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Don't get me started on JP Morgan.. I'm not very sophisticated me, so why are large blocks of those "Share Trades" in grey "Unknown" ? annoying. HL used to have a very useful info segment to click on for every share, under "Recent Trades/Trades by Volume " which is actually still on the page, but has been inactive since 2020, which is also annoying as they're very good otherwise.

I just hope we can keep it up ... Oooh Matron!

Me too Metom pretty much bye for now

Well! talking of boredom.. after a year or more of waiting to recover losses of over £40k at some points and was finally able to sell Feb at at very decent profit.. Slunk back in between the 6th and 7th for 100k shares. Lovely to see this rise today though a little late to sell at 190.95 by the looks of it? still a nice earner. Question now should I stay or should I leave you'all again soon?

Taking a break and bought physical gold. Good luck all - think we're going to need it..

Dead cat bounces all the way. Been on the right side of my trades this week, so pushing my luck. Wasn't tempted to get back in yesterday. I'm all out, (even RR) and pretty happy to be watching for now.

Not sure if it's already been noted here, but was hearing Saturday afternoon that (coincidentally) the CEO and CFO of SVB, sold a (combined) stock value of $4.01 million of their holdings from 27th February. Also some observers were commenting late last week the SVB crash was fundamentally due to their being caught on the wrong side of US Gov' securities tanking. 97% of depositors not insured by the FDIC insurance scheme as they held in excess of the maximum $250,000 funds covered. $200 billion of assets

Wars, funded by printing trillions of funny money, and supressing interest rates to zero. The high interest model that finally had to be be introduced this past year, caused the SVB collapse, as they had diverted into hold-to-maturity porfolios - in effect 10 year mortgaged-backed-securities, (the very cause of the 2008 crash) which could not be sustained as investors sought higher returns.

I said here before the war, Germany would become a basket case if it lost its cheap gas supply. It's been vassal state of NATO for almost 80 years - and the process of its de-industralisation is just begining. Greece hollowed out courtesy of Goldman Sachs and the globalist/EU cabal.

What would we do without the banksers? Little Rishee (billionaire) and little Emannuel - the bromancing former Goldman Sachs/Red Shield elves, are sorting that too.

Also, seem to remember there was a debate here re the ownership of RR's SMR subsiduary company - and would we, as shareholders, materially benefit. Some thought the profits would be funneled into R+D and we'd never see it reflected in the value of shares?

Apologies I actually typed "debt battles" (?) I really should proof read my own text... but you get the drift

My last imprecise comment re "bank battles" was referring to the collapse of Sillcon Valley Bank. Should have gone on to say the issues that caused the 2008 banking crisis were "fixed" by printing countless billions of funny money. The underlying contamination has grown exponentially. Happy Valley might be another canary in the coalmine. That's all.

It has been a fantastic run here. A retrace was always going to happen. Unresolved debt battles in the US - not to mention the funding of a few other little local issues which I won't go into here, is taking RR down for now. But not adding to my reduced RR holding for now. In fact this is my only positon, cashed out everything Wednesday. Happy to wait on the sidelines.

Not bad! but most of all thank you AML! thank you Fernando x

Good luck then Kewjosh! You've got some stones!

I may have sold my main holding too early at an average of 146.700 this week.. but still holding a hedge of 15000k shares. I'm happy to keep trading other shares which I've been doing in tandem all along and get back in to full quota here as when the opporturnity arises.

Just checked in for an update from Kwjosh but seems to have disappeared? If he's for real have to admire his outlier strategy.

I sold 85k of my holding yesterday. Fair profit. Just got bored after 15 months of looking at this go up and down. Not the most logical of reasons but will get back in to 100k at some retrace stage or other. Meantime best of luck to us all on this one.

Money doesn't change people, it reveals them., as my old grandmama used to say.

Remember a poster here named CHaigh1 ? had to sell a significant stake for him at a loss of some £112k - but like I say crumbs off the table to some.

The sums we little folk talk about on this board is crumbs from the table. The serious money know how the dice will roll because they set it all up. I certainly wouldn't risk shorting not, keen on hedging either.