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Very good @JMT1234. Powell's printer propels price of PMs.

No doubt there is value there but its the share price growth that pays them bill$$$.
No good been the highest value company in the exchange if your sp is artifically low and has a huge spread and next to no trades.
This share is so unexciting and has a huge spread so you can't sell it off until it has grown massively to overcome the spread.
This could be 1 year, 5 years, 10 years if ever. I might even be drawing my pension before this does anything.
Value trap and I got caught. Just got to hold now and wait.

Thems good sandwiches them is..Keep 'em under your hat mate.

Anti Viral tab coming next year will clear away most travel concerns when this hits the shelves watch all travel stocks soar folks.

If this drops to those levels I will take it as a chance to top up and wait for £30.

There must be immense pressure behind the scenes to get this pumping gas. Natural gas demand is around the ATH whilst IOG suffers delay upon delay. Hope that this train doesn't leave the station before we start producing. Since Summer I've seen posts about moving boats here, moving boats there and promises of first gas been weeks away. Whilst gratefully received and interesting, any business must run to commited and credible plans (or so my other 'arf tells me when I'm decorating the hallway). So my direct question to IOG is 'Given the publicity surrounding gas demand, where is an RNS giving shareholders a clear and commited plan?'. In my mind you are starting to lose credibility guys. I'm nicely in profit being a long time holder but I'll pull the plug if I get a whiff of nest lining as the real reason for lack of transparency. On a separate note, as a UK based gas asset this must be protected from foreign power takeover.

JPM spoofing PMs. Search. You'll see. Small step to draining the COMEX swamp.

This morning over breakfast I asked my other 'arf to pass the jam.
"Sorry dear!" she said. "I'll get you some when I go shopping tommorrow."

Drop drop drop buy buy buy...This is already undervalued. Good Luck.

If this goes to low 10's I'll double up...

"When riseth Greggs not then buy another job lot.."

In the 80's I remember seeing on Good Morning Britain an Austin Metro that could do 100miles on a gallon of fuel and you could drive it yourself and you didn't need a charging socket to use it and it didn't track where you were going and what you were saying in your car.
'I like driving in my car...It's not quite a Jaguar..'

Turbulence has an 'e' not an 'a'. Ooops.

After a long a protracted courtship I finally opened a position at 1087p. I reckoned anything less than 1100p is a real bargain and the future is looking bright for JET2. It may bounce back today (happy days) or fall further. In the latter case I will average down and wait for the price to turn upwards.

Yesterday I woke up in my grey bed, put on my grey shoes, went into my grey bathroom in my grey house, combed my grey hair with my grey comb, brushed my teeth, checked my tongue (looked a bit grey). Went downstairs ate my grey cereals in a grey bowl. Opened the grey curtains, grey sky again. Turned on my grey laptop to check my shares. Some gains, some losses. MAFL still grey.

"We'll all eat their pies when Greggs's price doth rise.."

@C.Trader. Averaging down is a well adopted technique but it will depend on the size of your holding and how comfortable you are with extending your risk/reward. You could hold and accept that you might never get the full amount you invested back. You could sell, write it off, learn the lessons and move on. If you are 50% down say on a substantial holding if you get a series of 10% gains you can recover your loss.
50% loss is pretty brutal but 50% of 1k hurts less than 50% of 100k and it depends on how much you can afford to lose.
One of the golden rules is never to place more than you can afford to lose to do otherwise is a road to misery.
Everyone has opened positions on the trading/investing journey that they wish they hadn't, the key thing is to self-examine and learn. Good Luck whichever way you decide to go.

Gazprom buying IOG gas is OK by me. Gazprom buying IOG would not.

Gold/Silver ratio is worth watching. I'm sitting on considerable holding of PHSP and SGLP ETCs as well as FRES and MAFL so WHEN not if they rise again I will be very nicely positioned to make a decent profit. Good Luck everyone.

@Treacle24, I was just about to post about profit taking when I saw your post. Totally agree with you. I was thinking of cashing in yesterday as I had a decent 2 figure % profit and a drop was inevitable given the rapid rise. Maybe I should have sold 50% of my holding but I'm an all in or all out kind of person. However, I decided to just hold as I feel that the drop will be shortlived and be followed by another period of growth. Christmas and New Year are coming up. Pubs and clubs are open. People will always want a fresh look for going out and partying so I'm expecting this to keep going North. If it does I might even buy the nippers some presents this Christmas. Good Luck all ASC investors.