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Jonboy_t

5,038 posts

185 months

Friday 8th December 2017
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HarryW said:
One of mine, EME has been taking a kicking lately and for the first time I'm sitting on a bit of a loss, had I not tied up all my ISA allowance elsewhere then I'd be topping up... Not a recommendation but I think it is starting to represent a good in opportunity should you be inclined for a near to medium punt.... DYOR etc.

Sitting on ZIOC with, for me, a large chunk of this years ISA allowance. It must be getting closer to some good news, hopefully the right news, either way it's a strong hold with excellent fundamentals... DYOR

Re UKOG for those that previously exited with their profits this must be the ideal price to re engage... DYOR
Took a punt with ZIOC based on the recommendation from here (from you, maybe? Thanks to whoever it was anyway!!). Made a bit, sold and set a buy back price that just about got hit, so have almost doubled up now. I know aim is a rollercoaster at the best of times, but I checked the price at about 3 and it was down 13%, but closed up 5%?! It’s like it almost everyday, mental!

Think I’ll see on Monday morning and get shot of a few, it’s giving me palpitations!!

tpalmer

79 posts

101 months

Tuesday 12th December 2017
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Sure someone posted about Valirx a few pages back?
Well done on that tip, done very well this morning! (+68% at time of writing)


supercommuter

2,169 posts

104 months

Tuesday 12th December 2017
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Jonboy_t said:
HarryW said:
One of mine, EME has been taking a kicking lately and for the first time I'm sitting on a bit of a loss, had I not tied up all my ISA allowance elsewhere then I'd be topping up... Not a recommendation but I think it is starting to represent a good in opportunity should you be inclined for a near to medium punt.... DYOR etc.

Sitting on ZIOC with, for me, a large chunk of this years ISA allowance. It must be getting closer to some good news, hopefully the right news, either way it's a strong hold with excellent fundamentals... DYOR

Re UKOG for those that previously exited with their profits this must be the ideal price to re engage... DYOR
Took a punt with ZIOC based on the recommendation from here (from you, maybe? Thanks to whoever it was anyway!!). Made a bit, sold and set a buy back price that just about got hit, so have almost doubled up now. I know aim is a rollercoaster at the best of times, but I checked the price at about 3 and it was down 13%, but closed up 5%?! It’s like it almost everyday, mental!

Think I’ll see on Monday morning and get shot of a few, it’s giving me palpitations!!
Think we could see some tanking of Zioc after today's slide deck review from Glencore. Nothing in there about Zanaga at all...which is very odd. Think we will see sub-10p today..

I am in at twice that sooooo......

Greshamst

2,093 posts

122 months

Thursday 14th December 2017
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g4ry13 said:
R8Steve said:
g4ry13 said:
Yep...my only share which is looking good lately.

Kicking myself for not getting out of BP at £5.50, I knew £5+ was a good exit - perhaps some more £ weakness will help push them back up again. Man Group is a bit dull but pays a nice dividend - I had mentally thought £2 was a good exit quite a while ago.

IG Group had a decent set of results but ended fairly flat on the day, I may consider adding to my position except they've been a bit dull.

I've got my eye on one or two things but am starting to convince myself the market will be having a crash/correction soon.
I forgot you were in IG as well, I remember discussing it when it was all going horribly wrong and we were buying, I’m mostly out of there now but made a very decent return.
I'm also in other things too. I think I had a target of around £8 for IG Group, it looks like I bought more as they were going up and have been hanging around in them as they've been relatively stable and paying a dividend.
Another IG holder here, happy to see they've got up to £7.04 today, I also bought in after the crashed to £5.04

Results in January, they seem best placed to get around the regulatory changes. And the LSE boards are very quiet, which in my experience is a good thing when it comes to shares!

FredClogs

14,041 posts

163 months

Thursday 14th December 2017
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I posted 6 months ago on Cap xx (cpx) I know there was another poster on here who got on... It's been a rather disappointing slide back down from 19p to 10p but there has been a big 15% jump today and the rumour mill is in full swing again...

emicen

8,606 posts

220 months

Thursday 14th December 2017
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Is anyone in the know regarding VW’s delisting on the Euronext Ams exchange?

