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Just a matter of time, and FOMO.

Yes, the note will change. This happened with my PRD shareholding ( I earned a princely £5.60 in loan fees for that one, then lost a whole lot when Mou-5 came in badly! )

Frogkid: Because

1) There is a note attached to the ticker to tell me that they are loaned.

2) I get paid a fee to loan them out.

I bought a smallish ( under a million ) shares, in my Interactive Brokers Account this morn. My shares have already been fully 100% lent out on loan to shorters. Make of this info. what you want. I will be buying more.

" Olivetti..... all investments in the stock market are a punt. Even great companies like Rolls Royce can crash and very nearly burn and then recover.... and people SAVING for their pensions invest in stocks. Don't be an a r s e. "

Now, as you are getting personal, ( ad hominems, gotreal), I'll stop being nice to you and tell you as it is. Not so long ago, it was industry standard wisdom that those who are approaching retirement age DO NOT invest in risky assets such as stocks. We are talking about geezers ( I guess the over 60s ) now complaining that the market has gone down and they are at risk of losing their annuity or future pension pot. No sheet. Shoulda stopped being an a.s.s with your gambling approach to investment and taken professional advice on how to manage your portfolio. Too many amateurs have been lucky in catching the wave of funny money since 2010, which has pumped up the market to an unreasonable level, and made them narcissistically believe they are some Gordon Gekko genius investor ( they are not, just lucky timing to ride the wave ) and that this will go on for ever. Well, it isn't. Now your whiny a.r.s.e is begging for a row-back of US policy or a bailout, no doubt. And why are you gambling in AIM penny stocks and then getting salty when it does not go as planned ?

As Robert Reich just said ...

" The richest 0.1% own 17% of stocks,

The richest 1% own 50% of stocks ,

The bottom 50% own 0.7% of stocks,

Repeat after me .....

The stock market is not the economy ."

Trump is doing this for bigger economic reasons, which I can explain to you if you ask nicely, and the stock market is just collateral damage. Get over it.

People with pensions should not be punting in the stock markets to the extent that their future is at risk. Since when is it wise that retirees have been involved with high risk speculations ? Caveat emptor.

This is a well-overdue pricking of a massive, massive debt and financial asset bubble. The US is 36 trillion $ in debt, and racking up an additional half trillion plus per year just in interest payments. Stock market valuations have bubbled up on this unsustainable path, and if you have not grokked this then you will have what has so easily and undeservedly given to you, taken back.

At the end of the day, speculation on stocks is one of the least valuable and productive activities in the financial landscape, so just don't get too entitled, as easy come, easy go.

Noted that they need to speed up the process.

The FUD here by the de-ramping team absolutely has affected the SP, as 130 trades, with a total value of less than 50k£, has wiped 16% off the market cap, that's 4 million£. The leverage on that is ridiculous, and I am buying some more.