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Nope, not trolling. I challenged truthseeka earlier for not backing up his 'statements'. I occasionally challenge BS on both sides of the fence.

It's an interesting question that I'd wondered myself. Does the monetiser or the client take the hit if stock value drops? Conversely, does the client have to buy back at a higher price if value goes up.
Disclosure: I'm not invested here, just an interested observer.

Truthseeka, if you make the statement that syme don't have a unique product, it would make sense to highlight one ore more of the other existing examples.

I wonder what his SP prediction is for tomorrow.
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I checked out your country playlist, HBno2, some very interesting stuff, a few I've never heard of, and some I wouldn't have thought of as country. And I wouldn't have dreamed of a country version of a Sade song.

Not referring to anyone in particular on here (honest) but one of the best pieces of advice I ever received was 'Never argue with an idiot, nobody ever wins'.

That raised a smile for me, too. Agree with your sentiment on the whole, HBno2.
Is that a musical reference in your moniker?

I've been in a while, and have a fair chunk an an average of around 9p. I'm more than a tad frustrated, but still have enough confidence that this will come good to hold for the long game.
You only lose when you sell, and although this is by no means a dead cert, I think I'll be in profit before I need to sell.

And if you post it on a public forum you can expect the odd comment back, thank you very much.

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Whizzer, it's not looking anything, good or bad. Funny post, that, based on what info any more than all the other days the so has dropped?

I wouldn't mind fishyboy's comment so much if it had some well reasoned explanation.

I don't invest based on imagination.