My reading up on voluntary delisting suggests they may be wanting to do a share buy back, is there a timeline for this?

I had no specific intention to sell them, it’s going to be a fair few years until the diesel emissions scandal is fully mopped up and I think that will stifle/cycle their share price until it’s put to bed.

Currently just shy of 70% up so wouldn’t be that upset at cashing them in tbh.

g4ry13

17,227 posts

257 months

Thursday 14th December 2017
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Greshamst said:
g4ry13 said:
R8Steve said:
g4ry13 said:
Yep...my only share which is looking good lately.

Kicking myself for not getting out of BP at £5.50, I knew £5+ was a good exit - perhaps some more £ weakness will help push them back up again. Man Group is a bit dull but pays a nice dividend - I had mentally thought £2 was a good exit quite a while ago.

IG Group had a decent set of results but ended fairly flat on the day, I may consider adding to my position except they've been a bit dull.

I've got my eye on one or two things but am starting to convince myself the market will be having a crash/correction soon.
I forgot you were in IG as well, I remember discussing it when it was all going horribly wrong and we were buying, I’m mostly out of there now but made a very decent return.
I'm also in other things too. I think I had a target of around £8 for IG Group, it looks like I bought more as they were going up and have been hanging around in them as they've been relatively stable and paying a dividend.
Another IG holder here, happy to see they've got up to £7.04 today, I also bought in after the crashed to £5.04

Results in January, they seem best placed to get around the regulatory changes. And the LSE boards are very quiet, which in my experience is a good thing when it comes to shares!
Broken the £7....I guess that was inevitable. I didn't even realise they'd had such a good day as my attention had been diverted on other more speculative things hehe

fausTVR

1,442 posts

152 months

Saturday 16th December 2017
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g4ry13 said:
Greshamst said:
g4ry13 said:
R8Steve said:
g4ry13 said:
Yep...my only share which is looking good lately.

Kicking myself for not getting out of BP at £5.50, I knew £5+ was a good exit - perhaps some more £ weakness will help push them back up again. Man Group is a bit dull but pays a nice dividend - I had mentally thought £2 was a good exit quite a while ago.

IG Group had a decent set of results but ended fairly flat on the day, I may consider adding to my position except they've been a bit dull.

I've got my eye on one or two things but am starting to convince myself the market will be having a crash/correction soon.
I forgot you were in IG as well, I remember discussing it when it was all going horribly wrong and we were buying, I’m mostly out of there now but made a very decent return.
I'm also in other things too. I think I had a target of around £8 for IG Group, it looks like I bought more as they were going up and have been hanging around in them as they've been relatively stable and paying a dividend.
Another IG holder here, happy to see they've got up to £7.04 today, I also bought in after the crashed to £5.04

Results in January, they seem best placed to get around the regulatory changes. And the LSE boards are very quiet, which in my experience is a good thing when it comes to shares!
Broken the £7....I guess that was inevitable. I didn't even realise they'd had such a good day as my attention had been diverted on other more speculative things hehe
I was first in at £4.49 after their crash, been in and out a few times since, just got out as they went through £7.05, I'll be back in at £6.50 if and when. I'm only ahead about £1200 odd, and that's only thanks to a big divi. It's been a tricky one to guess.

Greshamst

2,093 posts

122 months

Monday 18th December 2017
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Looks like your £6.50 may be sooner rather than later, IG have dropped 10% on news from EU securities watchdog looking to ban marketing of the riskier products to retail clients.

IG are saying that these particular products that have been picked make up less than 5% of their income. As I said before, I still think they're best placed to ride out the storm, they've aleady begun to reduce their exposure to retail customers for these types of products, and have lots of diverse and pro-investor revenues that make up most of their income.

twinturboz

1,278 posts

180 months

Monday 18th December 2017
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Some of these "blockchain" companies are having insane moves. Have a look at RIOT and LFIN those moves making aim shares look tame. eek

R8Steve

4,150 posts

177 months

Monday 18th December 2017
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twinturboz said:
Some of these "blockchain" companies are having insane moves. Have a look at RIOT and LFIN those moves making aim shares look tame. eek
Looks like the dot.com bubble all over again...

