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withoutt 214
ocelot 260

Welcome to Bedlam.

When the SP rises to his "exit" level, Orson will probably remember why he chose to buy the stock in the first place and remain invested!

disappointing week, so I'll rein in my forecast (once) again!

ocelot 260

I will sell up when i get me hard earned back and not until so looks like i will be here for years.
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Spoken like a true long-term investor - well done, Orson!

Many thanks, Cashless.

I was looking for it to consolidate in the 350-400p range, so I got that wrong by about 100p!

But the potential is still there, and when it does get through 300p, it'll be interesting to see where it next consolidates.

Don't call us, we'll call you.

$75.74

Sorry to see you go, JFT.

Here's hoping it's a matter of "au revoir" rather than "goodbye"!

:-)

Crocqman,

Orson bought in because he shared the hopes of many in Broadford Bridge.

Those hopes were disappointed at the time.

That's all there is to it.

Orson admitted this morning to buying in on the hype of others at a high price. 'Sucked in' to use his own words.
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Not sure either "hype" or "sucked in" are appropriate.

At the time, there were high hopes for the success of Broadford Bridge, that's all.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-iraq-protests/one-dead-25-injured-in-basra-protests-as-main-iraqi-port-closed-idUKKCN1LM0W0

Why not visit a car museum instead?

where commerce and socialbility converge

Midpoint trades are called "?", ie. other.

My comments relate to the system as it exists, not to some other, ideal system.

PS: instead of calling them "buys" and "sells", they should really call them "above mid-point" and "below mid-point" trades.

It would certainly help, rafafan.

It does seem to be the source of constant confusion.

If one buys should this not be recorded in blue?
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No.

A "buy" or a "sell" is determined in relation to the MMs' spread at the time, a "buy" beingabove the mid-point, a "sell" being below the mid-point.

Slight error in previous post!