RE: Troutisout21 Mar 2019 21:23
lukehere,
I fell into the category of the retail punter, however I stayed resilient and afloat and played the market for what it is.
You seem to fall into the category of Walter Mitty, not sure how to square your post below with your previous posts,
"TERNIn the first instance,26 Aug '18
What is your view on what lay behind the volatility,Olderandwiser?
I bought over 2.5 million at an average of 2.3pence and subsequently,quite rapidly,saw a paper profit of over £1million,which is now much diminished.
Most rational people would have taken serious profits which,added to a series of professional shorting attacks,allied to TERN being obliged to issue a number of bearish RNSs seemingly led to the current significant weakness in sentiment and in the share price.
Sentiment is now swinging back to the positive whilst the IP of TERN's investee companies continues to impact hugely, via partnerships etc, in the burgeoning IoT arena.
I therefore look forward to seeing the TERN share price back above 26p imminently and to its attaining new highs on a 6 month view."
"TERNRe in the first instance26 Aug '18
I am an TERN investor,looking forward to new highs allied to a positive news flow.
More than happy with my current level of profit even though it is not at the heady levels of a few weeks ago.
Each to his own.
Most miss the life changing gains through leaving too early."
"TERNDestination of TERN share price27 Aug '18
Hindsight cowboys always get it correct !
When TERN performed in spectacular fashion plenty left the party at 5pence,10 pence,15 pence and upwards.
Only a deluded braggart claims to buy at the bottom and then miraculously exit at the peak.
So,I am more than £700K down on what I might have achieved;yet if the SP hits £1,or significantly higher,then will I be worrying?"