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Indeed. The SP doesn't follow the chart, the chart is a reflection of the SP. The SP certainly does follow sentiment however. I'm sure most of us recall Graham's analogy of Mr Market.

The stock market is fine, you just have to invest in good companies.

Yes, I sold out of TYM because I do not trust the company or its management, and am worried about this company also as a result. When I began researching this company it disappointed me to see an association with TYM so I have not bought in yet. Maybe some of the knowledgeable people here can help assuage my concerns in this area

I am also in INFA, but not entirely sure how that relates to WRES. I hope the price does hold so I can top up more!

What do people think of the long term prospects here, particularly potential for dividends? Distant SP redictions from anyone? Maybe 3-4p this year seems to be the general idea on here, but what beyond that?

Speaking of, what do people think the dividend will be? How high could it go in the future?

Completely agreed. Some enjoy it but for me fundamentals are all I care about.

Wave theory is utter garbage, but the thing with garbage is, in the markets when enough people believe it, it becomes true because their behaviour creates a self-fulfilling prophecy. It's why technical analysis works at all - all of TA is worthless trash for long term holders but I don't berate other people who enjoy discussing it, I just ignore it.

Why do we now have 3 corporate brokers? Are these guys being brought in so SP Angel can be kicked out later or what?

Thanks for the info, I was wondering why this is 20% up with no sign of an RNS.

They think so yes - but their CEO also thinks the opportunities for DCB outside of digital goods is limited - BGO are already addressing the physical market, and have a business to provide data insights to their customers. I think BGO is the better company out of the 2. I am on a paper loss here but am confident it will re-rate in time, the fundamentals have not changed and the company is doing good business.

Oh, and yes they do - MMs do take prices down for no reason, all day, every day. It's how they make money.

Stop losses are bad, and I recommend no one uses them. The share price and intrinsic value are different, but fundamentals will catch up and the price will reflect intrinsic value eventually. The performance of the SP in the market is nothing to worry about currently, as the fundamentals of the company haven't changed. There's nothing wrong here, I regret to inform you.

I am quite happy being a long term holder here.

Can someone who understands the science explain what exactly tin does that's beneficial for VRFBs?

Don't open a new ISA. Just do what we call a Bed & ISA. Sell from your dealing account, top up the money into your ISA after the new tax year starts and your ISA allowance gets reset.

"Fund managers aren’t adherent to herd mentality"

They are, actually. Yes every fund is restricted by the laws of being a regulated firm, and every fund has its own objectives which it must stick to, and its own rules for evaluating its holdings, but it is perfectly realistic to expect 1 institutional investor diving in to bring attention to other fund managers.

I would suggest everyone filter devilhorns. I am very suspicious after looking at his profile and seeing 129 posts on WRES in the last 30 days, none of which have been positive. So, someone who for an entire month straight has posted nothing but negativity on 1 share.

That sort of person doesn't strike me as an investor. Probably either a troll or paid shill.

Wu I very much agree, and I think Warren Buffett does too. Friday RNS gives investors the whole weekend to digest it.

No they aren't, skier.

I hope someone who has twitter will tell him not to spare expense on safety and quality of the construction. We do want the thing to last afterall! But knowing the upfront capex costs will be a great bit of certainty for us