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...as I like to think of them...

...seems entirely arbitrary. A little rise to induce a bruised holder to scuttle and run. Its the MM's version of the Gestapo hard man/soft man routine. We are here to be sheared (say they...)

If you do short it I suspect the Buzzard might be whitening your bones before summer...

Nothing yellow about your analysis...

...mean ''good'' news resulting in a 15% SP dip. C'est la vie...

You cheeky monkeys!

I don't ever think about sex on here, he referred to being a one post virgin, I believe this is a site definitely devoted to Mammon. (Money) I can see a nice sexy voiced boiler-room operative might do well ringing YOU up!

I WAS speaking metaphorically (i.e. by the market fun and games since 2007)

the RNS made much of 'saving the (poor) small pis the brokerage fees' (presumably that this was the only factor keeping them in). Perhaps, rather like the Cyprus fun and games, this was the price for receiving the 8 cents AUD debt. reduction package.

what he says has veracity...

...got rogered rather a lot since then! Enjoy!

placing still sounds good in my humble model...

Did so myself with Bridge energy ( I mean paying IPO price!) but thats been perking up a good bit. I might even break even! Saturday mornings are for odd DIY or relaxing.

If the trades are to be believed.

Widows and orphans should probably only invest in Heinz beans (tins) especially as even blue chips are forecasted to head south.

And so I start with AIM and Aussie listed Bullabulling Gold (LSE: BGL) which today announced the results of a Pre Feasibility Study in its eponymous flagship mine. The release was comical yet the shares have actually risen by 0.125p to 5.875p valuing the company at c£18 million. This valuation defies belief. Historically Aussie junior resource companies that seek a dual listing in London have bought nothing but woe for British investors. I need no reminders of Norseman Gold (LSE:NGL). Good Aussie resource stocks list solely in Oz where there are highly efficient capital markets. Bad ones dual list on AIM and tap up naive British investors. Bullabulling has two problems: one its main asset seems to be a bit of a joke and two it is running out of cash. Conclusion: target price 0.1p. Unquote Just a taster but says it all. I'd extend the same observation to dual listed oil resource stocks too!

Well, you've sold TRAP to me OK. Been reading all your posts plus websites etc. You must claim your sales commision. I knew nothing of the outfit yesterday morn. I got interested when I saw a company with 200ft net pay ''strike'' and yet lose 18% on its SP. Fascinating!

Big late reported sells here - seem a bit daft but a good buy signal to some!

Clearly we both bought in too expensively. Its been a very bad year for AIM oil exp. stocks and the trend is definitely NOT our friend. I've been pulling out of them successively. This is my last one and tomorrow I'm knocking this one on the head. I swear in future I'll sit and watch a stock for a few months before buying in. Its the tentativety of these stocks that gets me. Everyday, you look you've lost money awaiting what? A slight uptick. Clearly I'm in the wrong place and I'll correct it tomorrow. Sorry for the whinge but Tom Reynolds can keep his company.

Aye, I'm afraid cash or gold looks a lot better than drifty AIM stocks. I just tried to sell but had no takers. Damn illiquid stock. I'll try again tomorrow. Sick of MM games in anycase.