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Oh, and the US has passed its 2.3 trillion stimulus package, and sooner or later that has to be reflected in the dollar!
I'll repeat that....2.3 TRILLION.
It will have been factored in already, to a degree, but that's an insane amount of money and no way it's fully priced in to the dollar.

TBT - I was looking at trend channels earlier (as I think technical analysis is largely BS - but looking at broader trends can be useful).
I think the short term trend was downwards (for the reasons you mention) although I'd say we're reaching the bottom of the long term upward trend channel now (a good point to be adding near):
https://i.postimg.cc/VNg80w93/HUM.png

(full disclosure - decided not to wait and just bought some more anyway in the end)

Thought I might try and get a cheeky few more under 28p but being quoted around 28.3p
Demand must be a bit stronger here than I expected during this dip.

Always weird how when the stock market tanks that gold initially tanks with it (and then usually rebounds and goes higher during crash periods) as the thing happening is usually good for a safe haven like gold.

This is AIM.....happens all the time.
The regulation/enforcement is a nonsense.
Don't expect transparency regarding trading/holdings because you will rarely get it despite any rules.
It's safest to expect that, with any share, there's buying or selling going on in the background, that you'll only find out about after it has already concluded (because that's normally the case - to varying degrees).

tones77777 - ah, clearly I wasn’t looking closely, and just saw HL and assumed it was their nominees. All the better then.
Either way, it looks like the changing of the guard is well underway, and stale bulls are being replaced with a variety of nice new blood ;)

It looks like it's Odey Asset Management, Standard Life Aberdeen Plc, and Majedie Asset Management Limited, who were the main sellers then, with Sustainable Capital reducing just a bit, but actually being good at notifying.

Conversely it looks like we've gained M&G Investments, and Jupiter Asset Management (the rest of the new entries just look like PI brokers).

Shouldn't be surprised that some have cashed in whilst gold was so high but also good that there are new IIs.

The trading into close was very positive, and whether it's tomorrow, or at some point in the future, on the basis of HUM's assets/production, I'm pretty confident the balance will swing to net positive buying (whether from PIs or IIs).

On 26th October that list was like this:
Shareholder* %
Ruffer LLP 9.0%
Sustainable Capital Africa Alpha Fund 6.9%
Odey Asset Management 4.7%
Standard Life Aberdeen Plc 4.6%
Majedie Asset Management Limited 4.3%

Well it's hardly surprising it's lagging the yank indices when they've been artificially inflating their markets for years with printed money and buybacks.

The only thing I can't work out is what's more stupid, being invested and continually being negative on the stock you're invested in and saying there's no hope and no value, or thinking other people will believe the nonsense they write.

Don't worry, I wasn't referring to you with my comment, only the gruesome twosome, who are probably a gruesome onesome really ;)

with buts = with buys
(oh matron)

anon3 - All I'll say is forget 30%....as once the seller finishes it could do that in a day or two very easily, and then continue much higher.
Currently 28p is being hammered with buts (but clearly is iceberged by the seller). It's so often the case on AIM shares that, due to lower volume than large-caps, it takes a long time for bigger players to exit, and can hamstring the SP for a long period, such that people get disillusioned, thinking things won't ever rise. Then all of a sudden the SP shoots up, because they've finished, and you later get an RNS to tell you that (sometimes before, but frequently after, the SP has already risen considerably).

Rather curious these nutters seem to be at pains to tell everyone, over and over, that they're bad at investing and down on their money, and that everyone else should steer well clear of this, so they can talk solely to themselves, about how silly they are.
(that's if they're not the same person with multiple identities....or accounts I should say)

You can't really cash in on ex-Dividend day....that's too late. Time to do that would be in the week before.

I suppose I should clarify that I didn't mean it's broken out of the channel (yet) but just gone upwards more sharply.
As a picture is worth a thousand words - perhaps that's better:
https://i.postimg.cc/QMj4gyHD/Gold.png

Gold price has spiked upwards even further out of the current short-term uptrend up to nearly 1880 now.

FTSE has been all over the shop this morning, tanked 25 points in first 10 mins, now gained a bit of it back. All very choppy.

Ignoring the short-term noise, this will be one of the few highest dividend payers, well ahead of most companies, and income will never have been more in demand with rates at mega-lows and money printing everywhere.

Bitcoins having a bit of a resurgence because Tesla was starting to steal its crown as the biggest ponzi scheme in history ;)

I've bought back (again) at 28p. Only exited as I thought this short-term slide was highly likely. Still think it's crazy value.