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Sure Gwyn we know it's worse. Liquefying gas involves loss to atmosphere, then there's all the fuel used for transport. Politicians of both sides are disastrous. Best not suggest shooting them though!
Fair enough casap, personally if I had sold this morning then I would slice some back later. Unlike you I had not sold, you certainly called that right, I'll wait and see.
But Acker, you can't deny his record at RHA, and of endless delays and raises; you were here the whole time.
I too should have sliced. Not sold out, I believe we have a much higher future; but it will be a wiggly line and I have already bought slices back for less, more than once.
Yes, stop. Stop, please. Stop asap. You don't need to worry we'll be short of rubbish, there are other clowns around. STOP, yeah, whoop.
Couldn't make this thread up: tomorrow's another week.
Heid & highl; who never fails, never learns.
Perhaps yesterday was not the ideal selling day? Remember what the old guy said about greed, caution, and the timings thereof?
I have held since 2017, bought some at 0.05p, sold some at 0.99p. I'd be happy if that was all, but have bought and sold at less advantageous prices too. I now hold fewer than in the past, if it went tits up I would still be in pocket. This price might well be a good buying opportunity; to be discovered only when it's too late. Gla, keep your risks reasonable and spread. Who expects crashes, 2008, COVID, Spanish inquisition, etc.?
Heid, not just you: but it WAS you.
I concur with Redan, on Interview thread. Ggr has abilities, locating mineral resource at the right price, proving such, doing deals: but at building mines to profitable operation he lacks ability, recall RHA? If Stark were bad, he just needs another operator; I'm sure canmax would help (!?). Just not diy.
Mickb, that's rather what I mean: when it fell at open, the wailers and teeth-gnashers were either dumb or posting mischievously. They're shares; they go up, they go down. It's what they do.
If you expect straight-line sp movement, you are almost certain to be disappointed. To some, a dip is buying opportunity, to others doom! You decide, your money.
Heid, while I hesitate to encourage your further posting, most holders are fully loaded; most investors impose self-discipline on % of total investment, else they risk all on one company. A fall in sp would probably prompt buys, however. I don't expect that to happen (I never expected 11p so wtfdik).
Gwyn I differ. Some say it's a poor way to use cash, versus further investment (but we aren't short of investment funds). When you have had past placings, and your sp is lower than it ought, then buybacks will restore the previous position by bringing the "share" of company to status quo ante. Of course I mean real buyback, retired, not the travesty we saw last year.
Acker.
Positive thoughts, but you know what he is like.
As previously posted, I have made a little trading this, hope to do further, but as lti I probably hold less than at any time last 7 years. Gla.
See "Reminder" thread, Zangman? I never really like these sweeps much. Que Sera.
What about Zangman, who was 0.35p then disappeared? I sliced (lightly) above that price: strange old share, it ain't finished surprising yet, imo.
Heidi's word-bond interface has proved to be somewhat flexible.
Certainly there are a lot more, and higher-value, trades than usual. The cliché "someone knows something" doesn't really work, as they are going both ways. We may see.
"Never what we were sold"??? What were you sold? By whom?
Don't click on buy, if you can't take a joke.