Member Info for Redceo

I'm with JB.
JBTHISTLE
That is quite a surprising turnaround down 10% to now be in positive territory, perhaps shorters buying to close or institutions picking up more cheap shares

Hi defro. Yes must admit I'm getting confused myself Haha.
So many telling me they somehow have access to my personal financial records could be quite disturbing :-)
Truth is I thought being transparent even to posting exact details would show that I'm a true LTH whereas the trolls can't acknowledge the truth because it goes against their agenda.
My life will be easier going forward I shall not post any transactions and people can believe what ever they wish.
I also now have a list of filtered identities so things are more pleasant anyway.
Best of luck with your portfolio.

Fakelands obvious dishonesty has elevated him to the same level as the mates he fails to acknowledge. He has now been added to the filters and can rest as he had had enough, poor thing :-))

FAKE. let you into a secret. If the SP drops I will buy again. Let me know the last two digits of the quantity. But that will only serve to prove I'm genuine and you won't accept even then. So continue as you are because I know you for what you are.

Had enough fakeland.
You ain't seen nothing yet.

142.25 GBX +7.60 (5.64%)
16 Mar, 16:04 GM

138.65 GBX +4.00 (2.97%)
16 Mar, 15:51 GMT
JB someone is buying for sure

Then I have as much credibility with you as you do me. No problem you can't even admit to posting 700+ days before the crash.

Fakeland. Your mate Arsenal17 asked for proof of my 16500 buy the other day I provided within seconds and he accepted it was genuine.
You calling mirage trades says more about you than me.

137.05 GBX +2.40 (1.78%)
16 Mar, 15:36 GMT ·

So you have to wait until the day huh!

136.07 GBX +1.42 (1.05%)
16 Mar, 15:14 GMT

Perhaps stick to your doom and gloom fakeland.
Oh! Dear what happened fake??

136.44 GBX +1.79 (1.33%)

16 Mar, 14:49 GMT

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falklandinvestor

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Price: 123.15

No Opinion

RE: MondayToday 10:01

The carnage will start once the U.S, market is opened...dyor
RMG has not fallen yet.....imho

Redceo to Falkland
Why not instead of preaching long term disasters. Turn your considerable prowess instead to predicting the rise. You know it has to come and merely requires the nerve to hold fast.
I know you can do it because you once predicted 700+ for RMG :-)

Fake. So what your saying is that a Worldwide health disaster that has already affected the Stock Markets will continue. Not exactly rocket science is it ?
Why not instead of preaching long term disasters. Turn your considerable prowess instead to predicting the rise. You know it has to come and merely requires the nerve to hold fast.
I know you can do it because you once predicted 700+ for RMG :-)

JB. There was no doubt in my mind what the outcome of filtering would achieve and it has.
It's one thing to state your opinion but their messages had become so childlike and very offensive to a decent person. So starve them of the notoriety they seek.

On the first page of posts I have 10 filtered messages. Imagine 50% of my reading was from Trolls. Peace reigns.

10.45am: After a pause for breath, blue-chips kick on again
The rally is back on as investors take heart from improved Chinese coronavirus data and action by the People’s Bank of China to boost liquidity.

The FTSE 100 is up 251 points (4.8%) at 5,489 with British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines (LON:IAG), up 11.0%, leading the way.

Stocks closely attuned to the health of the Chinese economy, such as steel maker Evraz PLC (LON:EVR) and miner BHP Group PLC (LON:BHP), both up 11%, are proving more popular than ice cream on a hot day.

China’s central bank will implement targeted reserve requirement ratio cuts for some financial institutions on next Monday, releasing 550bln renminbi in long term funds.

The move follows a pledge earlier today by the Bank of Japan to also boost liquidity in markets.

“With China over the worst of this crisis, we are seeing investors scoop up mining names that have been heavily hit; however, it is likely to get worse before it will get better, with lockdowns like those in Wuhan and Italy likely to take shape in countries such as Spain, France, and Germany before long,” predicted IG’s Joshua Mahony.

So far, no heavyweight company has given any indication it is worried about going bust but BT Group PLC (LON:BT.A) has revealed that its chief executive, Philip Jansen, has tested posititve for COVID-19.

BT’s shares were up 5.9% so the market did not seem unduly worried.

Just to hammer home the point :-
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13 Mar, 10:14 am

141.30 GBX +3.95 (2.88%)
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140.50 GBX +3.15 (2.29%)
13 Mar, 10:07 am