Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
HH, agree, but more simply put is 'that one can do what one wishes with one's own money, but if you take a risk and win on AIM do not expect to do so every time. If you take a risk and lose (excepting cases of unforeseeable corruption) do not complain. You win, you lose, either way it's your 'fault'. In or around the mid sixties, home from sea, Eastern Service on £15 per month, I lost £150 (won the previous week on a tote treble) on a 4-1 dead cert by the shortest of short heads at York race (£750). Never had a serious flutter since, but I did have, a few years later by mistake, a horsemeat steak in France. When I realized what I had just eaten I took it as revenge for my loss. Not on my horse but on the b**ger who beat him. I can still see them going past the post. Lesson learned, probably saved me thousands, but I still hate that horse named Java. Normally I never hold a grudge longer than 50 years. Off subject but passes the time 'til the rugger starts.
IMO, considering the number of shareholders there are, particularly the numbers of shares held by IIs, that ramping or deramping on boards such as LSE make absolutely no difference to the SP. Boards are for exchanges of opinions and ideas. Posts 12 about to be 13 today on LSE will affect the SP not one iota. Personally I'm an optimist, with a tendency to enjoy from time to time a bit of encouragement to stay so, who does not understand negativity.
Having known numerous persons that left me and my ilk intellectually challenged, of little or no concern to me as I have used quite successfully the intellect I was given, I noted that those of superior intellect rarely, if ever, felt it necessary to advertise this God given advantage over us mere mortals..
Singhie, I opt not to respond to your expansive reply, not least due to your rather arrogant reference to me as 'dude' and also this is not the place for unrelated rhetoric. Thank you anyway for your reply.
...stuffed by sporting minnows..... A game is to be watched and played for enjoyment. No team has a right to win, in fact everybody enjoys it when 'a David' takes on and beats 'Goliath'. Just unfortunate if your team happens to be Goliath. Money and/or Americans have been the ruination of sport. Winning, in sport, is not everything, striving to be the best one can be is the ultimate goal. If someone else is better, so be it. IMO, of course.