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Well seeing as you joined in the BB when the share was about 21p and started sly de-ramping (it was obvious) whereas I posted from about 10p. You could argue if my comments were bullish then I helped a lot of people make a lot of money right up to 35p ! And you wont find many people on these BBs telling people they've sold out ! What I did was state that people didn't get too emotional about a stock as that was a surefire way to lose money, especially when Leister stated he wasn't bothered if it went back to 6p he still wouldn't sell ! People had 3 chances to sell in the 30s so it wasn't as if it was a spike.

Oh, all of a sudden my correct words are quoted....what a surprise... Again you're inventing outcomes. Where did I ever say "10p" What I action is my own business just as you like to fill us all in with your business after the event.

Still, waiting for my apology Chartist for deliberately miss quoting me. Will report and get you banned otherwise.

Oh dear. You have the wrong persons quote there...lol.

Just thought I would drop by and catch up on the phenomenal chart preditions lol. And actually I'm not 'skint' as someone stated ! Looking out over beautiful Falmouth Harbour in Antigua, 29c at 1,30pm. You see Chartist I don't need to " buy back 450k shares' (where that figure came from is anyones guess) A serious 'Trader' doesn't have time to spend on a tiny small cap BB 'helping others'...do me a favour.

Few desperate T traders having to sell. That must hurt. Hold/add big Times coming.

Fredo72 You are so wrong it's not true. Remember I was posting here when the share was 10p.... But think what you like if it makes you feel more comfortable.

Chartist If i had posted that I had sold out the abuse you get can be unbelievable. I've seen it so many times before. I was all for keeping a bit of a holding but something was telling me this had gone up too fast too soon. The alarm bell for me was not holding 30p which I felt was the point it would centre around after the AZ. RNS . Then you have to step back and look at the wider picture and say to yourself 'how much do you want to get out of this'. In my case I felt it was greedy to hold out for more when i could see a retrace. Then the RNS came out with 2020 writen on it plus the knowledge of at least 10 mills. worth of warrants to come and there's only one way it's going for a while. Not to say I won't buy it again because they'll be plenty of stock. I personally don't believe the company will support the SP, not when it was down at 8p a short while ago. Not tricking anybody as you yourself have made many statements such as '35p then 43p etc" We're all big boys now and should make our own decisions in life.

Dr. Brave of you to admit you should have sold. Believe me we've all been there. People might say they're 'lth's' but are they ? Most don't want to admit it but they're playing blind and just following trends. And more than once been shafted by BODs that say one thing and do another especially in the AIM casino. Don't put in what you can't afford to lose is such a true statement. BOL.

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Well Dr. I'll follow sentiment all day long, don't think that one man is cleverer to beat markets forces, it doesn't happen. Everyone has a buy button and a sell one it's just that many can't use the sell one properly because greed kicks in: fact. Most often people hear about these tiny stocks on forums like these otherwise you would never be aware of them. I take it that you didn't take advantage of the 30p plus available despite you saying you have had 88k for a long time ? I can't control that , so don't infer it.

Chartist me old mate. I haven't posted on here for a while because I was one of those who sold out at over 30p. I don't broadcast sells because people in general want to hear positive news on BBs. The reason I sold was simple. It had had a phenomenal rise from about 8p and had tried three times to hold over 30p and failed. I took that as a big warning that the stock had run out of steam. Primarily a stock like this in its infancy lives on sentiment and I got hurt big time in my early trades years ago by thinking they were the best thing since sliced...Be mistake and I never get attached to anything now no matter how wonderful the picture is painted. I'm at cash now apart from a few little punts. Markets have overboiled and are due a correction for a while. Most who bought at low figures will have sold now and may just buy back in again if some really good news hits, orherwise this could keep drifting. It's just the way it works. ATB to all LTHs.

Read your quote. Ramping ? Oh the irony.

Don't get so emotional Chill.

Sold at loss ?... "CLPRE: 94p paid13 Mar '18 If you aren't in now is the time :) Good news coming fast" Lol.

0.75 gone. North to 1p.

Could be at the last time to add at less than 0.75p Get in.

RKB I thought just the same thing. I always thought the market had to be notified within 3 working days. What I do know is, with that placement at 1p this SP atm is ridiculously cheap.

Of buys but the SP dips. Come on....

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