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careful, stew.

interesting price action. ironic, you still playing?

mystery, RNS tells you a big investor who held 9% threw in the towel and sold out on monday.

duplicate account, spamming board. contrary to lse t&c.

more like relentless spam.

bruno, that RNS was about a seller exiting two days ago.

zero, presumably.

sure. i'm happy to add in little nibbles, but i agree it still seems pretty soft, so maybe some better prices for adding yet. keeping powder in reserve for bigger dip.

hi daniel, yes, i do make some money trading, would be a bit daft to keep going if i didn't. but i'm more reliant on investment, not trades. best tip really is *stay away from s/bets*, but also stay way from short-term trading of any sort, since as you say most pis do end up losing. (unless you have some special reason to think that your background /skills puts you in the 15%?) if you must dabble, would suggest, firstly keep the stakes *small* - lots of people lose on spreadbets as they get overexcited by the leverage that's possible, seriously bad idea to get sucked into that. secondly, don't bet for the sake of it ... if you can't see a good trade that day/week/month, don't place one! lots of people get into a bad habit of overtrading, looking for gains that are too small (which then tempts them into stake sizes that are too big). thirdly, don't double down on bets going wrong - if you had an investment idea, but it's not going as you predicted, *don't* chuck more money at it. step out, & think again. fourthly, don't do it! fifthly, if you are going to do it, take it seriously, which means that each and every trade should be placed only if you think it's a good one ... don't place any bets at all "for fun", and don't put anything "in the bottom drawer" that doesn't work out. if something failed, cut your losses and get back what you can from the stake for another day. too many people trade seriously with 80/90% of their cash, but then waste the profits on a few frivolous 'side bets' sixthly, don't do it! atb.

a few PRU, with cash from selling a small slice from my LGEN.

small this am.

within q1? shell makes plenty around this PoO.

doesn't look too promising for my 4:30ish, as yet. ah well.

that would be nice.

np. seemed about as constructive as some anonymous poster on lse telling other the posters that the CEO has said, in an off the record message that can't be quoted and doesn't say anything that's not already in the public domain, that it's all going to be fine, given DW's track record with ADL.

maybe the CEO should do some kind of video interview to say, "everything's going to be fine?" possible template: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caXeAMseve0

hi daniel. i don't use cfds at all. i hold vodafone shares, but also some long-dated vodafone spreadbets (for tax reasons, rather than simply holding shares). alongside those, i also have some smaller positions in voda using daily funded (i.e. short term) spreadbets which i use for trading. usually long positions, but sometimes small short s/bs. i am trading voda actively, but in much smaller size than my longer term holdings. (same for various other main market stocks of mine.)

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from hsbc.

nibble from a BoD.