"It's a mathematical impossibility." There's a good chance he just doesn't understand numbers. Seems like the kind of guy who'd go to an arcade and spend all day putting pound coins in the change machine, only to shout "I WIN!" when five 20p pieces come out.
Don't count your chickens. If and when the volume starts to move again he'll be back with the same performance. He's the worst kind of person, and he should have been banned long ago.
He crawls into every board. I'm fairly sure his strategy is to sit staring at the top risers board and dip in and out to deramp, then switches to the most sickening ramping as soon as he buys in. His performance on the FITB board was cringeworthy. I very much doubt he made anything like a grand here.
Ah, the mating call of the blue titted systematic who just sold his holding and is now looking for another entry point. Such beautiful song.
Then feel free to invest in either. We're quite happy here, but thanks for your concern.
I bought in at 1.77 at 08:53. I could sell now for a 15% gain, but I won't, because I'm not an idiot and I know how much MIO is worth. Jog on.
Ah, so your research goes as far as glancing at a chart. Well done, sir. Maybe your next task should be to read an RNS and look at the company's balance sheet. Current assets three times higher than the current market cap. Pump & dump? Really?
P.S. Naturally, holders shouldn't be tempted to sell too early. It's difficult to buy right now, and there's only one way this is going. Hold firm and don't allow yourself to be shaken out.
We will bat around between 2 and 3 for a while as people who bought in a couple of days ago start to break even or turn a profit. We should also see a lot of new investors enter out of fear that they'll miss the ride up. Look at the fundamentals. There's no question that the share price should be several multiples north of where it is today.
Top of the risers board again. I like the look of that.
Just from the point of view of assets the current share price is beyond a joke. £24m in current assets, and the current market cap is around a third of that amount. Not even taking into account the phenomenal prospects of the company it's currently undervalued by a massive amount. Of course now we're seeing the buyers flood back in. Let's hope for a sustained correction to a sensible price.
We can only hope this means MIO has hit bottom and is ready to rise again. Hard to tell so early in the day, but it's looking promising so far. It'd be very nice to see us rise over 2p again.
I give up. You, sir, are a monumental tool, and you seem to insist on following me to every board I visit, dribbling your wet leavings behind you as you go. You really have to find a more fulfilling hobby.
Maybe read an RNS or two before you post again, systematic. It might save you from any more embarrassment.
Yeah, systematic. You 'win'. When I was a little kid I dreamed of spending 8 hours a day deramping shares. You're really living the dream.
Jesus effing Christ, systematic. This is now the SIXTH board I've been reading in as many days on which you've crawled in to deramp. Why do you do this? Seriously, what's gone wrong with your life?
Willans, what's happened today had nothing to do with potential. Profit takers took their winnings, and the red numbers scared away investors. The potential is still very much there, and people see it (I just bought £2k worth), but we need a fresh start in the morning without the big red -20 hanging over the page.
I'm the same, jamie. Doubled my money yesterday in FITB, then got out early today to enter MIO when it was 10% down, only to watch it immediately drop to around 30% down. Today has cost me a little under a grand, though I'm still ahead for the week. I suck at trading.
After an overdone drop you'll begin to see a few buyers returning towards the close in preparation for tomorrow, when MIO will creep back towards 3p. Prove me right, MIO.
Sorry for the off topic stuff, MPLE guys :)