Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Mibo, learn to take the L. I've given you the necessary information. Do your own dummy sell if you don't believe me, although maybe you're not sure how to work these simple things out with you being a novice? Anyway, you have been proved to be a liar and an untrustworthy person willing to scare others in to losing money so you can benefit. Despicable. I'll leave you to your sad existence as there's trading to be done.
Do a dummy sell on IG for 10mil and tell me you don't get a price bigger than 0.023. I currently get 0.0276. Absolute novice.
Have you ever heard of the concept of day trading? I have been in and out of FJET sporadically for months. It's been a gift. You should try it sometime. But please do tell me why these shares were worthless yesterday when I've been making money? I'm waiting...
Quick question Mibo. How come I'm able to sell the worthless shares I bought yesterday for more money than I paid? Novice.
One third of the company traded this afternoon. Quite astonishing. I think we're going to have another very busy day tomorrow and stock looks like it's getting harder to get hold of. A lot of those 200k+ trades will be going to people / institutions who will hold for the much bigger returns.
I can get a dummy sell price at 0.02. That is not worthless. Unlucky fella but you're wrong about them being worthless. That's a fact. Move along now.
Mibo, will you now admit you are wrong?
No it doesn't. Stop costing people money.
Just because you keep saying it Mibo it doesn't make it true. Change the record as it's obvious what your game is. Why even be here unless you're panicking about the SP rising?
Might be 0.4 by this time tomorrow if rumours are true.
That was live quotes to sell 2mil on IG. Sell quote now is 0.0301.
Actual live spread is 0.0295 - 0.0309. And it moves quickly on a few buys so a small spike is very easy to profit from.
Going up fast now. Not much stock around so it'll bounce hard.
They have the option to abstain. So anyone who would like to vote No will be told, before the meeting, that they should take that course of action to avoid legal ramifications. That way they can turn around to Dorris and Jim saying they didn't give it the go ahead it was others. It will pass one way or another.
The FCA will have noticed stuff in the way they deal with customers that doesn't fit with their Consumer Credit Sourcebook (the rules for how to lend / collect money). They will have given them a list of things to improve so NSF will now be reviewing the list and making amendments where necessary. They then invite the FCA back to re-review what measures have been taken so that they can get a clean bill of health. It's fairly standard stuff and just the FCA keeping them on their toes.
I worked on a project at one of the big banks a few years ago when a similar thing happened. They gave them a list of over 200 things they wanted improving but that was when the Sourcebook was fairly new out so people weren't used to it. I would imagine NSF's list has been compounded with the type of complaints Amigo have seen coming through and the FCA want to try and pre-empt that.
The TR1 from yesterday is not the seller! It doesn’t take much to work that out. The interview today confirmed it again. The reduction in holding is linked to the loan. I’m only telling you this so you’re not mistakenly using those figures.
Alwayz - my simple brain sees it as this... Company makes something that they want to sell and make a lot of it but it's going to take time to sell the stock. They can't make more, or pay people, until they have the cash in the bank for the the stock so an investment vehicle says 'hey, we'll pay you for that stock and you pay us back when you sell it but we're going to charge a percentage.' SYM are the middle men and also charge a percentage. Might be wrong but that's what I see it as. And companies are desperate for quick turnarounds on stock at the moment.