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Can anyone else explain how £7.60 is a good day for day traders? Or is this kid wrong? Seems to me he embarrassed himself by failing to check volume before jumping on here and trying to impress other rampy types. Bit like when red forgot it was Christmas day a few years back.

It's no wonder there is such nonsense posted here when this is the calibre of poster the board attracts.

This is too good ☺️

I think I asked first. Go on- yes or no to my question about £7.60?

Answer this question: do you consider £7.60 to be a good day for trading?

If yes: well done you. You'll soon be able to afford a new bike 👍

If no: why did you post such embarrassing, clueless nonsense this morning?

As I said: bullying. I can see you're backed into a corner of your own making but I'm pushing to point to see how much you squirm in embarrassment.

The other users of this board would no doubt welcome an admission of stupidity from you, and this thread can die.

I'll do the maths for you. £84 traded. 9% up on the lows of the day before. So the maximum anyone could have made is less than £7.60...

If that's what you consider a 'good morning for day traders', I think that confirms we are operating on slightly different levels 🤣

So no answers then?

I think anyone reading today's latest tripe from you can make up their own minds. If I continue to push the point I'll be guilty of bullying a simpleton.

Are you not also typing into an anonymous forum? You're a strange creature.

Can you explain why day traders would consider it a good morning? How many shares were traded a over 7.5p when you typed that? Do you know what a day trader is?

It's all unraveling for you once again, so my prediction is you don't answer those questions for fear of future embarrassing yourself.

Don't be embarrassed, pet. I assume by the fact you got excited at a few hundred shares out of range that this is your first share. That would explain your ridiculous but price thoughts, too. It's okay- we all have to start somewhere. Maybe consider L2 if you want to get really into it, or just keep having a flutter based on nothing at all- the choice is yours. Just be careful not to go all in if you're not willing to research - you'll lose more of your pocket money to people like me. Let solg be your lesson, and better luck in future 👍

No idea what you're talking about here, but can you enlighten everyone here- how many shares have been traded today at the price you described as "a nice start to the morning"? Do you believe anyone sold a meaningful amount of shares (over 100k) at 7.5p?

You're thick as treacle buddy, and you embarrass yourself every time you post. Do some reading, understand share trading, then try to get your head around solg as a struggling explorer, and next time you won't end up so far under water 👍

You clearly don't follow trades, novice

Instead you spend countless hours each month on here slug, parroting unsubstantiated nonsense without any attempt at critical thought.

You never did answer why you come here to talk about unrelated stuff, slug. Is it a lack of friends in real life or do you prefer the company of the various characters on here?

Red.. simultaneously rehashing the same brainless ramper narrative from the last 10 years and confusing millions with billions. This fantasy trader must be tired- maybe it's the thought of all the money he has lost for his wife's dog's uncle's cousin...

Add, good to see you coming round to the view I presented 5 years ago- TO requires a buyer, no matter how much solg might want a sale. It was always going to be a long slog: people on this board are finally waking up to that. What will happen to the sp in the meantime, and of we can we remain solvent without a big print remains to be seen.

the tragic futility of posting here is the one thing slug never bites over 🎣. he knows that whatever ridiculous reason he comes up with for posting here at least 5 (maybe 10, maybe 20+) hours a month will sound desperate, so he ignores it. he claims quady is some sad sack, but he's often the first and last to post in any given day. it's desperately, heartbreakingly sad, but it's been going on for years. no capacity to drop on/leave for a month. even the temporary reprieve of a ban (when he has 2 halves of shandy and gets ******) doesn't last long- he's straight back on, making yet another email account so he can talk to his 'friends'. gb news gets frothy about trans issues? slug comes here. the mail online has an article about asylum hotels? solgold forum for slug. new stateside non-farm data? 'better tell the lads on lse!'.

tragic.

These two are absolutely tragic. A weekend for family and they've spent hours on end bickering about nonsense that doesn't have an answer. My heart goes out to the poor old codgers. It was telling the other day when slug read something online and the only place he had to share it was the solgold board.

An NHS befriending service would really help with sad cases like this, and would save them costing the country more money when they decline into ill health prematurely from spending too much time in their basements.

Shorters will be fine 😜

Didn't read that. I told you, we're not talking again today. I know you crave my attention, but you can't have it. See if you can go a week without- it will be healthy for you 👍

The last week, how often have I been first to mention you, novice? It's always you, yapping at me like a horny terrier.

We get it : you're angry about being underwater, but rather than blaming the person responsible (you), you lash out at those who have made better choices.

Let's have a reset today. We'll stop talking now, and if you manage not to mention me tomorrow (unlikely) I won't reply. Problem solved (though not as neatly as it would be if you were just to go back to school)

You couldn't be further from the truth, novice, but clearly you need to make yourself feel better. Probably all that water in your snorkel. You do you buddy, and watch those 8p shares get cheaper

Could be dilution, or could be a lack of value generating events expected in the coming months. Sensible investors making money elsewhere.