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Lol, we just bounced back off 430?jesus wept

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Wake up. These pricks know exactly what they are doing and they are taking their orders from the powers above. Taxation is irrelevant, they print money at will if they need it, it’s just a means to control and if they take away people’s buisness’s/employment guess who steps in to look like the saviour…

Sqz and hbr both down around 30% of highs and seem to be moving in tandem these last couple of weeks?

The only thing keeping me positive is the big sell off we had prior to smashing through the £4 up to mid £5 from £3.20 region. If a 50% rise follows after GIC are out I’ll be happy.
Is it below 5% or 3% they no longer have to TR1 their position?

We are all in the same boat SK, it does owe us and I just want to get my money back. It shouldn’t be to much of an ask when fundamentally this has to be the most undervalued stock on the market, and now it’s a ftse 100 stock it’s just nothing other than laughable.

Not even a hint of interest or rally into close. No one wants to touch this piece of ****

The same ones that said Covid was?

Exactly strike, another example of the controlled demolition of capatlism.

Now why would they want to do that if they really want to support buisness’s , encourage investment and bring energy prices down? Answer: they don’t

@Neversellshell22 some ppl lost money by trading, and blame others or companies for their own losses.
It's good to have them in the market ,to feed us, I always try to take advantage of those people, and luckily , this strategy serves me well lol

Or people have been here years getting shafted again, again and again.
You clearly don’t understand macro events and what’s happening here, you can churn out all the money in the world but it doesn’t mean **** when corrupt governments around the world are hell bent on breaking down the supply chains. If your not grasping what’s really going on by now I genuinely feel for you.
Inflation now is spiralling and there is no way to stop it without big interest rate rises which would induce a collapse that would make 2008 look like a walk in the park. And demand destruction will colossal. There is no way out of this and the market knows it and those who can think for themselves can see this was all fabricated.

I’ve been saying I hope I’m wrong for the last two years, does it look like I have been? Monkeypox… strange all two years eh, you’d almost think it was a deliberate attempt to crash the lot.

Don’t. Take your money and run

“But, but, inflation is putins fault! And we just came out of a worldwide deadly pandemic that caused all this”. Lol

Yeah, course we did. Morons.

All.by.design.

Plandemic number 2 is on its way that’s why, Clowns on here will still lap it up though.

Why would anyone buy when there’s a massive offload selling into any rise? It’s been the same for years now with “we will fly when this and that”.
Trader if you’re lucky enough to be in 30% profit your not a LTH and shouldn’t really be taking shots at people who have had to endure this piece of **** for years.

Management could care less either.

Just the 5% hydraides? I almost consider that a a good result for PMO/HBR

Wonder how much fear they can spin on this one? Coincidental how the worlds turned to **** in the last two years isn’t it, coincidence after coincidence. Is everyone starting to realise this is all part of the agenda?
Vaccines already made and stocked up in the billions ready and waiting, lol. I wouldn’t touch the ****e they offer you if they offered me £10 a pop for my Harbour shares.

What will come first?£4 or £5?..

That Bid keeps creeping up!

Why the drop in gas?

Oh look we lost all of today’s gains, what a ****ing surprise

Who would have thought we would struggle to break 455 with oil and gas where it is! We should have a £8B mcap right now Even with current hedging.