Deleted User wrote: » I can't see it either. Maybe ask them to list?
Shedite27 wrote: » Not on Interactive Brokers either - which usually has everything, even the pink sheets
heffo500 wrote: » Next investment for me is Pensana Rare Earths plc LSE: PRE.L Lost out on a 25% gain waiting on Degiro to add it to the platform
RIGOLO wrote: » Yes, its a joint UK-French company , 30% of its float is listed on the LSE, and 70% is listed in PAris-Euronext, you can buy in either, but Paris is easier to trade for many. Welcome newbie, glad to see someone stepping outside their door and trying something new. Nothing in life is certain. You either have the character to take risks or you dont. Fear God Dread Naught. Good luck on your trading, theres good advice here, but beware the wolves they will eat you and not give it a second thought.
Liamo_mu wrote: » People think 4Dpharma is likely to rise again? Was thinking of going in on it soon.
weemcd wrote: » I could not tell you. I was surprised there was even a dip. I'm holding for the time being, but I'd like to hear what those in the know think.
unplayable wrote: » anyone any thoughts on providence resources?
RIGOLO wrote: » WKHS is being manipulated, ROTH Capital released a note 4 days ago that the USPS contract is coming out, stock pops then yesterday the release a note saying the contract is delayed. A classic pump and dump, and they didnt have the decency to have 2 seperate firms post the note.
But when some stocks in your portfolio is going through a bear attack you look to another one in a diversified portfolio to prop you up.
Jim2007 wrote: » That would be compliance, have a read of the SEC disclosure rules! In the land of litigation they would be hammered if they openly engaged in what you are suggesting. No you don’t! If you have done your homework, you should be in a position to load up.
Jim2007 wrote: » No you don’t! If you have done your homework, you should be in a position to load up.
bob mcbob wrote: » Does anyone have a view on ITM. I think making hydrogen is the most effective way of using renewable energy at night. Also there is a start being made on using hydrogen to power vehicles. However it is up 350% this year so may have missed an entry.
Mickiemcfist wrote: » (Know nothing of the stock) however I've always felt hydrogen power was the way to go for cars but the industry keeps focusing on Electric. For whatever reason I don't think it'll happen at this point, too much investment has gone into Electric. BMW produced a hydrogen 7 series 15 years ago, I thought that was the dawn of a new age but alas, no.
bob mcbob wrote: » I was not thinking of cars - for transport larger vehicles (buses, trains, lorries)https://www.theengineer.co.uk/hydrogen-double-deckers-aberdeen-wrightbus/https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/business-54350046https://www.environmentalengineering.org.uk/news/fully-hydrogen-powered-truck-in-development-9827/ Also a carbon free replacement for natural gashttps://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/mar/21/is-hydrogen-the-solution-to-net-zero-home-heating
DutchYurt wrote: » Up 14% today!:cool:
weemcd wrote: » It's a real yo-yo stock. I think it's been vulnerable to pump and dumps recently. Also looking like it was oversold. I could see it back to 150 pretty soon (I know nothing, don't listen to me for financial advice.)
Deleted User wrote: » Agreed. If you've done your DD and you value a stock at x and it drops that's when you make your gains. Don't think it was Warren, but one of the big boys said, 'If it's the right price before the dip it's even better value after the dip.' Or words to that effect.
RIGOLO wrote: » you dont load up on every dip in every stock in your portfolio.
Kilboor wrote: » Been a nice two weeks. Green across the board and looks to continue Gamestop, Providence, Barra Resources, and now UpWork.
One More Toy wrote: » Does anyone bother with premium access to yahoo finance, cnbc etc? I used to have access to a Bloomberg terminal in my old workplace