The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
you see it's the short even contsant time intervals between posts that really give you away james/ps. :) so transparent. chat away to yourself to your hearts' delight and maybe give yourself a little massage at the end of the day.
there is an rns drought on most AIM stocks. blame the season and the idea that they would not wish to put out a string of positive rns' to only watch the sp get hammered again due to trade war risks or whatever else has killed markets globally. best wait till there is a change in broader market sentiment then feed into it with good rns. look what happened the last time cpx got a boost from an ill timed good rns.
ok. but all i did was attempt to engage in the only chat going on, about betting. gave my penny's worth got slated for it. the only thing that seems to tickle ps68 and justdeezerts is the the hope that i made some huge loss somewhere?!! i have the right to feel offended.
you really didn't go back far enough.....i bought most at 5p . did buy some more when the sp started to crash but stayed in profit. bought at most troughs and brought my average cost per share down some more. actually one of my better ventures.
it only becomes fully fledged betting when if it is funded by debt and you are racing to make the profit before the margin call . if you only risk what you can afford to lose you have the luxury of waiting for the best exit point. the only game of chance you are playing is the opportunity costs of not selling higher. if you sell at a loss most of the time then you could be called an idiot, not unlucky.
i reckon it's because you WILL lose the tenner or win and will find out after the event. share trading/investing ids like betting on a horse race that never ends (apart from the outside chance of the company going bust/ horse dies mid race) no matter how much you risk your only real enemy is time. not so much betting as it is waiting. imo....ie. not really betting at all.
ok haha. but seriously, to my knowledge jamie dimon hasn't launched his commission free trading platform yet so please tell me who you think could possibly want to buy 100 shares on a regular basis.? it obviously means alot to you so please tell me why so many are wrong about mm codes.