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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Argo Blockchain Plc | LSE:ARB | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BZ15CS02 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-0.04 | -0.89% | 4.46 | 4.30 | 4.75 | 4.75 | 4.525 | 4.75 | 1,919,839 | 16:35:20 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Business Services, Nec | 50.56M | -35.03M | -0.0488 | -0.93 | 32.28M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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09/1/2021 11:30 | That was 8 years ago. Spring 2013. | horneblower | |
09/1/2021 11:28 | I'm hoping for this to move 20-30% up and down again, so I can sell and buy a chunk back in an ISA/SIPP, as the original lot was only partially tax protected. Didn't anticipate the rise ! | yump | |
09/1/2021 11:26 | Now someone's mentioned ASOS I'll need a drink ;-( Paid for from ARB ! | yump | |
09/1/2021 11:25 | 49, still got 5.5 years before I can take most of the cash realises here from my pension. suggestion of btc pull back at 50k or so... Interestingly Raoul Pal has also suggested may just push past up to 100k over next few weeks before correction and consolidation for a few months... And then up to cycle highs. This would mirror what happened 6 years ago. | gspanner | |
09/1/2021 11:20 | Bitcoins mined Jan 247 Feb 337.5 Mar 333.8 Apr 319.2 May 252 Jun 180 Jul 165 Aug 166 Sep 127 Oct 126 Nov 115 Dec 96 As you know there can only be 21 million bitcoins . According to messarri.io there are 2403913 left to mine. Arb has due to the exercise of warrants and options and its holding of bitcoins somewhere in excess of £10 m ( of what we used to call cash). What percentage of the remaining bitcoins can Arb hope to get and over what period. I may well be wrong but I don't think it adds up to £370 million todays market cap | hybrasil | |
09/1/2021 11:10 | Same here Asos but even worse as I was offered 1m at 12p and i rejected it and stuck at 11.5p.the rest is history ? | nico115 | |
09/1/2021 11:02 | Yump that might a somewhat fun but dark exercise... My biggest fail.. Ill submit asos. Bought at 30. Sold at 90. Missed out on about 100X | sif12 | |
09/1/2021 10:55 | Perfect !! A nice mature thread this !!(apart fromDorset !!) | nico115 | |
09/1/2021 10:55 | Bore off I've already replied to SNFArb is one of my 5 for 2021 I was right as I predicted 40p wouldn't be broken the next day and it wasn't Feel free to attract me but don't clog this bb up as you are boring everyone !! | nico115 | |
09/1/2021 10:54 | I use Hargreaves Landsdowne Babbo | hootza616 | |
09/1/2021 10:49 | FWIW the 'records' of getting it right are meaningless. We can all quote particular instances. If you want a gloomy thread, I can always start on my big fails over the years... that might be funny... not for me though ;-) | yump | |
09/1/2021 10:46 | Whos writing nonsense, you said Argo wouldn't reach 30 anytime soon let alone 38. Sorry I pointed that out but don't criticise SNF for his projections, when your own have been way off. | dorset64 | |
09/1/2021 10:46 | I'll be 70 in less than a month ☻ But I still feel about 17 ☺ lol | horneblower | |
09/1/2021 10:44 | Arb is one of my tips for this year so stop writing nonsense | nico115 | |
09/1/2021 10:43 | Hi sif, yes mate I held there for our sins lolTrust you're well | dorset64 | |
09/1/2021 10:42 | Totally agree Enough Dorset | nico115 | |
09/1/2021 10:40 | I have already apologised to SNFIf you look at my twitter account I get a lot more right than wrong so well done on highlighting one of the wrong ones !! Maybe you are perfect ?? I've been the biggest bull of BTC since 13k and many hundreds have profited cos of it I was right that we would fall from40p as we fell to 32.5 that day so maybe instead of criticising you can look at your own record !! Lol | nico115 | |
09/1/2021 10:36 | I don't think we'll get full value without a full US listing. But we'll be in the ballpark.A lot depends on your view of BTCs path.I think 50-53k is going to see a big correction down so I might look to let BTC drive my ARB entry and exits. | suffersnofools | |
09/1/2021 10:36 | Haha You're only as old as you feel !! | nico115 | |
09/1/2021 10:28 | o/t dorset64, i remember your name from the Taihua BB from about 14 years ago. | sif12 | |
09/1/2021 10:27 | As I've stated previously, I see this settling somewhere between 150-300 in the near term. We are currently re-rating, and these can be pretty parabolic phases as we're witnessing. Once this phase completes, likely next couple of weeks, then I think ARB will become a very tradable stock as its high Beta will mean it can be traded as a BTC derivative.It's a tough call to know when the valuation gap and OTC buying will become less of a factor and BTC price will take the ascendency in terms of being the key driver of ARBs valuation. | suffersnofools | |
09/1/2021 10:24 | SNF Do you think the key thing is whether ARB will actually reach the US ratings ? I’ve seen so much optimism with other stocks about US listings and comparisons but they never seem to come to fruition. Presumably it depends on the money in the US vs UK. If we don’t ‘like’ high ratings and there’s more power here, then we’ll sell and stop the crazy valuations. | yump | |
09/1/2021 10:19 | Can we please not go into who has got it wrong or right in retrospect. That goes on a lot on advfn. This thread is fairly clear of it. Even if its not in retrospect, its statistically insignificant, unless you have someone’e investment history. It proves nothing one way or the other. | yump | |
09/1/2021 10:15 | Wow - it's a BB of oldsters - lolI though I'd be the oldest on here in my 40s as crypto is for the youngsters :)Nico - not my style. I just say it as I see it. If I sell up here I'll say so but won't hang around. Life's too short to post about stocks I don't own! | suffersnofools |
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