VCB2 has it right: "There wont be that many holders sub 5p. Eventually the supply will dry up." That means only one thing: First come, first serve. If you want to get in sub 5p - now's your chance.
Having experienced PM's sp surge to 37p not so long ago (Febr 2017) based on nothing but hype you've really got to wonder what is holding the price back - now that we've finally got commercial oil. Even if you factor in that the amount of shares has doubled since then - it's still ridiculous. The risk of never finding oil (as claimed by certain posters on this bb) is gone. Anything below 9p at this time is a steal from my POV. But I am confident that this will change as soon as investors realize what today's news really means. BTW: I'd rather not mention my average; it's very low. With the exception of last December I've hardly ever been in the red.
Thx T/R for confirming - that is exactly what I mean.
Posters who make a 180° opinion turn are never credible. Your posts earlier this year cheering for MATD don't make you look very good (to say the least). I hope your "peeps" are aware of that.
T/R: I asked you a simple question and you respond with another question...consequently I assume you aren't really concerned about the "peeps" and you simply don't give a s**t how they come out of this. That is what I suspected and clearly reveals what you're really up to here. Shame on you!
T/R: Well I'm sure "peeps" are very grateful for your eye openers. Your advice however could easily back fire on you. Should that happen - which is likely - what are you going to say to the "peeps" who sold out following your frightening scenarios? Good luck with living with that.