Member Info for Skwizz

Me too.
0.86p.
I'm very patient and this share has given me trades from 5% to 300% over two years (20% in one minutes once, lol).
:)

*Bartely.
Soz,

@Bartley
Might have been me.
Not passing up a shot at 0.86p for a quick return in this rnage.
:)

J/k - The amount I trade would barely register. Heheheh.
Still pushing my portfolio up nicely though.
5% in a day is better than any bank interest rates.
:D

I buy and sell at different prices.
Sold today's tranche just below the high at 1.05.
15% on where I bought 'em around two weeks ago.
Thx again, UKOG.
Pleasure doin' business with you.
:)

Hope so JohnDoe_23,
I've already set my Sell on those for £18.00. I'm sitting on some that I've paid more for and am happy to do that for a while longer.
Most of my portfolio is rather more secure funds and dividend-paying shares.
I set aside 0.2% of that portfolio two years ago to "have a go" at trading and see how I fared.
Just over two years ago actually (April 2017).

I didn't intend trading Prism; I just believed it would grow (still do), but the volatility invited it and I have to concede that I was very lucky.
I also bought into UKOG with the intention of trading and did even better with that, although it hasn't done much over the last year and I fear my fun with those shares may now be over.
Bought UKOG after the gold-rush began at £0.03 and sold the next day at £0.085.
I've also bought them back at one price (forget how much now) and, as I was setting my resale price, it achieved it while I was typing and before I'd hit the button. So I made 20% in less than one minute.
So my 0.2% 'fun' portfolio is now 10% of my regular portfolio.
I re-balance it by channeling 50% of all its' profits back into my regular portfolio, so I will never have to walk away with nothing.
The rest rolls on, although I'm getting a bit cautious of trading now.
I've been lucky so far.
Whatever happens I'm in profit and I can't lose anymore, but it'd still be nice not to lose anymore.
;o)

Hi FrankyS1971
I understand why you've not invested for those reasons.
On the other hand, I invested when the shares were still worth £7.00 in May 2017 and I've held and traded them all the way up to almost £28.00.
Last September I was holding the largest amount I've ever held (so far) and sold at £25.00.
I watched the share plummet over the next ten minutes and bought them all back at £18.00.
About an hour later I sold again at £22.00.
The next day I did almost the exact same thing.
I estimate that investing in (and especially trading) this share has returned ten-fold my stake in two years.
You pays your money and takes your choice.

I just invested more at £15.00.
Even if it all went bust today, I'd still walk away with a 1000% profit.
:)