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Best wishes Stars.

Well said Daveweld - lots on here losing their bottle.

Happy days - bring on the SP fireworks display

Fair play Rog49 - you got a 10 bagger in May

MCAP has hit 100m

The Carpenters song:

"Its only just begun"

Springs to mind.

On Hargreaves Lansdown

Never a dull moment with GDR - more of the same please?

Drill results, gold valuation, payment from Hainan Group.

As Uncle Bernard would say “tantalisingly” close.

Maybe in their due diligence process Riverfort are privy to more information than us.

E.g., on the sniff of more commercial take up in the UK, Europe, or further afield the SP would soon re-rate.

stockpickfree

Ooooh yes i have: experienced losses that is, but i always attempt to ensure my risk is spread across FTSE stocks, AIM stocks, Equity Funds, property, and pensions. And i'm sure i'll make losses in the future and profit i hope.

Anyways, i've enjoyed the debate - best of luck to you.

stockpickfree

I set an average stock-price at which i am comfortable buying in at, a price at which to top slice at, and then let the rest of my investments go on a free run. Obviously if they hit a real sweet spot i'll sell out completely and move on or leave a small amount in.

Over the last 30 years i haven't experienced the huge losses that you describe, but i am sure they are possible.

I find this less stressful than day-trading or holding short term positions. When day-trading, one is constantly monitoring the market and making quick decisions. By holding stocks long-term, you can avoid this stress and focus on the long-term investment strategy i describe above. It's also very interesting learning about different sectors by investing in a diverse range of stocks.

Doing it this way gives you a pipeline. The stocks i spoke about earlier were purchased 2-3 years ago, from profits from stocks purchased 5 years ago, and so on and so forth.

What you thinking Bigbench - does MATD have a tea lady who talks my old GDR pal?

Fairly motoring now - go on Matd.

5p on the ask - happy days!

I respect your strategy Stockpickfree, but beg to differ.

Nothing wrong with putting a share in the bottom drawer for a while or planting a seed today to sit under the tree in the future.

I'll give you 3 examples from my portfolio, that i have sat on paper losses in the past, but am now reaping the rewards on my average price:

- Prem +367% and starting production this week
- Kod +51% with $118m funding JV in place with the Hainan Group
- Matd +32.9%
- GDR: in profit (but not much) in my ISA and HL Stocks and Shares Account and not for selling anytime soon. If i croak it at least my wife and kids will be well supported. LOL.

Good luck all.

GDR -

Don't know about the rest, but i'm hoping for 1p, and that's me 400% up. In hindsight i should have put in much more at 0.2p.

Happy for everyone - great days ahead.

"The stock market transfers money from the impatient to patient."

Some on here have greater perseverance and patience than others.

I believe that GDR is on the cusp of scalable commercial success in the next 6-12 months. Also fully funded to September 2024.

Others can do as they please but i know where my £20,000 ISA allowance is going when profits from another venture of mine clear next Wednesday.

Good luck to everyone - whether you buy, sell, or hold,

I know there are 7 private hospitals in the UK - that's why i said several: The word "several" is an adjective that means more than two and fewer than many.

Well said Raffs and bighammer - plus several private hospitals in the UK with maternity wards.

Might their not be the possibility of litigation, for trusts who fail to adopt the test, in the very unfortunate event of hearing loss because the test is not administered prior to medication?