Member Info for Ojay

iamrich: I have finally accepted the fact that there are (AIM) investors who are not in gambling mode. They invest when they are certain that a respective SP is certain to rise.
I prefer more risk and more leverage. But that's me. Everyone to his/her own.

master: Apart from the "biggie" (3.75mil) there were only two sells above 200K (2 x 250K) today. Today's trade count: 329. There were quite a bit of sells - but ultimately peanut sells.

H/T: I assume you're right. In that case my question would be: What kind of investors did PM attract for the placing? At this time you can only say, what a completely idiotic thing to do! But then again the investor decision makers are usually "cover your a*ss" individuals.

and won't hurt in the long run. What counts going forward is that PM finally gets that black stuff out of the ground and starts generating revenues - full stop (however they do it).
We've got plenty of time to speculate and analyze but generating revenues is the bottom line.

Gower: If you purchased @2.6p and that is your average than I can only congratulate you on that. If you have the patience and your purchase was substantial you may become a very rich man.
ATB

Gower: If you purchased @2.6p and that is your average than I can only congratulate you on that. If you have the patience and your purchase was substantial you may become a very rich man.
ATB

get co**cky - but not yet. Let's wait at least until we reach double digits - which should be arount the corner.

Bandit: No. However, I did top slice during the summer of 2019 at prices between 7 - 8.5p; not quite but almost as good.

Theosus: Posters on this board have repeatedly highlighted the reasons for the SP rise which is long due. The thing is: You just don't know when it happens.

fantastic and may hit a new 3-month record by the end of the day.
But as I always say: Let's not get ****y - (good) news has not arrived yet. Good to know that it will roll in soon.
And then? Anything goes.
GLA to the patient ones.

somthing's cooking.

Jimi: Fully agree!
"...I know for every buyer there's a seller...".
Therefore (and as I've been saying time and again), "buys and sells" should be even (at least at the end of a trading day).
However, investors are left in the dark when it comes to those kind of basic trading details.

Let's not forget that every buyer is a potential seller, particularly when the SP rises.

From an investment POV there is currently no justification to sell matd shares. I look forward to future SP rises which should be a given during the next couple of weeks/months.
ATB

Clearly - and even if it's not very helpful - it is how it is; there's nothing we can do about it.
The lack of transparency on this trading platform - as I've been saying repeatedly - is (or should be) cumbersome for any AIM investor

that could've been better.

At least a tiny bit in the blue.

maestro1: Pls refer to coldjoe's post of last Monday (day before yesterday), Jan. 10 @18.17.
We've had one non-blue result this week - maybe you can remember. I understand that you are focussed on blue end day results - fine. But don't critisize the facts.

maestro1: I just wanted to point out that we should NOT be STARTING the trading day tomorrow in the red. That's all. Where have you been in the morning this week?

in the blue tomorrow (for a change).
ATB

iamrich: Currently, there's no reason why it should take a different direction next year. I believe this will get better and better. But who knows?

The part with the "Magnolia" is certainly not true.

The other stuff you mention is story telling at its worst. You're painting the picture you'd like other investors to believe - oh what the hell: You are clearly a basket case!

Hamm: Unfortunately I know where you are - and I thought I kindly asked you to get lost.

Nobody appears to believe in your defamatory posts - the SP keeps rising; what a poor sod you must be!
God have mercy with this poor soul.

Yes Coldjoe - unfortunately we will open red tomorrow (so much for the appeciation issue); but as F/A correctly says, it's how PM developes in the long run. We shouldn't really care about the outcome of tomorrow's trading day.