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Can't be long before jonesrichard will appear to tell us that the price target is 5p.
Got a quote for 0.149, decided not to take it, too much of a risk at this point, I might look back later on with regret but it's all about capital preservation in this market.
Normally I'm always able to get at least a priced quote with Barclays even if it doesn't execute, this is probably the first time they haven't even offered me a price.
Was also trying oz since 8am, impossible to get any quote, in hindsight probably should have tried for lesser amounts, very disappointing.
Looks like the jonesrichard curse hit again, lmao, what a surprise...
JR, you would probably make a lot of money if you started shorting the shares you turn up at.
You arrive when it's done 100%, then the share is 100% down again within 2 weeks.
What you gotta understand is your name has become synonyms of someone who's bought a spike and pumps others to buy so he can get out, everyone talks about it, here, ADVFN, Telegram, Twitter, whenever jonesrichard turns up, it's time to exit the trade.
Oh ok, makes sense, thanks for clarifying.
The problem is these retailers are almost being forced to sell off at a cut price after rejecting initial bids, they just get shorted all the way down until everyone's had enough, look at THG for example.
In hindsight the initial offers all seem to be the best option, especially with inflation running as high as it is from todays figures. Not sure what FV would be here but revenue seems strong even under current market conditions.
Sharebel, the new jonesrichard, Haha.
Think it's over for EUA.
If you check my post history from a while back, I defended EUA for a very long time against every negative poster, shorters (i.e. TMS), I was always posting hopeful thoughts based on what I saw at the time, but I got it wrong, don't mind admitting that, I genuinely thought the company was going to be sold and the assets were world class.
Looking back now, I feel like I was dupped and this was a coordinated setup , they used the suspension to falsly boost the share price, however it seemed like it was going to happen, especially during winter 2020 when we had shorts closing, rule 2.9 announcements appearing, loads of trading volume, rumours, and then all of a sudden the debarcle with Alexie happened and it became an absolute mess.
I've also spent time understanding the mining scene a bit more and have understood that it's not simply a case of "x" m Oz and suddenly you have a world class asset, there is way more to it including the types of resource, the grades, inferred vs indicated, jurisdiction (which is now a valid point due to the war in Russia) and the conditions behind agreements such as the Sinosteel deal. Was only 24 when I first invested in Eurasia in 2019 so I literally knew nothing about mining, I just ran with the headline figures.
I also believed that UBS and DLA Piper would not work for a 'scam', and that they would have done due dillgence in regards to the clients they took on, but then as time has gone on I've realised these organisations are just mercenery for hire, Eurasia have legally done nothing wrong and these organisations wouldn't have their name tarnished by something like this.
At the time rose tinted glasses would make you feel that DS leaving the board to concentrate on the sale made sense, but now looking back in hindsight, I am now very suspicious of that and whether the 465,647,496 shares that is stated he owns actually still belong to him, although I cannot prove that and only an RNS would be able to confirm that.
I'm not going to get into a slinging match with anyone regarding my views, I just felt like voicing my opinion as someone who held Eurasia shares for a long time, made good money out of them and moved on, but looking back now, it was a story that was too good to be true.
Not sure why you are calling it a disgrace, not sure when people will learn the lesson of the stock market, PIs feed the big boys.
It's a disgrace because PIs choose to sell, it's a fact that a lot of users, over Twitter, here and ADVFN have been posting that they've reduced their core holding, or sold out completely. Meanwhile the larger ii's have been adding, fact. The same ii's are also shorting the stock to scare PIs out, PIs oblige, then the ii's buy. When you have all that selling and shorting pressure and PIs are contributing to it, of course the share price will collapse.
So how can it be a disgrace when PIs are willingly handing over there shares?
If this stock get taken out for cheap at £2.00, PIs have no one else to blame but themselves, it's a market wide problem and not just THG.
Boom I believe that is what is going on here, it looks like it's working too. They can turn around with a £1.70/£2.00 offer and say it's in the best interests of all shareholders.
The market is predictable and so are PIs.
Literally every trade is automatic.
Looks like this is an attempt to take it private for cheap, this is why everyone just day trades and refuses to be an investor anymore, investing is pointless when the FCA allow these markets to be messed about with 24/7.
Last week eyeofthebull said if it dipped anywear around £1.30 he would sell, today the story is if it dips below £1.30.
This is usual signs of a FOMO/wet bedding PI, they buy at the highs, sell at the lows, re-buy at the spikes out of FOMO, get spiked then sell at a loss again.
This is why the big boys take the mick out of the normal people like us, we feed them.
This mentality of 'I can get a better trade somewhere else' is the reason that the shorts are able to push shares down so much, where as in the US, people have begun to fight back, like they did with GME.
The non-PIs are playing this share constantly, the only ones who lose out ultimately (and as is always the case), is PIs. All you have to do is look at the pattern each day for the past 2 weeks, it's been played up and down, and the MMs don't care, they will happily oblige because they are getting trading volume.
PIs are always setup to lose in this game, for example, MMs will spike a share price to get placing shares forward sold, but they'll drop the bid within seconds for one or two sells.
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