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Just look at the daily price action on the chart. That does not look like normal market movement to me. MM's and big boys are bringing this stock down to shake pi's out and accumulate.
You have to question all the parasites on here putting so much time onto this forum when they dont have a positive word to say about the company, bod or potential sale. Im not into the ramping either, but its pretty transparent that their intentions are questionable.
Indeed Albert, got a bit lucky in November and came across Argo when I was looking for blockchain investments, when I started investing. Feel very fortunate to be part of the journey and in it for the long term.
In terms of volume, both today and Friday have had significantly higher buyer volumes than sellers according to what im looking at. And the value of buys vs sells is far higher.... But the price has gone down significantly. How does that work then?
According to one site, there are 480,000 shares shorted in comparison to 90,000 7 days ago. Over 400% increase. Not sure of accuracy, but if anyone has any subscriptions or access to other info, it would be interesting to see what they are saying.
That increase would help to explain the share price suppression despite BTC ATH. Frustrating but zoom out, the company has come so far. Dont lose faith, holding is the only weapon we have.
Couldnt really care less if you are short or not. Just wondering what is motivating you to continue posting in a forum that you are quite very unpopular in. I personally wouldnt bother for my own mental health, do yourself a favour mate.
Ghia - obviously entitled to your own opinion but I find it confusing you would invest in a company where you think its main revenue stream will be shut down. Undoubtedly blockchains have and will continue to evolve but it would be basically impossible to shutdown bitcoin at this point. To much investment already. Just look at china and soon to be india and nigeria for how difficult it is to control. Argo are ahead of the curve with renewables, Peter Wall is incredibly switched on and bitcoin is here to stay.
We also mine Zcash, now have holdings in pluto etc. The buying bitcoin decision has played out rather well given current prices. It also keeps us competitive woth other US/Canadian miners who had managed to hodl more, or in Marathon's case bought a **** ton of bitcoin.
It was a very smart move.
If we get a Nasdaq listing, fingers crossed, do you think the we will continue to be dual listed?
If the company decides to solely go Nasdaq does anyone have experience of what would happen to our LSE shares? Transfer?
I personally think the board respect the LSE support, but I like to be prepared for all eventualities.
Any knowledge imparted would be greatly appreciated.