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That's exactly it Mcadder. If they had bought back in at the many opportunities at 6p this week they would be making back some of their losses. That's what smart people do.

You spend an awful lot of time talking about a share you're not invested in.

I know how you feel. I lost 30k in RMM copper miner. CEO talking about how good things are and how undervalued the company is one minute (despite the commodity price drop) and then warning they can't meet financial commitments and need money the next. Share price collapsed. What the CEO said there was criminal... But I don't spend all day on the board there talking **** to people currently invested as my problem is with management not the shareholders. Much like you here. Likewise that loss has likely meant an extra year or two in employment rather than retiring early. It sucks but that's the risk we take. AIM is high risk. No matter how good a share looks you can get screwed.

I think you have to know when to cut your losses, but that doesn't mean never get back in. I took a big loss on another share but I don't rule out getting back in.

Speedy this is extremely undervalued. It was undervalued when you sold at 13p and I sold at 12p and it's even more undervalued now. The difference between now and a few months ago is that sentiment has changed and we're on an upwards trajectory rather than down. The bottom has been hit around 5.6p and it's bouncing from there. Better to be in than out right now.

Speedy is shorting... Currently getting burnt.

Whilst I agree this has multi bagger potential, be careful not to ramp too much. There were people yesterday saying we were getting news this morning based only on the fact an interview was due. But no news came. That makes people skeptical about other ramps. I bought a decent chunk yesterday and I'm already down 7%, doesn't fill me with confidence as it feels like traders might be in control here. Still think my entry price was good but it could have been better today.

Good performance if you bought on Friday. I bought today and already 6% down. Jumped in too soon.

I've bought back in here after selling at a loss at 12p. Can't believe it's at this level and it's a shame I missed the sub 6p entry.

That dip at 1pm starting to look like a tree shake. Not sure how long I'll hold. My average is around 3.20 so I'll be tempted to get out at evens and buy back lower.

Well it's currently nosediving. Maybe I should have sold at 3.08.

I remember getting slated for selling this at a 50% loss at £1.25... Funny how none of those people are posting any more.

Yeah it's crazy, in Spain and Portugal you can get a mansion for the price of a squashed 3 bed terrace house in the UK. Too hot for me though.

Edward85, I've been up Snowdon a few times. Nice views but nothing beats the Torridon area of Scotland for mountain views in the UK. That said I don't see anything special about these places. Visit places like western USA, the Swiss Alps, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Chile, Iceland if you want stunning nature views. Would take them over a trip to Wales any day. I want to leave the UK for economic reasons.

Sounds like someone is worried about their short.

I don't really believe in a "great reset" but it is certainly starting to feel that way. Seriously considering leaving this country. The weather is grim for 8 months of the year, public services are **** and the economy is wrecked.

I bought this in the 3.40s and watched it drop below 3 within a few days. Horrendous timing. Might have to take the loss, buy lower and trade back to evens.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/CPI/holding-s-in-company/15653365

I did the same Capitalizer. I added a load at 25.02 on Wednesday thinking I'd gotten a great price only to see it plummet yesterday. Glad we're back at that level.

The drop was overdone as it wasn't based on fundamentals. I think we'll head back to 27p in the short term. Would like to see us push on to the 30s but it remains a tough one to break.

There are certain things people aren't going to give up. Holidays is usually one. I'm still planning my road trip to the US next year despite the collapsing pound. More expensive yeah but I'll just spend less when I get there. The price of petrol falling over there will offset some of the exchange rate differences to my last trip.

As for EasyJet/short hall - holidaying in Spain, Greece, Portugal and other cheap destinations that EasyJet flyers love will still be cheaper than a holiday in London, Cornwall, the lakes or most other popular UK destinations.

People who can't afford 20% extra on their holiday budget probably weren't travelling to begin with. For most others, the tax cuts to NI and income tax will plug the gap. Or they will reduce spending on other leisure activities/nights out/eating out to make it work. Holiday is the highlight of the year for most people, something to look forward to. It's the last thing I would cut out.

EasyJet will bounce back hard when the markets stop ****ting themselves. Where the bottom is remains to be seen.