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Think i'm done with AIM in general. It's totally illogical and manipulated stuff.
Maybe in the long run it will pay off but I wouldn't put much weight to a 28% daily move. I've watched certain AIM shares of mine fly up and then drop 40% over the course of a few days based on nothing fundamental. I can see the appeal of hitting the jackpot, but AIM seems more like playing the lottery to me.
Maybe in the long run it will pay off but I wouldn't put much weight to a 28% daily move. I've watched certain AIM shares of mine fly up and then drop 40% over the course of a few days based on nothing fundamental. I can see the appeal of hitting the jackpot, but AIM seems more like playing the lottery to me.
g4ry13 said:
Think i'm done with AIM in general. It's totally illogical and manipulated stuff.
Maybe in the long run it will pay off but I wouldn't put much weight to a 28% daily move. I've watched certain AIM shares of mine fly up and then drop 40% over the course of a few days based on nothing fundamental. I can see the appeal of hitting the jackpot, but AIM seems more like playing the lottery to me.
Isn't this as much to do with the relative illiquidity of the shares rather than manipulation? Not that I'm suggesting there isn't huge amounts of ramping too though!Maybe in the long run it will pay off but I wouldn't put much weight to a 28% daily move. I've watched certain AIM shares of mine fly up and then drop 40% over the course of a few days based on nothing fundamental. I can see the appeal of hitting the jackpot, but AIM seems more like playing the lottery to me.
egomeister said:
g4ry13 said:
Think i'm done with AIM in general. It's totally illogical and manipulated stuff.
Maybe in the long run it will pay off but I wouldn't put much weight to a 28% daily move. I've watched certain AIM shares of mine fly up and then drop 40% over the course of a few days based on nothing fundamental. I can see the appeal of hitting the jackpot, but AIM seems more like playing the lottery to me.
Isn't this as much to do with the relative illiquidity of the shares rather than manipulation? Not that I'm suggesting there isn't huge amounts of ramping too though!Maybe in the long run it will pay off but I wouldn't put much weight to a 28% daily move. I've watched certain AIM shares of mine fly up and then drop 40% over the course of a few days based on nothing fundamental. I can see the appeal of hitting the jackpot, but AIM seems more like playing the lottery to me.
NRS said:
Oil is down around 10%. Most oil stuff is going down generally as a result.
Crude was loaded with huge long positions not surprised at the velocity of the flush down. Watch for a back test of 50.50-52 wti if it fails there then a possible move down to 42 could be on the cards. GBPUSD is working on an inverse head and shoulders pattern, if over 1.275 should target a 6.3% move higher to around 1.35ish, invalid below 1.19. The boat on that one is loaded to the short side.
Edited by twinturboz on Wednesday 15th March 16:53
twinturboz said:
Crude was loaded with huge long positions not surprised at the velocity of the flush down. Watch for a back test of 50.50-52 wti if it fails there then a possible move down to 42 could be on the cards.
GBPUSD is working on an inverse head and shoulders pattern, if over 1.275 should target a 6.3% move higher to around 1.35ish, invalid below 1.19. The boat on that one is loaded to the short side.
No, it got stuck and now looks like the OPEC freeze is just giving more market share to the US, so probably won't last. It seems it was "too high for too long" that it enabled shale oil/gas to get past the critical point of improving the technology so they could continue to lower costs once the price dropped (if you have the right acreage). I am quite oil exposed in my "own investing money" at the moment as I know the industry and am ok waiting for it to recover longer term. However I am strongly considering taking money out now to buy in later at a cheaper price considering how it looks.GBPUSD is working on an inverse head and shoulders pattern, if over 1.275 should target a 6.3% move higher to around 1.35ish, invalid below 1.19. The boat on that one is loaded to the short side.
Edited by twinturboz on Wednesday 15th March 16:53
whoami said:
FredClogs said:
Leroy902 said:
When the heck will shares in lloyds bank be available to purchase!?
You can buy them now. I don't know if there is much point though.Just my opinion.
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