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Exactly Dee. Unusually high volume can signal market turning points. Basically, all those stale bulls upset with the performance sell their shares and then no-one else left to sell.

'The volume represents panic selling and desperation on the part of the sellers to get clear of a falling market'

54 million shares were traded today. Somebody saw opportunity in every one of those shares.

makes no sense to me somebody who thinks his/her investment is ****ed yet carries on holding.

I read every day. How often do you read? I mean, we've offered you advice and guidance, we've recommended good books, we've even given you pdf's, have you read any of it? No, you just throw it back in our face.

1. You are in no position to be calling anyone clueless.

2. You're paranoid. How many times have people shown you their investments and trade history to prove to you that they are not trading Armadale, just to ease your emotions and make you feel better?

Highest volume day because its turned into another AIM dog Dan - Makes absolutely no sense and I've never read in any book on investing or trading anyone state that high volume days are because the stock is a dog.

You're simply talking nonsense .

Leathal, I'm presuming you took the loss and sold your shares today?

If not then please don't be telling me, or anyone else for that matter, to 'wake up'.

Highest volume day on record. large volume days can mark stock market bottoms. Perhaps today is that day.

You talk about wages as if they're not one of the lowest on AIM. It was the use of the word imminent, now it's wages.

Divergence? Armadale are an investment company who took on a second project. It is not unheard of to have multiple different projects.

How did you come to the conclusion that the company will not be able to advance Mahenge?

That was a nice little trade then, well done, it's not an easy thing to do.

These over reactionary dumps are often followed by hug rebounds, and can mark bottoms in share prices.

I put on my big boy pants and bought a few more shares.

Amtech, your bitterness is becoming cringy

Or maybe you're just being hypersensitive

Nobody should be bitter. You invested your money, you (should) know the risks, you should know how to apply risk management to mitigate these risks as much as is possible, if you don't know then maybe you should pick up a book.

Bitter little man you are Amtech.

Lingering stench springs to mind.

RHT, I have one question for you.

Can you show us on the doll, where Dee hurt you.

Ta.

Yes they have, you've mentioned it on a regular basis for years.

Not all of us think he intentionally misled the market and some of us are looking at the bigger picture.

You've had loads of time to sell Amtech yet You've chosen not to.

"shoot down my credibility in order to show that MB is credible"

What planet are you living on? Nobody shot down your credibility, we only highlighted it.