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It would appear that the MMs are still trying to keep their foot on QBT's throat. Good start to the day, then hauled back through morning trading. I was looking forward to a good healthy punch towards 4p today, then onwards through the rest of the week. Can't they just p'ss off and haunt someone else!
Their deceitful antics have p'ssed me off no end this week. Battering this share as hard as they can, trying to drill down an plunder anything from small PIs. I didn't realise how they worked until I was ambushed by them a couple of weeks back. They are beneath contempt.
Those b'stards really are the scum of the earth. Thanks to their relentless battering of this share I'm 13% down, despite all the positive news about QBT. They are trying to suffocate PIs until they finally submit, sell at a loss so they can reap their ill-gotten gains.
I'm a grown up. I know money and morals NEVER mix. However this relentless bad practice is stomach churning. This share was doing nicely. I was happy tracking it whilst it put a nice bit of weight on, and then decided to get in. All of a sudden these vultures seem to have noticed it, and have been at it every day, trying to wring every last drop out of it.
Having had a couple of buys my average is 3.74 . I would have liked to have seen the share start to put a bit of weight on, which it has shown signs of doing, but whenever we start to get a bit of traction, those contemptable vultures that masquerade MMs pile in and start hammering the price down. Pretty much every day for the last week or so they've been at it. They seem hell-bent to want to continually suffocate this share.
I really hate these MM vultures. You just get your nose in front, then down they swoop to plunder any small mark up you may have put on to your investment. Hammering the price down as best they can, and then marking up their 10 -15%. They never seem to give up or go away and give the price the chance it needs to go north.
Hi all.
As you will see this is my first post on these forums. I have had my fingers burnt many times in the AIM, the most recent being HE1. Was sitting on a nice profit, thinking all was well when........whoosh!.......20 grand wiped out during the time I'd been out and walked the dog.
Obviously the AIM moves very fast quite often. My fault, didn't put a stop loss in.
Although that being said, stop losses don't always work as I have previously found out to my cost, thinking it would trigger at X pence when it sailed past X and finally triggered at Y pence - many thousands of pounds later!
I was recently hit by the Market Movers on this one. Having bought 316,000 shares at 2p and watching a nice rise I set the stop loss for 2.25p, leaving a little profit without getting burnt.
By the time I logged on yesterday morning the stop loss had been triggered, and I found it difficult to buy back in. This I did manage, however at 2.6 I managed to purchase 244,000 shares a loss of approximately 72,000 shares.
I am new to the sharp practices of the MMs. Having done some research it would appear that they aggressively target such as small investors with stop losses, driving down the the price to effectively steal their shares when their stop loss is triggered, before ramping up 10 - 15% and flogging them off, repeat, repeat, etc - would that be a fair assessment?
I was going to knock down the stop loss the day before, however I didn't think they would crash the price by such a high percentage and assumed it would still serve its purpose.
For what it is worth I only blame myself (not on here looking for sympathy) but would be appreciative any views on how this works.
Happy to be back in now, anyway. I would say any purchase in this share that is under 10p is a bargain.