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Lol Penguins.
A very similar history to Simple00....
;)

That's how long I've watched bad investors and fools ramp this share on every little spike.
Four years.
That's when the SP was 11p and how long it's taken for it to fall to 0.2p.
And every week some genius has posted how "the train's leaving the station!"; "Wouldn't want to be out over the weekend!"; and "We're on our way!".

All of these people have been very clever.
Look at the graph of the SP's performance over the same period and see how clever they've been.
Ask yourself how clever you've been.
Did you listen or did you DYOR, follow your own counsel and make your own decision?
Were you influenced in any way?

The worst rhetorical question a long-term investor will ask is "How low could it go?".
:)

Quite a bit of ramping here today

What's the agenda?

They have a strategy.
They're paid to achieve certain results.
For that I don't blame them for trying to remove their opposition, one by one.
I take it as a compliment, but some of it really makes me chuckle too.
;)

While yer in the real world, Oofy, I'll continue recommending yours and reporting theirs.
;)

There is no 'news' outside of the RNS.
The 'placing' news came from an article asking if that was why there had been so much ramping this morning.
I would hesitate to say it is unlikely, as placings usually follow such RNS'.
But I won't be buying any more quite yet.
:)

0.19 again.
Hope nobody was caught out by these con-men and bought in at the peak of their ramp-fever earlier.

"We'll get it up to surface even if it means me going down on a bungee cord with a bucket."

That may be more effective than having Salmon Slacks involved.

You mean... "investors".

And yet the SP has taken the "news" and risen just 0.45 of one penny.
Hmmm....

Yep, ditto.

Wiz, you "lose" money by selling your shares for a lower value than you bought.
Until you sell and "realise" a loss (or a profit), your shares may drop in value, but you have not "lost" money.
I too have had to 'sit' on shares here to avoid a loss while their value fell (after my original successes).
But then I started using the falls in reverse of what I did four years ago to recoup the losses.
That was 50% of my original profits, which I had to 'trade' back up over the last two years.
I posted most of what I was doing at the time, not all - at the request of some on the day.

Disappointed to hear that from you Qwerty.
Whenever I post about that, I have posted exactly the same numbers, only (slightly) updating with time* (*I've made much more here since although not with as big margins, nor as quickly as I did then).

As when I first posted here, I posed because many (most at that time) were decrying the potential of trading.
I had already made that much by then and was looking for info., merely wishing to point out that trading (flipping really) was possible and had reeled in bigger rewards than long-term strategies.
If any of what I've said has coe across as bragging, it was not meant to and is probably due to my own inability to deal with the surprise of my own success with it.
It was not in my armour when I began but, even though well above 95% of my portfolio is Long-term, I have still achieved my biggest returns (and one biggest loss) from flipping shares.
Particularly UKOG, but also BP; AVCT; PRSM; FEVR; and some smaller US companies.

I had an 'accidental' success with BP slightly before I arrived at UKOG and bought into UKOG without intending to trade at all.
But I don't like quick rises / falls in any of my holdings and am not averse to selling quickly to bank a big rise or avoid a large fall.
I did that with BP and wondered if I could turn that experience into a strategy.

I would point out to all everyone pretending to be an "LTH" here, there is no dividend.
The only way toy make profit from UKOG is to Buy and then Sell at a higher price.
Whether you do that in a day or ten years, you're still trading that share.

I still approve of any means to make a profit, here or elsewhere, and try to help when I can.
But Geeze!
The IQ on this board falls day by day.

:)

I am committed to my family, friends and profit.

You're quite correct though, in that I have zero commitment to UKOG.

You're incorrect in calling me a trader.
I'm an LTH; Just not with UKOG.
There has been no LTH profit in UKOG.
Overall I've banked 10,000% profit by trading it, as opposed to just 300% from the 11p spike.

Regardless of views I wish you and everyone else good profits, however you choose to make them (as long as you're not mis-leading others).
Hoping that someone else doesn't make profit just because they hold different views to you is a special kind of low.

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wizard125
Today 10:44
Posts: 3,800
Price: 0.1825
No Opinion

cynderlad
That's why you are short & I look forward to your tears!

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A new low.

Four years ago it was above 11p.

That'd be a helluva lifeboat!
;)

The markets only exist because of traders.
LTH's are trading over a longer term than what you think of as 'trading'.
LTH's only make money from traders affecting the share price from minute to minute.

I will accept your criticism of rampers / derampers.
:)

...or increase!

(purely for balance).

I can't see your post but, from your title-heading, I'm guessing you must have Mirasol filtered.
I recommend you don't.
You might learn something and your headings might not seem as dumb in future.