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Scamp I actually give zero ****s what they think, but am the first to admit that I made the mistake in the past of wasting VALUABLE TIME getting into futile discussions with them and others like them previously.

Assumptions is the mother of all ****-up's and I will leave it there.

Some people sell there time way too cheaply

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEsqGOHo0nI

Opp's I did it again in 13 minutes.

04/01/21 08:38 Lloyds Banking Group PLC - 52249 35.8784 £18,746.11 £8.00 £1.00-£18,737.11
04/01/21 08:31 Lloyds Banking Group PLC + 30024 35.001 £10,508.70 £8.00 £53.54 -£10,570.24
04/01/21 08:25 Lloyds Banking Group PLC + 22225 35.697£7,933.66 £8.00 £39.67 -£7,981.33

JB I will will endeavour to do better in future, but as I said previously I am just a novice, but one that can back it up with facts.

On the 18th December i posted that RMG showed a buy signal on the short-term chart but did not trade it because I had committed some funds elsewhere.

24 Dec 2020 SELL LLOY LSE 72,000 39.05p £28,104.89
24 Dec 2020 SELL LLOY LSE 100,481 39.30p £39,479.07
18 Dec 2020 BUY LLOY LSE 17,301 35.52p £6,188.55
18 Dec 2020 BUY LLOY LSE 14,000 35.45p £5,000.00
18 Dec 2020 BUY LLOY LSE 27,824 35.72p £9,999.74
18 Dec 2020 BUY LLOY LSE 20,572 35.25p £7,299.89
18 Dec 2020 BUY LLOY LSE 42,598 35.01p £14,999.92
18 Dec 2020 BUY LLOY LSE 28,36 135.04p £9,999.88
18 Dec 2020 BUY LLOY LSE 21,825 35.05p £7,699.76

Those that than can do, those that can't overvalue their own opinions.

A cat playing with a mouse ? That is one patronising comment to make.

What lies has Scamp told, can you list them all for me, maybe even create a separate thread detailing each and every lie he has told ?, or maybe Redceo can create a list on your behalf, because I know he likes lists and what with him posting, condescending remarks at 6 am on Christmas day, he clearly has too much time on his hands.

Seriously, for every lie you assume Scamp has told, I know for a fact that I could go through your own post history and highlight many more occasions whereby you made a complete fool of yourself, either with your comments or past investments and price predictions etc.

For the record, this time last year and pre-covid only three posters predicted where the share price was headed, one was Falkland, another was Derek, and the final one was Scamp. All three were ridiculed by the ramping circus, who no-offence were actually the ones that required a once in a lifetime pandemic to make good on their bad investment decisions and hopefully recover losses from those and prior bad investment decisions.

I actually did my due diligence on most posters before I joined this board and truthfully the best posters on this board, no longer post here or post very infrequently because of threads like this and the clown you aligned yourself with. How about you post about the profits you made in the last couple of weeks instead ? or did you not make any because you were too distracted posting nonsense on here.

It is what it is.

Fortunately, the circus visits are less frequent these days and most see the price of entrance is not worth it.

How much did any of you criticising Scamp, realise in actual profit during the last week ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaMX0Cs5Bc4

This post is not directed at anyone in particular but I really don't see where the problem is here and how has Scamp been exposed ?

It's not like Scamp is pretending to be a professional trader, advising people when to buy or sell and providing them with price points , nor is he someone who is posting according to an agenda based on his holding who intentionally tries to discredit anyone disagreeing with it.

Neither is he someone who just copies and paste the price or links to articles already priced in. Finally, he is not a clown who deliberately goes out of their way to antagonise people in almost every post.

He posts his views and opinions and historical posts actually highlight and show he has far more insight and has been correct a lot more than anyone who is currently criticising him.

Some people really need to ask themselves why they post on these type of boards, as they seem far more concerned about winning an ego battle than making a return of investment.

How much did any of you criticising Scamp, realise in actual profit during the last week ?

@Shaun Moving forward the company needs to book a profit in the next RNS, or at least improve the profit margins.

I am not a trading professional and pretty much a novice to it also, but I am a financial professional in a different field, and am fortunate enough to have some friends and colleagues who are traders and analysists for one of the major trading houses who have shared their knowledge and pointed me in the right direction in terms of TA and charting etc.

To be honest the best advice on where RMG is heading both short and long-term would be from the employees or ex-employees who have actually worked for the company, they're the posts I tend to focus on the most. Most others on these type of boards talk nonsense , have an agenda or are keyboard warriors.

Good luck with everything.

Anyone wanting to learn TA, there are some good free courses only such as babypips.com and the site @Scamp recommended previously has a TA cheat sheet.

https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/RMG.LN/cheat-sheet

I use a different site, because it allows people to use their own source code and charting scripts.

https://ibb.co/dtYDRhF

The sell signal on the 16th at around 1.30pm is a doji candle, on a nine count, at a key resistance level, and today was a buy signal on the 45 minute chart going into the close, but because the price had broken through the short-term moving average, (Yellow line) I did not think it was tradable, plus I had committed funds elsewhere today.

