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Just bought in with a very small stake to start at 125.6999 paid. Let's see where this goes, GLA!

That's a shame, it's all well and good seeing a price rise on paper but if you can't liquidate then it's meaningless.......anyone else?

Hi, interested in buying, actually attempted to yesterday through HL but after 20 minutes of holding on the phone I gave up, kinda regretting that now but have any of you tried selling decent amounts? I'm very concerned about the liquidity due to this being on a junior exchange?

Great stuff Hemo. I don't see how using green energy is harming the planet though, it makes total sense to use if for something and if that's the very thing that's going to end precious metal mining (for the purpose of wealth not tech) then it's cool with me.

Hilarious!

A bitcoin mine using 200MW of green energy that is otherwise not used in a congested power network.

Compared to mining gold in open cast mines with diesel powered machinery polluting the environment with lead, arsenic, cyanide, etc then transporting it all over the world to underpin paper notes....yeah I'm with you! :-)

lol London! :-)

Mara down nearly 14%

Riot down 14.2%

ARB down 12%

I'd say we're doing alright!

Thanks poptimist and I completely agree with you on most counts, certainly the MSM piece and the risk to fiat currency based organisations. Honestly, I think the share price at Argo is reflective of the risk appetite of most investors in Europe towards BTC and the fact that OTC listed businesses are viewed with even more skeptisism than AIM businesses here, NASDAQ is the future and we'll see the real value then...until then this is still a great time to buy more Argo :-)
US main market investors have a far greater appreciation for future value than we do here. I'm not personally seeing any manipulation here, especially when you consider the meteoric rise of the mcap over the last few months.

Well done for holding for so long, nice to see a genuine investor!

But Poptomist, JP Morgan are not the market makers. I worked with Finncap for many years, in a board position of a UK listed tech business that Finncap were corporate brokers, Finncap are exemplars of good behaviour. I've had many a lunch with their market makers and these dirty tricks are just not happening. They capitalise on market sentiment, simple and they do not amass great numbers of shares to sell back at a much later time considerably higher, they are typically trading on a very small float and the profit margin is usually the spread, this is why you often see the share price trading inside the spread. My point is that everyone thinks the market makers are con artists and 'trying to steal your shares' etc. With the exception of very rare events this just isn't the case. Yes, they are in this for them not you...that kinda figures.

It's amazing that no one every moans about the market makers when the share price is flying!

And at any rate, why are people concerned about intraday movements of price, if you're trading this then the market maker is your enemy, if you are invested then the market maker is creating the liquidity that will, in the event of people being willing to pay more for a share, see the price increase.

Mid Market price on OTC is $1.75 - So 126p

Exactly! Market makers only care about volume not price, if they move the price in one direction it's to capitalise on a volume opportunity....which funnily enough reflects market sentiment. The concept of 'keeping it somewhere for their mates' is utter rubbish and usually the opinion of people that really don't understand how a market works.

Jeez....we're not being shafted, why does everyone always blame the market makers! It's simply, stupid people who are over stretched are selling, probably chasing rainbows elsewhere. Germans are usually more logical and considered, and frankly probably better educated invested. Unfortunately popular shares attract the Betfred crowd! It's all minutia in the grand scheme of things.

@royroy In Retrospect It Was Inevitable

I believe you are completely wrong stating that the RNS was "not up to his usual standards". Hope that helps.

Thanks Roy

Roy, to be frank you're completely wrong. An RNS is not an implementation plan, neither is it a strategic detail document. Milestons will include things like laying foundations, erecting first steel, commissioning of HVAC...not the stuff of RNS. If you have specific questions just ask Peter Wall directly via twitter in one of his Q&A sessions. This is definitely up to his usual standards if not higher!

Slightly strange, someone has a buy order in for 21,068 shares @ 143

If the price closes up at 143 tonight don't be surprised to it opening down by 10% in the morning, this will be a false drop so don't be concerned....just saying.

This is interesting, someone has a buy order in for 41,877 @ 135

We may see 135 as the closing price.

On a more serious note, this is why you should always do your own research and not be swayed by rampers or derampers (in this case) however subtle.

OP Mysterguy

- Well we have a long road ahead unless you're one of the very many who has a '5p' average lol
You guys are all 1500% up.

As I said yesterday.

£1.20 and im out. But I can see that being easily 4-6 months away minimum. Lets see.

@mysteryguy - We all still in the wrong game?? Sorry...couldn't resist!