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Hope so, Djm.
I'm down for 0.95p, but will jump (this morning's buy) anywhere above 0.9p.
That'd be a super-quick 15%.
:)

Nice one TH2.
I dug in as well.
Even though i'm uncomfortably over-exposed now.
If it falls any further I will start to prepare some fresh undies.
:)

lol
Could only gloat if there's some actual profit, not that gloating is what any of this is about anyway.
Why would I care what any of you think?
Only ever tried to provide some visibility on how and why traders can make money out of this.
Nothing wrong with LTH, but in the meantime....
;)
It was actually a comment on the ridiculous daily ramping fanatasies.

Cheers, SCORED.
Been a while since traders have been able to get any quick trades out of this.
Hopefully this week may be better.
:)

I was watching all the rampers commenting on what a good RNS it was.
So naturally it was predictable the SP would fall.
Thanks guys.
:D
Even though I'm already over-exposed (about £5k more than I want to be), I just bagged another £4k at 0.78p.
Will sell them this afternoon after the price recovers to +0.9p again.
:D

Heheheh.
;)

...By the end of the year apparently.
:D

Lol!
:)

If I can catch any bull-run in time, regardless of reason, then yes.

But half my portfolio is for LTH already, and the other half for trading.
The trading half has already exceeded anything the SP might achieve over the next twelve months but has died off recently.
Unless the 'dream' price rise were to happen extremely quickly (as in, the 2017 rise), I would probably be caught out;
I would have kept selling for smaller price rises to buy back in quickly.
I'd then be priced out and have to accept a buy-back for smaller profits, if the price were to keep going up.
I'm not clever enough to make that work and might be tempted to stay out and bet on my LTH.

My LTH half would catch it though, and that's what it's meant for (were one ever to happen again).
I personally don't feel that there will be any chance of another gold rush until sometime after Q2, 2020 now although we could experience some more volatility (YAY!).
I also don't think we'll see another overnight 10p surge (I think of it as 10p because that's what I sold at, it actually went over 11p) .
That's not to say it won't ever go to 10p again.
It may well do, but I've no idea how long it may take.
I'd like that feeling to be mistaken (by facts, not wish-lists).

I think the business can succeed, but still have some worries about some decision-takers.
With lower and lower volatility, it's hard to trade and my strategy has gone to long-term hold at the moment.
I try to adapt to change, so that could change back again in 5 minutes.
:)

LONG-POST ALERT (for my fans).
:)

While I agree with the sentiment and opinion of this article, Motley Fool has become click-bait for investors.
They often post entirely opposing 'long-term' opinions of the same equities, on the same day.
Found them interesting when I began investing for myself, but not for the last couple of years.
:)

Yes.
:)

lolol.
:)

If they believe the SP will rise again from it's current modest position, the sensible thing to do would be to wait and sit it out.
There's no problem.

If they believe it's just going to keep falling, the sensible thing to do would be cut-yer-losses and sell up now.
Again, there's no problem.

If they're busy not doing either of the above, it's fairly obvious there's another agenda.
:)

[Not suggesting that the rampers aren't just as bad.]

"We've already had seismic activity there in the past."

Handy to know, mate.
Thanks for the heads up.
We'll store that little snippet for when Swampy tries and blame any more on UKOG.
:)

Of ten trades?
:)

That's correct Bernie.
But I don't risk capital in just one area.
I allocate an amount to each investment.
I made a mistake in November and bought an extra tranche;
I manage my investments via spreadsheets I wrote some years ago.
My p.c. was fried in a storm at the start of November and I couldn't access them for three weeks.
I didn't trade much but a UKOG opportunity arose which I felt I couldn't pass up.
More of my portfolio was already invested than I realised which took me over the limit.
Thus I was unable to purchase more when the price went below 1p again recently.

[I have still traded elsewhere, although everything's been quieter recently].
:)

Alas, no profit fer me this time, Sandy.
I'm over-exposed on UKOG at the moment (all at higher prices too), so couldn't buy any more even at those prices.
:(

;)

Et, voila!
+8% from the start of this thread.
:)

Thanks for posting, groupplease.
One of this board's rare 'informative' and productive contributions these days.
Appreciated, and thanks again.
Merry xmas.
<|:-i)>

Whilst I agree with the sentiment, I still wish I didn't have that mental picture...
;)

Ohhh yeah.
:)