edited by moneyam

Lol yeah , I might fall off one day Kivver.

or pushed!

lol

I'm very happy with my top up of 362,000 shares at 0.60 pence on Tuesday
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Happiness is a very personal thing, I guess that showing a paper loss of 25% in a matter of days might excite a masochist.

Another 1 million rollover trade at 0.60 pence.

and the price went up by?????????????????????????????? oh yes and i just had a lovely ham sandwich with salad.

Lots more buys today!!!

Hows you sue?

You won't understand Kivver.....your lack of knowledge now is all too apparent.

capetown >> lots of buys today? are you nuts????

27 worth traded plus a couple of rollovers! SueHelen, will probably explain that the 27 is a pension fund dipping a toe in, and that they'll plunge in with their millions real soon.... and you'll probably believe her.

Hi Capetown...our IQE has started rising and broken the 10 pence barrier today...another on Gausie's missed out on.....IQE should release trading statement next week.

News from DMR is due any day now.

Nice to see there is a holder of 1 million shares at 0.60 pence adding to the holding of 2 million shares at 0.60 pence from yesterday.

Keep the chin up Gausie...the next few weeks could be very turbulent for u...not that they already have been...you can't accept so leave u to ponder.

"Nice to see there is a holder of 1 million shares at 0.60 pence adding to the holding of 2 million shares at 0.60 pence from yesterday. "

lol lol lol

Check the shares in issue, idiot. There's holders of 197,072,000 in total. And as for 0.6p? Don't you know how rollovers work? I despair for your ignorance.

Mind you, i did suggest yesterday that SueHelen would try to distort the volume/rollovers with some ramping nonsense, lies and half-truths to make people think it's somehow positive. It isn't.

Good point G - only it strikes me that it's SueHelen who thinks we're ignorant.

wot a cheek !

Now, speak up - does anyone believe SueHelen has any integrity in what she posts here?

Does anyone here believe that she has any motive other than to cheat gullible investors out of their money? Speak up.

woof woof
Put this flea ridden mongrel to sleep.

>>dazaferguson

I feel that's a little unkind. SH needs treatment, not capital punishment.

G

What and switch to HRR....the dog u have been ramping for weeks Dil with different aliases....no thanks.....u lot are already looking like fools with the 100% rise so far...more shame for u lot to come soon.

These lot are scared of you and the actual one liner ramping that you do Dil......I would be as well....suppose!

>>DMR Holders

If you've bought into SH's ramp and are wondering what to do, you're probably thinking "I can't sell yet cos its not quite covered my buy price .... just a few more fractions of a penny and I'm out".

What do you do?

Firstly - you need to ensure that the money you have invested into DMR is within your comfort zone. Ask yourself "Will I mind if I lose it all?" If the answer is "no, I'm happy to lose the lot", then play this however you see fit. Maybe you'll make some money, maybe you'll lose your entire investment.

If it's "I can't lose it all, I wont be able to face my bank manager /partner /kids /parents /landlord/ gasman (delete as appropriate)" then you need to take a long hard look at the way you trade, and you *must* reduce the size of your holding to the level where you don't mind losing all of what's left - even if you have to take a small loss on the tranche that you sell. Bad tasting medicine, I know, but infinitely preferable to the alternative. Get yourself onto a risk management course.

A pump and dump scheme usually has the perpetrator buying at low levels for some weeks prior to the pump stage, after which they promote the share in the way that SH is now. They may buy a few during the pump and make sure everyone knows that they're buying, but they'll also sell a few more to take profits. It's the victims of the scheme who buy the shares the fraudster is selling.

When the fraudster thinks that she's unable to inflate the price any further, or has reached her profit targets, she'll start selling a lot harder. This is the 'Dump' stage of a pump and dump. She'll claim on the BBs that holders should 'keep the faith', she'll blame the shorters, she'll try to encourage people to top up and she'll promise lashings and lashings of jam tomorrow. She may buy a few and publicise the buys just to cover her tracks. But on the whole, she'll be selling.

At this point, the price may yoyo a little but the fraudster's selling is putting an overall downward pressure on the share price.

At some stage soon we get a 'race to the exit'. Some of the mugs who have been suckered in, start to realise what's happened and they too sell. The fraudster sees the sells, realises the game is up and dumps all of her remaining holdings.

The price drops, often by as much as 75% in a matter of days or hours. Those who are lucky enough to get out do so. The first ones to get out see a small profit or a small loss. Those who aren't so lucky typically leave the share certificate in a bottom drawer somewhere, determined to wait until they can get their money back before selling. Usually they never do. Some will wait forever, and have effectively lost their whole investment, others may sell a year or two later, perhaps at 1% of their purchase price.

Trade this share if you must - but keep your wits about you.

The sun is shining outside....surely u must be tired now after being cooked up in here all week..Did u do any trading or do we not have nowt better to do.