RE: Facts18 Dec 2021 17:06
AimMaster2018
I've been reading your posts for many posts and a majority of your comments have been desperately coming in even on
a Saturday when most if all members would be taking a break from the chat board including myself. Unfortunately. I've
been made aware that you're posting facts that are not true about my trading buys and sells since you don't what they are and I've never posted any comments during the period that you've quoted. Moreover, I've traded Cpi at all levels right down from low 20s to mid 50s and never asked anybody to follow into my footsteps and neither I went posting that a potential investor should be buying at the mid 40s levels. I've actually personally bought even at 51p with the belief that we would be going for 60 and 80p in the months to come and that the share price will slowly climb up towards this target. But soon realize as many have too, that it was not going to happen and settle my shares at a loss. Moreover, I would never ramp a share unless its clearly obvious that its undervalued as cpi its currently is when it hit the low 30s on Friday. I could had bought at around 33.5p, but chose not too as I'm already majorily invested in Cpi and can't add any more as my finances are limited after suffering a loss in another share and burnt a good of my capital. Nevertheless, it's down to the would be cpi investor to understand when to invest in cpi and to when sell and get out to avoid sitting on a paper loss bigger that what could had one perceived. Remember that there is nothing wrong having a paper loss and I've seen many of those in my own investments and are part and parcel of buying and selling shares. None, I repeat none of my Cpi shares buying has resulted in me posting a loss. Yes, I've been sitting with cpi in the red and have always recovered albeit with a smaller profit because I bought too high up. lastly, you're trying to make so many negative arguments about capita, when imo, its the only share I've come to know that has always delivered a profit if you buy it at the right price. I'm afraid that you're suffering from some sort wanna be shorter who dreams for the cpi share to drop again back down and even further than past Friday because you've never had it as good as others and you're not happy for them as they saw it coming and you did not. I'm sorry, but that not my or anyone fault and everyone is responsible for their own buying and selling decisions. Also, make sure you have the same matching amount available to what you have already invested in a share and use it to average down and get out at sooner rise share price if that is your prerogative and ultimate aim especially if you've got caught with your trousers down and now are nursing a bigger paper loss that envisaged. I too have been caught out in other stock and could had minimize my paper losses had not acted on day when I had the chance to do it and took a three fold loss when I finally pulled out of that loss making stock. Buy cpi.(*_*)