For anyone that wants to watch the fireworks -

UBIA, RIOT ,OSTK, LFIN

FredClogs

14,041 posts

163 months

Monday 18th December 2017
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R8Steve said:
twinturboz said:
Some of these "blockchain" companies are having insane moves. Have a look at RIOT and LFIN those moves making aim shares look tame. eek
Looks like the dot.com bubble all over again...

For anyone that wants to watch the fireworks -

UBIA, RIOT ,OSTK, LFIN
It'll be reet, what can possibly go wrong? It's all above board...

http://www.bing.com/news/apiclick.aspx?ref=BDIGene...

supercommuter

2,169 posts

104 months

Tuesday 19th December 2017
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supercommuter said:
Jonboy_t said:
HarryW said:
One of mine, EME has been taking a kicking lately and for the first time I'm sitting on a bit of a loss, had I not tied up all my ISA allowance elsewhere then I'd be topping up... Not a recommendation but I think it is starting to represent a good in opportunity should you be inclined for a near to medium punt.... DYOR etc.

Sitting on ZIOC with, for me, a large chunk of this years ISA allowance. It must be getting closer to some good news, hopefully the right news, either way it's a strong hold with excellent fundamentals... DYOR

Re UKOG for those that previously exited with their profits this must be the ideal price to re engage... DYOR
Took a punt with ZIOC based on the recommendation from here (from you, maybe? Thanks to whoever it was anyway!!). Made a bit, sold and set a buy back price that just about got hit, so have almost doubled up now. I know aim is a rollercoaster at the best of times, but I checked the price at about 3 and it was down 13%, but closed up 5%?! It’s like it almost everyday, mental!

Think I’ll see on Monday morning and get shot of a few, it’s giving me palpitations!!
Think we could see some tanking of Zioc after today's slide deck review from Glencore. Nothing in there about Zanaga at all...which is very odd. Think we will see sub-10p today..

I am in at twice that sooooo......
Topped up my ZIOC holding at 11p yesterday to bring my average down to 14p.

Hoping that news is released before year end on this from Zanaga in the form of a massive buy out...wishful thinking though...I think anything, even the confirmation of a small scale operation will get a good raise in SP as the company currently earns no money.

anonymous-user

56 months

Thursday 21st December 2017
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Is there a nuclear war on the horizon ? Nice if you were in 'Uranium resources' today, over 700% redface

CasioPasio

208 posts

82 months

Thursday 21st December 2017
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speedyguy said:
Is there a nuclear war on the horizon ? Nice if you were in 'Uranium resources' today, over 700% redface[url]
roflroflrofl

R8Steve

4,150 posts

177 months

Thursday 21st December 2017
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speedyguy said:
Is there a nuclear war on the horizon ? Nice if you were in 'Uranium resources' today, over 700% redface
It's a consolidation, you would actually be at a loss if you held them yesterday into today.

supercommuter

2,169 posts

104 months

Thursday 21st December 2017
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R8Steve said:
speedyguy said:
Is there a nuclear war on the horizon ? Nice if you were in 'Uranium resources' today, over 700% redface
It's a consolidation, you would actually be at a loss if you held them yesterday into today.
Yep, some people would have been stung here with big holdings

anonymous-user

56 months

Thursday 21st December 2017
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supercommuter said:
R8Steve said:
speedyguy said:
Is there a nuclear war on the horizon ? Nice if you were in 'Uranium resources' today, over 700% redface
It's a consolidation, you would actually be at a loss if you held them yesterday into today.
Yep, some people would have been stung here with big holdings
Yup showing as a loss on other markets smile


twinturboz

1,278 posts

180 months

Thursday 21st December 2017
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The next RIOT .... https://www.streetinsider.com/dr/news.php?id=13622...

Already up 500%, definitely dot.com bubble stuff.

Just saw the volume in that stock 5 trading sessions ago.... someone knew what was coming.

Edited by twinturboz on Thursday 21st December 14:05

R8Steve

4,150 posts

177 months

Thursday 21st December 2017
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twinturboz said:
The next RIOT .... https://www.streetinsider.com/dr/news.php?id=13622...

Already up 500%, definitely dot.com bubble stuff.
We should do a PH RTO into some empty cash shell AIM stock and rename it to something with blockchain in it. We'd all be overnight millionaires. laugh
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