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Blu

I think that is endemic with most shares, one good news release and in come the day traders make their 10% and off they go and the S.P. drifts down.

It is no good these CEO'S complaining about poor share performance when they are the instigators of causing the habit forming behaviour of day traders scalping the fat off the bone.

Some are starting to realise that to overcome this common trait they need to pace the news so it flows with regular intervals .

This helps to deter day trading and encourages more people to invest long term without the fear of sudden spikes in the S. P.,.. trying to find stocks that are prime for gradual S.P. rises is like trying to find a needle in a haystack,.. but with perseverance you do come across some gems eventually.

FUD is an acronym that stands for Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt.

Another 110k added

Should be some profits coming next week from BLU, CHP and ALRT, All shaping up nicely.

Zealotliar get a life.

This share seems to have attracted the full pack of cards. Make what you want of that, but I would assume several of them are working very hard for their overlords to spook new investors of their shares.

Time and time again we see this and the longer it goes on the less convincing they become as people new to investing " learn" and become battle hardened to their deceitful tactics.

A vice like grip mentality on the shares you purchase , soon becomes the norm as you develop a "water off a ducks back" mindset.

So to all those non investors a reminder,... keep the lies coming, create as much disruption as you like , your just pouring oil on the fire .

I got in early, got my investment back and now sitting on 500,000 (free) shares.

My strategy is to now find low mcap, low share issue, companies with high growth potential. Get in early, maybe get lucky, get out with your initial investment and leave the remaining shares.

I am on a role atm did the same yesterday with BLU, reducing risk early gives you the chance to free up money to grow your portfolio which in turn reduces your risks.

I like LinkedIn, following the people that matter, if they have any interesting points to make you get immediate notifications that can alert you to developing news.

Looking forward to the morning on a free ride with this one, see if I can grab some more on the bell.

My spare cash is exactly that, I have not sold any CapAI shares to fund BLU or HEX.

All investing is a gamble if it was a cash guaranteed money maker we would all be rich.

Tiger

I find your posts hilarious, paid off your mortgage with your btc, lol.

I bet your missus is a glamour model, you drive a Ferrari , your son plays centre forward for a Premier League team and daughter is married to a member of a JPop band,..have I missed anything?

Had a punt in BLU this morning , doubled my money in two hrs, could be one to hold.

I also broke my rule on mining and put £500 in HEX , just for fun to see if the U.S. listing has an impact today when the U.S. markets open.

CapAI will have it's day, just relax and look at other options if you have spare cash.

How's it looking on L2?

I suspect Harrison is bitter because EME has been a complete disaster losing most of it's gains over the last few weeks.

It is relevant but that is a choice that too often leads to people buying back in at higher levels or investing elsewhere (rainbow chasing) being the worse case caused by a sense of false security.

I am just giving an example based on my years through making these wrong judgments and learning from mistakes.

Nice one guys,thank you for keeping the board updated it all sounds interesting. Woke up earlier than usual this morning, can't imagine what caused it 😄

Any way I decided to take my mind off matters by just doing a few little math examples for those who think it's good to take early profits when investing Long Term.

So let's say you buy 500,000 shares @ .0072 your initial investment is £3,600.

You have a great start and within days the value has gone up to £4,100 @.0082

You decide to top slice the £500 profit as you do a dummy sell and are offered .0077 ,seems great eh?

Go on take that money ,after all,.. your here to make money.

Well if that is the case you may as well take it all out,..your not an investor ,your a day trader!!

Here is why I draw that conclusion.

If you bought 500,000 shares with your initial investment,..as an investor you would leave them to build more profit and may even add more shares to build a bigger holding,..always a good idea to have some money in reserve to take advantage of any buying opportunities if the S.P. dips

Here's what happens if you confuse taking profit early as a smart thing to do if you are committed to the share long term.

Your £500 profit cost you the loss of 64,935 shares,...so you now have 435,065,..worse still is the fact that they are now worth £3,567.53,..not £3,600 because of the dilutive effect of your profit take.

if you now decide to top up to get back to your original 500,000 shares you better make sure you do it below the original price you paid to break even otherwise you are going backwards.

Have a nice day and good luck to all invested long Term.

Good luck all tomorrow, an RNS would be nice but I am still building my holding in here so won't be disappointed if there is nothing. This one feels similar to early momentum in CapAI,so hopefully a few weeks from now the S.P. climbs in a similar style.

I share Billy and Panamabobs sentiment in learning a hard lesson , a two year apprenticeship bought and paid for with losses from inexperience and poor investment choices, Oil,Gas and dodgy lifestyle CEO's.

I have now narrowed my investments down to staying the distance,holding and building with CHP, CapAI and ALRT, positive news from all three over the months ahead will put these companies on the Radar and anyone invested in these now should see good returns.

Panamabob

I just want to get my losses back plus the two years of interest it would have earned if I had the common sense to have put it in a high interest yield bank account.

This was far more exciting at the time but it's starting to wear thin now, especially when you make the effort to keep people's enthusiasm up and then get called a deramper by some nobody who's clueless as to how long I have invested here.

Your naive to think that it is solely the problem trading AIM shares.

I don't actually see what gives someone full license to make negative comments on a share they have no intention to invest in.

For what purpose would someone post on any board constant lies and disinformation other than to create a negative aura.

The fact we know the institutions put their own employees in here to disrupt any positivity tells you how desperate they are to accumulate shares below the live buy prices.

The London Stock Exchange has rules and regulations that are suppose to safe guard against any underhand fixing of prices, yet we all know the FCA sits comfortably along side the market makers turning a blind eye to their questionable activities.

When Dr Nag made that statement about all shareholders being rewarded I wonder if he fully understood the corrupt system he was allowing his carefully nurtured R42 business to be exposed to.

If he has a plan to break the rinse repeat cycle of manipulation it had better be a good one for all our sakes.

Corrupt established methods of money distribution. I can give you a recent example of someone who wanted to transfer money the bank blocked the move. The big 5 banks are no longer there for the little investor and they are terrified of new online banks that offer more choice and better rates of return.

Things need to change and if they do not it is up to the public to effect change by moving away from the established cartels

Andy

How long have you been here and are you trying to lower your average.