TA and Charting is just one area to research and it's in no way perfect but its a important and vital accompaniment.

The only new price does not take into account is news that is unavailable, if it did that would be insider dealing, and market manipulation which obviously does happen. I'm sure Boris has all his friends on the phone right asking him is it deal or no deal, just like on 28th September 2018 when key RMG employees sold there holding prior to the RNS being released.

TA did not give me a sell signal today, but it did on the 16th December at around at 1.30pm, today is actually a short-term buy signal.

You wrote the following about Technical Analysis and Bots :

The big part I think it can not really account for is news good or bad.
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Then you replied to Shaun who asked about why the price was dropping today - Adding

Shaunymac ongoing profit taking probably exacerbated by the gloom and doom around Brexit and no news on CWU deal. Looks like we will finish a few pence down on the week.
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Your response to Shaun is a contradiction of your reply to me.

Untrue.

Since March, the FTSE 250 has risen around 50 % whilst RMG has increased almost 300 %.

RMG has outperformed the Market due to COVID, and the fact over 25 % stock was purchased by either DK or the shorts, which created additional speculative buys from PI's and institutional hedge funds, plus brokers have added to the speculation and FOMO by raising RMG's price targets.

It will continue to outperform the market until normality resumes and / or reality sets in, much like it did on October 1 2018, especially If UKPIL cannot book a profit in the next RNS. RMG has been at overbought level's technically on the weekly chart since September, the Monthly chart since June, yet on the Daily and smaller timeframe charts it is currently oversold, which indicates the LTH and II's loaded up between March and June which is also when DK purchased. The weekly timeframe reached overbought levels when the shorts started to get squeezed out in September.

At the current price this is a trading and speculative stock, as opposed to an investment proposition and opportunity, at least until UKPIL can show it can be profitable and that is the "gamble" new investors are currently taking. They're banking on the next RNS being extremely positive and that is the real gamble people take with this stock, holding on to it in the lead up to and on trading statement dates.

Whilst lockdown restrictions remain in place, and until the company releases a performance related RNS there really is no reason to sell, especially while it continue trading above it's short, medium and long term moving averages.

Most people on these boards do not put much credence on charts or technical analysis but unfortunately the bots trading on behalf of the II's and hedge funds are programmed with it and trade based on it.

After the 355 level it's 370 and after the 370 level, next resistence is around 444.

The original mayhem happened after the October 1st 2018 profit warning when the price dropped £1.80p in two days (4.91 - 3.12)

The market now is different though, you only have to look at the Dow, it's trading at record highs due to all the liquidity being pumped into it. RMG could quite easily break the 444 level before reality sets in to the markets, you only have to look at Tesla to see the huge bubble that has formed in the US Markets. How long before it bursts though, is anyone's guess, but the FED has already pumped $9 trillion into the US Markets since March and the Put/ Call ratio is currently at the lowest level since the Dot-com bubble.

Bold move, especially with us on precipice of a no deal Brexit

Mass testing when the vaccine is about to be rolled out also seems like another **** up by the Government.

Similar to when they allowed people to flock to the beaches in June and July and reopened all the pubs and failed to enforce social distancing rules. That was when mass testing was needed.

Hopefully RMG get the contract and make a huge profit.

How does will this work ?

How would the testing kits be delivered and collected, if they're delivered and collected as part of the postman's daily walk then it could be a very profitable contract and make up for the decline in letters and Junk mail. On the other hand if these are to be delivered and collected in a similar fashion to parcel's I would not be surprised if they only broke even or even lost money on the contract.

During the financial crises of 2007-09 the construction industry was hit hard, and in an attempt to maintain cash flow and to slow down the burn rate of reserves many companies would under tender jobs an an attempt to get the business, in the hope they could make money on variation orders. Lots of companies went bust doing this.

TSSZ - Your posting style is very similar to someone else and for the record the shares you have been recommending over the last month as STRONG BUY's are collectively losing around 30 % each on average, which is quite an achievement considering the FTSE has risen 15 % over the last month.

@Nuri - Can you explain this with a breakdown in figures ? " Remember, absent one-offs, this company generated £300 million + profit! "

@Crystal, For RMG to pay a dividend they first need to be profitable, and the fact remains that UKPIL has not been able book a profit despite the unprecedented demand for parcels and this a worrying concern that will have a greater impact in the long-term if they cannot correct it.

In the short-term, especially while the economy is not fully open and a global vaccine is not available the price will likely continue outperform the market. Eventually though the pendulum will shift and other sectors will once again be back to their pre-covid cashflow and profitability levels. When that happens RMG as a loss making or break-even company at best becomes less attractive to financial institutions and investors and the price will be back to tanking 15-20 % on results day.

I am surprised they have not asked for a subsidy from the Government to cover the losses from UKPIL and/or a loan to expedite the transition to a parcel-centric company.