bottom is zero. They are not there yet.
An old children’s song comes to mind.
Pumpty Dumpty sat on a wall
Pumpty Dumpty had a great fall
There is a big difference between abusing people and trying to give some advice based on experience. Many people on here would benefit from some introspection. I suggest putting on a dunce’s cap and looking at yourself in the mirror.
On the risk scale of 1 to 10, Fastjet is around 700. So, if it were a horse that’s the odds it would be running at, 700-1. How much would you be prepared to put on that horse? Me, about a tenner.
Just as long as research doesn't involve reading and taking notice of what is written on these boards. Except mine of course.
From my extensive reading of prestigious titles such as Trading for Twats and The Imbecilic Investor, I can make three rock solid predictions for this stock for the first three minutes of trading tomorrow morning. It might go down, it might go up , it might stay where it is. That is all you need to know to make the right investment decision.
As a general rule. it is not advisable to keep buying shares in a small, risky company when the price keeps going downhill. A 50% gain in this company’s share price recently is little solace to those still holding at a pound.
'Same people just try to be the focus of attention and talk absolute crap.'
I talk abolute crap but I don't try to be the focus of attention. I haven't managed to gell those two 'attributes' together. You have. You have a knack.
Was that your 13 pound 80 pence at 15.02? That's the sort of confident thinking that is needed here.