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Lostsoul88, I think so too. The previous FUD rns was purposely released to drop the price for them

Asimple just p11ssed that he "de-risked" at 42 when he should of bought more instead.

Fear is your biggest enemy

Lol looks like someone didnt do his homework before posting. I’d suggest you look at my most recent posts on Vast

100k is not much anymore after all the inflations. I'm holding £50k's worth and planning to add more on any weaknesses

Have been watching this for sometime. Finally bought my first position today, very undervalued growth stock. Perfect stock to hold in difficult times like this when people are looking for quick ways to "de-stress"

It's currently trading at almost 1/3 of the book value...Christmas came early!

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Sold this at 79 before the ex-div day, had the feeling it will drop lower than the div. Bought back in at 73

Well I actually bought at 49, and yes still holding those. Like I said, I trust the AI

Yes, I trust my AI tool's prediction.

At .43, this is the final treeshake before 1-2p.

BOE will need 6% most likely, so still more damages to come the next 6-9months

Introduction: Mortgage fears and London Tech Week

Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy.

UK borrowers face further interest rate hikes this year as the fight against inflation continues.

A Bank of England policymaker is warning this morning that the UK central bank may need to make “further increases” to borrowing costs as it tries to ease the cost of living crisis.

Jonathan Haskel, a member of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee, suggests that more than one increase in interest rates may be needed.

Writing in The Scotsman today, Haskel says the BoE mustn’t allow inflation to become ‘embedded’ in the economy, saying:

We are monitoring indicators of inflation momentum and persistence closely.

My own view is that it’s important we continue to lean against the risks of inflation momentum, and therefore that further increases in interest rates cannot be ruled out.

As difficult as our current circumstances are, embedded inflation would be worse.

Expectations of higher interest rates has caused turbulence in the mortgage market in recent weeks.

Ian Stuart, CEO of HSBC UK Bank, told Radio 4’s Today programme that inflation is looking sticky, and probably won’t fall “quite as fast” as hoped.

That means that borrowing costs are unlikely to start falling again soon.

Https://www.standard.co.uk/insider/mortgage-rise-turmoil-homeowners-b1086551.html

Not buying back till below 50s at least

I get super excited and hungry when I smell fear….

barry must have had his stop loss triggered at 44 early this morning so now he’s ****ed and hoping the price will go lower

Its all about timing, Im up over £60k on this overall

So far we know:

1. AP has not been kidnapped.

2. Diamonds have not disappeared without a reason (like it happened before many years ago in Zim)

Extracted from the RNS

"The Company is preparing for the release of its diamonds previously mined by the Company and preparing for their marketing"

He clearly said it's taking longer than expected, he may very well got hold of them already but just waiting for the right buyer to finalise the sale.

The usual chicken little panic day lol