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NEW The Bank of England will this afternoon decide whether to finally hike interest rates from their current record low of 0.1 per cent.

exactly forrest

Just a heads ip from the ggp agm today, even
With the new labs for results, there are still the same delays, so bothing has changed there on timeframes for us

5x5 will they just put the new company on there?

nolt that he said jv but i got that feeling as well

Hi TT, yes that what i thought from what he said that possibly it may jv it

nope

most confident interview i have ever seen him do no 'ems' which he does when he is bending the truth (imo) so i think we could actually get the Mexico permits in January/february

ive just re-read the rns, they will be doing the paperwork now

initial term sheet discussion, so its not ours then?? can anyone clear that up?

smiler yes i just thought this

sorry smiler yes of course but as max says

But they have heard of us and rated ufo a 7 a year ago and ggp a 4. Take everything with a pinch of salt frm hh

Dgr i learnt my lesson with that crazy ufo move. i thought we may have been on for a ggp Move from 1.6 to the moon, so i apologies to you i shoukd have took some profits. But as far as hh goes try going through the posting history, just pointing out the obvios, and this is not the only share this has been pointed out on, a few posters on multiple shares have pointed this out also. You will notice it now ive pointed it out. Gla

go back a year on HH posts and they are still the same

do you have a document with all these saved where you amend them for that particular share HH

o look another one that was vitually the same posted on ufo

Happyhaddock

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Price: 0.95

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RE: Congrats!18 Aug 2021 14:25
I would like to re-post some potentially self evident, but often overlooked, points relevant to all junior explorers.

Mineral exploration is slow, expensive and high risk where the majority of juniors lose money. Even wealthy partners can't guarantee success. We must recognise that valuations of any explorer are all subjective and based upon the limited data available at the time; this being modified to allow for estimated probabilities surrounding future unknowns and the number of years over which projects may (or may not) unfold.

Good explorers can, and have, experienced drops of over 50% en-route to long term success, whilst some bad explorers double in price en-route to failure. An individual's judgement of a company will be biased by their own purchase price and whether they are seeking a long term investment or short term trade.

Markets don't care what you personally hope for, know or misunderstand; they are moved by how everyone else acts. Large FTSE blue chips are primarily bought and sold by institutional trading algorithms. AIM listed junior explorers tend to exhibit lower volumes of daily trades driven mainly by private investors/traders. Statistics suggest about 75% of private individuals lose money though their poor timing. As such impatience fuelled by fear, greed, margin calls, naivety or fickle narratives contributes to the unpredictable volatility of AIM companies. I have seen folk on LSE who directly compare share prices of different companies without understanding the principle of total market capitalisation. I've also encountered folk who have bought into an explorer because they believed the term diamond drilling meant they were finding diamonds. Neither imply informed investing.

Many study fundamentals which may be relevant to a share price in the long term. I do not pretend to understand how best to analyse the short term effect of irrational sentiment, nor if there is really any significant effect from so called ramping/deramping. Yet whilst we may judge those who act contrary to our own views to be wrong, they should not be ignored. Each who critically evaluates an RNS or interview may come to a different conclusion regarding how best to act upon "the facts". Few of these will also consider the behaviour of those who just skim-read an RNS's title, misunderstand its content, chase the momentum of the crowd, or instead act only on memes on Reddit, yet every purchase or sale will still contribute to moves in a share price.

The irrational will always be difficult to rationalise or predict. All the more so in the current distorted macro-economic climate of bubbles and extreme central bank interventions where market prices may bear no semblance to underlying values, potential risk or reward.

I am a patient and hopeful long term holder her

HH im not arguing just highlighting you and youre history you dont even have to go that far back check this out board members

same old slant

Happyhaddock

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RE: Jumped ship?19 Aug 2021 08:38
Dan,

exit strategies are tough, and I don't pretend to have the answer. Over the last 12 months my own portfolio lost the equiv of two years wages in disappearing paper profits by playing the long game and holding during what has turned out to be a big dip.

However I work on the basis that I won't buy anything that has gone up a lot recently, but try to buy when things are down on their knees. Then I don't set an exit strategy, I simply work on the basis that regardless of what the share price is, I ask do I believe that there is a good chance the company could be worth more in another two or three years.

If I do see the potential for growth I ride out any short term movement. To date despite some big reductions in paper profits I'm still healthily in the green, so either I'm dumb and lucky, or something about my approach works.

There's one junior miner I've wanted to invest in for more than year but I'm still waiting for a buy in price, I've watched it multi-bag up (missing out on those gains for myself) and I'm now watching it shed price gains it never deserved being fraction of the price it was a few months ago. Simply put it is much harder to lose money on something bought at a knock down price, making the difficult decisions about exit strategies less problematic.

bob on mrpositive

chris you muppet you only just told the board last week that you are trading this so its clear you have sold or have shorted it

brilliant the shorts are clearly worried

good luck ufo'ers