RE: Robbie share swindler5 Nov 2022 09:22
Hi Frankie
I’ve noticed you posting on the PREM & BOIL BB’s regarding Robbie. They’re all stocks that I have significant holdings in.
There are Traders who jump on the bandwagon, ramp a share to high heaven then sell up their £5-10k on 10% profit and move into the next target.
There are long term holders who take a position and remain as long term loyal holders though thick and thin.
Then there are investors like Robbie, who research, see a company with strong fundamentals and opportunity for growth and buy into a stock heavily and build a huge position fast. They promote (or ramp if you like) it and then on the rise sell 50% or more of their holding for a free ride. They’re looking for the maximum potential from a stock and placing their money accordingly. Some might argue this is an example of good investing.
What it does rely on us not having a loyalty or emotional based connection to any stock. This can seem, to long term holders at least, as not very genuine.
What all investors need to do is research and find a company like KOD where the fundamentals are solid and beyond doubt. If you find that then it matters little if someone buys and sells, pumps or dumps. Value will out, and if you’ve done your research then you’ll have the confidence to look past the intraday rises and falls and hype.
Robbie’s tactics aren’t to everyone’s tastes but equally being rooted in a stock out of loyalty to a company that isn’t even aware of your existence might appear to other investors as missing out on opportunities.
Good luck with the investments. PREM, KOD and BOIL will all do very well.