Member Info for Mousekewitz

Hi Vorag, great to see you again :-) . As far as I'm concerned, you're always welcome to add your mustard. Invested or not :-)

I wish you GL, istock and GL to everybody whose invested in here. It would be lovely to find out that for some this share will have a life changing impact.

So, Loki, you think this will go South and sink? I don't know, but I feel that even the Market Manipulators (or shall I say 'Makers' :-) ) are done with their milking this share. The problem I have is, if I sell and accept a loss, which isn't too heavy, then I will kick myself if this shoots upwards and if I hold and lose, then I will kick myself also. The question for me is: "How hard will I wind up kicking myself?"

What about Twinkle? Haven't read Twinkle in ages.

expru, I hope PyJama xtra small of 323 millimetres in height will now have seen the method in our madness. After a day of trading and especially in between so many days off, when all sorts of things could have gone wrong and with another few days of no trading... he or she must see that letting the hair down every once in a while, does help to keep the motivation going and in here it's like being on a therapeutic couch, but without the expense :-)
On this note I say good night, hubby was cooking this evening and the kitchen must look like a war zone lol :-)
GLA :D

But expru, we still work. He's a security officer and I set up in selling vintage and antique items. We've done well. House is paid, children have great jobs. We're grandparents to two beautiful grandchildren. Our tenants are happy. Took a couple of decades of hard work and hardship to get to that, but it was worth it. Hence I only invest what I am happy to lose. I would NEVER risk it all.

After the maximum payout, which he took, because he worked out that it is biological impossible to get old enough to make the other option worth while, he's still on £800 per month and if I let him live until 65 it'll be around 1100 per month ;-)

expru, he was actually offered to serve as Yeoman Warden, but he turned the honour down with grace. What he actually said at home was: "I'm not wearing a f****** skirt with leggings and have f****** tourists attacking me with their f****** cameras all day long" :-)

expru he made it to WO2

expru, no, he joined 16 in 1981, that makes his year of birth 1964, which makes him 56 ;)

expru, he did six months in Antarctica. Said the fridges stood outside and they put the beer in them to keep them warm enough. When he arrived he asked where to learn about survival in case he gets lost and was told: "We don't do that course, if you get lost here, you're dead"

expru, no, he wasn't in the Falklands, he joined in 81 at the age of 16, so too young for Falklands.

I remember that his steel helmet was still that weird thing that looked like a cross between a satellite dish and a shaving bowl :D I used to call it 'My grandma's church hat' :D

Ah, I see, my hubby joined in 81. Amazing what a difference these few years make, isn't it?

expru, did you ever take part in Reforger? The huge NATO exercise? That was before The Wall coming down. "The Wall" sounds like a title from Pink Floyd :-)

Iknownuffin, I have to disappoint you in regards of German Engineering :-) The electric cars self-combust, nobody with a clear head would touch them when they do. So far it only happened during charging and whilst in operations. Once ablaze the firebrigade watches in amazement how the keep re-igniting themselves and the most efficient engineering to put these fires out, is emerge the entire electric vehicle into a skip filled with water for 14 days :-)
The 'not-so-shiniest-candle' on the take of Green Politics has her own ideas in case the wind doesn't blow to turn the turbines and this is: "Well, then we just build five times more wind turbines to compensate when the wind does not blow" ;-) and this cute little Watermelon (green on the outside and red on the inside) believes that electricity is being stored in the net, which once of her sidekicks, Mr Chem Oezdemir, a green Swabian with Turkish roots, thinks being measured in Gigabytes. These are the politicians of Germany today.
Now, does it surprise you, that Germany being the country with the most expensive electricity bills, is also the one, from which most industries needing electricity are either fleeing or they are avoiding it like that plague?
Germany is NOT, or no longer, the richest country in Europe. When politicians start repeating the word 'solidarity' in every single of their speeches, there's something not right.

expru can you really signal with flags? It's called Semaphore, if I'm not mistaken. It's quite a dangerous thing to do, if the recipient does not like the message, or not?

expru, at least you were on a ship :-) My hubby was right in it: Balkan Wars, Golf 1, Desert Storm, you name it. We figured that from the around 16 years of marriage when he still in service, we weren't together for more than half of that, having added all exercises and courses and I know that in Navy that could be a completely different kettle of fish. We miss these days also and we miss them terribly. Civvy Street is a different world, if you did the full stretch of 21 years.

@acaciatan, take what expru said on board, this here is extremely risky. Just like expru I'm also in other investments, I'm also in Pan African Resources and Bushveld Minerals. If FOS (Financial Ombudsman....Thingymathing) doesn't give the green light, this here will sink faster than the Titanic.

acaciatan...all I can say to that: "WOW! May your balls be with you" :-) Amazing... There's my trying to wrap my head around on how to build the tiniest personal hedge fund in history and acaciatan just goes into the full :-) I really do admire this level of daredevilishm and faith :-)

Iknownuffin thank you :-) But being German, we tend not to ask for permission when we invade lol :-) "Um 17 Uhr sind wir ueber die polnische Grenze gefahren und um 17:45 Uhr haben wir zurueckgeschossen" :D (At 17:00 hours we crossed the Polish border and at 17:45 hrs we fired back) :-) and of course... they first part was never aired, but it could have happened exactly like that ;-)
Germans, is by the way, an invention of Varus, a Roman general. He wanted the territory and needed to make it plausible to the Emperor, so he instead of being honest and saying: "There is this severely swampy region, covered in mainly dense and dark forests and shrubbery in which hundreds of tribes are at war with each other".. he said: "There is this huge tribe in Germania called Germans and they are a threat to Rome, so I need money and soldiers and lots of both to conquer them" and when he arrived with Arminius the Cherusky all the tribes went: "Oye??? " :-)