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Hmmmm: but probly betta than sum on this bored Jan. Spect thay can do takeaways to : that's the mathematical ones not the one's were you get your pitza. ATBALTHs especially those who are literate.
What in the name of f.uk: great consolation to all those who were taken in at £1.75 and over, many sadly with money they by their own admission could not really afford to lose, and influenced by a "Broker" no less on the prediction of £3-£5 ps. I must have missed the latest report by said "Broker" so would value an update perhaps from a clever woman, don't really mind which, or RM. Details of his 2023 Conference Programme would help with analysis of prospects for SNG in the coming months.
Blimey Hoff: just popped in before reporting to Mrs M on the weeks development and discover your refreshing post of rationality for which many thanks. I will therefore report (as usual) that there were some buys and some sells; the SP went down and then up then up and then down; the BB had repetitive comments from those in favour and those against and all apparently privi to the sublime thoughts and actions of Mr CD CEO. Have a good week and will look in again next Friday for your contribution. A welcome post: ATB and to ALTHs.
Just popped in for a briefing: oh no, all those buys in blue are surely sells. Can't believe that anyone would defy the expert advice of the professional BB residents and buy into an AIM Company so clearly going down the tubes as reported herein. How some people are so loaded as to throw their money away is quite beyond me. Ah well, it will do the grandchildren well to have to do a proper job rather than play on their machines. ATBALTHs.
Thank you posters: the consolation is that if a BP wants "our product" they have certainly had plenty of time for due diligence! And as I understand it the research goes back to the 1960s. Hopeful, but not yet prepared to throw away my brown and blue puffer for the long winter months or to improve my performance on the track or in the mountains. ATB
Hooray! At last: so pleased that I stayed in for this week end: very sorry I stayed in this time last year but pleased that we now have authoritative (allegedly) predictions. Mrs M very pleased and notes that RM is on £300 grand a year (plus expenses to pay for his press fleshing Conference Seasons no doubt) and trusts that at least one of the 111 has a tick-box for "Are you taking many other medications, Sir, Madam,It?" Not heard much about the Party: how about a wake; everyone deserves a good send off. ATB and GLALTs that are remain above ground.
So on this good news and wakey wakey market I take an even bigger loss! Textbook sell on good news buy on bad perhaps: but what if I bought on the previous bad news at 37p.....errm, wait for even worse news then get out quick. And if there is good news?...Get out even quicker! BWALTHs and LLREE and EVs
And COPD has been around for ever which is why I got to be here in errm whenever, regardless of Covid which generated all the manic Monday hype as a side-show and cost punters much. Still here, and hoping that there will be some indication that RM et al get back to basics. Sadly, and I believe inf-b whatever has been researched since the 60s, (that's the 1960s) I am beginning to be think it could be my grandchildren get some benefit in 2060s. In the meantime the brown and blue puffer continue to perform - and are safe. Apologies to the cognescenti for the lay-person's interpretation, will have a glass of my usual on the 21st? and follow the Conference Season with continued interest. ATBALTHs
A step forward: however, as ever, RNS needs to be read down to the "Cautionary Note" : is expected to, might, could, hopefully, in the future (that is now "going forward" for younger readers), given no foreseeable problems ("challenges" now so called) and someone to stump up the cash. Hesitate to mention potash mines or battery factories and the need to pay people to turn off their appliances but have a suspicion that the rare earth magnet green no nasty emissions lobby is waning. And, yes, I am in, but not sure I would mortgage the house just yet. ATB to ALTHs and thanks to those who have reported knowledgeable thoughts on this BB.
Just for the record 777: I am not "peeved" : chuck in Mrs M's housekeeping and the grandchildrens' inheritance and see what happens. In this case the BB has been far more entertaining than the SP movements hence my second visit of the day! I reckon 10/1 is a bit generous (a 0 missing?) but there's been a lot of buying recently so we might make a few quid for the holiday fund and Mrs M's 2023 outfit. Share your sentiments (AIM and "philosophy" are contradictions in term) but got a feeling that some have already lost money and so be it hasn't been. ATB and ALTHs
I can only presume 777 that they were bullied at school by the CEO, or that they have lost a few quid from a duff "investment" - never, of course the fault of the loser - or that they have never achieved Piaget's second stage of child development: knowledge of self. No-one answering that description on this BB thank goodness. ATBALTHs.
He's busy enacting all your knowledgeable and very helpful advice Girdsy: day after day after day he has no time for anything else.
I would be interested on any views as to the extent to which a CEO developing an AIM company takes notice of SP movements. To many on BBs it seems any twitch of the SP is worthy of note: but not sure how much weight any movement carries to the CEO apart from mild interest. Not trolling: just curious. ATB and best wishes to ALTHs -yes, I am one.
My sentiments entirely 777 so you are not entirely alone. And any punter who gets "restless" on AIM would be well advised to resort to the Nationwide. Been around for a while and the jam now jam now me me "philosophy" is fascinating and resulting in many rather bad, and in some cases somewhat vindictive losers. They seem to want a multi bagger between breakfast and lunch then blame anyone but themselves if they lose. DYOR then read the BBs for entertainment is a sound maxim and listen to the grandchildren as far as Bids is concerned. ATB and to ALTHs. Oh, and Thomas Girdzy.
Apart from proof reading job adverts, touching up his speech and planning his Conference season jaunts to sunny climes, it would be interesting to know how RM fills his day. Doubt he will be paying from his own pocket so I guess we will be asked to cough up the cash: but not at 175pps this time so I hope he is booking Economy Class and at some stage reports on exactly how the last donation was used. GLALTHs
Welcome TNT: you got it in one (though not too difficult). My very first post I was accused of lying through my teeth. Have to disagree a little bit: not every BB has one I've found but this one certainly does. Hope you will stick around for a while: it's a very interesting experience from several points of view! ATB
And your post 777: thank you: very interesting reading. If I might say so both a very refreshing change from the daily up we go oh no we don't yes we will no we won't cos JD......................on and on and on.
ATB and to ALTHs
Thank you Ben: interesting contributions. And looks like when Gidsy shouted "time to go" he has done even though he got twelve ticks and you only have two so far: but you can add another one from Mrs M. She remains convinced that the grandchildren who "do gaming", I believe is the term, are right and that Bids has much to offer. Wouldn't want to be out before the resolution and Q4 2023. ATB and to ALTHs
Not many ticks for that one Girdsy: and press caps lock to post again. No need to shout; much more effective to speak quietly and with deep sincerity. Gather that you are not keen on this James Draper chappie: he's probably not too keen on you either and I doubt he invests in your well run highly profitable albeit virtual company.
We do, we do Alde. Anyone who gets twelve ticks on the LSE Bids BB demands attention.