cais wrote: » Any view on Providence resources? Share prices have dropped significantly lately. Is it good thing to invest in this company? Cheers
greenfield21 wrote: » Nice update this morning. Bought some at 9p, hopefully double up.
Cute Hoor wrote: » Well done, you are up 25%, SELL quickly
ballyharpat wrote: » Up 20% after being up 50% at open, all it takes is 10k to make a massive impact on share price. A weeks wages would be enough to raise that stock 10% - classic pump and dump stock.- imo. :-D
littlevillage wrote: » Providence is an absolute hoot to invest in. You can make 15-20% in a couple of days if you get lucky ....and likewise lose it. Its an absolute gamble, even though they have valuable exploration licenses, the company Mgmt are proven to be reckless and the future price for oil is unclear too, so pick your numbers, get in and get out, I wouldn't be buying for the 'long haul' though.
Captainsatnav wrote: » Degiro been stuck on 0.00% change for the last 10 days or so - not showing anything on my portfolio after the announcement...
Captainsatnav wrote: » Analysts in UK putting target of 33p on its London listed shares - currently about 12 cent in Dublin.
Captainsatnav wrote: » ?? Link clearly says it's the same.
greenfield21 wrote: » Looks like tony is back from China with a spring in his step. Two articles in the sindo, drilling in 2019 at barryroe and also interest in newgrange. Ramping it up hopefully.
Captainsatnav wrote: » I just threw another €200 at them ta f*ck
ballyharpat wrote: » I hope I don't sound condescending, but what kind of an investment is e200? and to put it into something with the history of providence, where Tony is the only one to ever say anything about the company-good or bad.
Captainsatnav wrote: » You do sound condescending but then again that's the 5th or so negative post you've made about PR on this thread. And to answer your question €200 was 1500 shares that I think might double or better by this time next year if newgrange and barryroe work out which is nigh on infinity better than returns in a bank.
ballyharpat wrote: » I’m sorry, I guess I’m a believer in investing, I’ve been in stocks for over 15 years, I’ve made great returns, way way better than the market average, but I’ve been investing in blue chip companies when I started, then I would start taking on riskier stocks, but ones that had a track record or director or product that I believed would make a profit. I would normally no look at the price of share or the company which I could get most shares of. To each their own, but by the time expenses etc are taken into account, you are not let with a lot. I would buy prize bonds until I had €2500+, then I would have my research done and buy a solid company. PR is ultimately a penny stock.
ballyharpat wrote: » Can I ask why I should be embarrassed with that post? Can you please point out a self educated investor, that has yachts etc? Lets put it this way, I don't have to work, I go on 3-4 foreign holidays a year, I have a hobby that costs about 8-10k a year, I have multiple properties that are mortgage free. I have 2 cars. In the last 8 months, I have doubled my money from investing. But if you can find any reputable, successful investor or trading pattern, that suggests you can make a steady income by investing in penny stocks-I will apologise and be mortified.
Lash_Alert wrote: » If you can't see why you should be embarrassed about that post after reading it then me explaining it won't help. Keep up the good work Warren!
ballyharpat wrote: » Thanks, good luck with your long term hodl/penny stocks etc, in the meantime, I have rent to collect and dividends, oh, one of my blue chip stocks made 4% today, I'll do the math for you, that's 8% of my initial investment. .......but what do I know, I am obviously not as knowledgable as you :rolleyes: I'll hit you up for advice - on what not to do- since you have trouble explaining even what comes out of your mouth, not to mind what's going on in your head
