Highland Gold Mining Ld Share Discussion Threads

[11_percent] 08/6/2017 12:07

It is going up, but very slow.

[killary cunton] 08/6/2017 11:40

10p moves in this quite common up & down.

[dt1010] 08/6/2017 11:14

Me thinks so, nice movement up

[killary cunton] 08/6/2017 10:54

sellers done?

[srpactive] 08/6/2017 09:26

To be honest I was expecting a move into the 160's
this morning based on the gold traders talk of next target
$1377, dyor.

[srpactive] 08/6/2017 08:58

The fed June rise has been priced in for
months and months, dyor.

[dt1010] 08/6/2017 07:16

Thrashed huh? Expect to see more volatility ahead of the Fed raise.
Then take off.

[srpactive] 08/6/2017 07:10

They are shorters.

[celeritas] 07/6/2017 23:31

Gold is 1287, I wouldn't exactly call that thrashed.

[11_percent] 07/6/2017 22:01

Cat,

Indeed, turning into a scam share.

[srpactive] 07/6/2017 21:40

Buy and bounce then.

[catswhiskas] 07/6/2017 21:17

This will be down 3% in the morning then the usual obligatory drop wont even bother logging on here until 4 complete waste of time !

[eeza] 07/6/2017 19:23

Gold getting a thrashing.


As expected.

[srpactive] 07/6/2017 18:58

Back through the 50 dma.

[eeza] 07/6/2017 17:50

Two more large trades printed after close.
200216 @ 156.25p at 1646hrs
148736 @ 156.79p at 1650hrs

[shayadfn] 07/6/2017 13:30

One of the best way to trade a volatile stock to 'pair' your trades, when it goes up sell, the wait for it to drop and buy back. Assuming you have a low trading costs, mine are £5.95 per deal. And as I buy on a t20 basis, I'm buying time to get over some 'humps' like the fed meeting, when the price of the underlying asset may fall, and consequently the sp, giving you an opportunity to add.

[eodfire] 07/6/2017 11:15

Sorry woodhawk, yes courage to sell when other are buying. Interesting to notice that there are hardly no trolls on this thread... quite refreshing. Just another very little indicator that there is not as much downside to the share price anticipated here at the moment.

[woodhawk] 07/6/2017 10:50

Thanks, Croots. If it didn't work for me, then I'd change my strategy - as would any intelligent investor. But it does - thus I shall continue to buy and sell here and elsewhere whenever I detect what I consider a worthwhile opportunity.

eodfire: I agree with you totally. That's what I meant by having the courage of your convictions - to be able to sell while others are still buying... leaving some for the next man, etc.

[eodfire] 07/6/2017 10:47

I've missed some great selling opportunities due to greed.

[eodfire] 07/6/2017 10:45

Woodhawk - you forgot to say - and don't get greedy.

[thecroots] 07/6/2017 10:35

Woodhawk,

In response to you comment:

My normal course of action - assuming I believe in a stock - is to maintain a core holding whilst trading around it in order to enhance my position. In the majority of the stocks I've held, I calculate I have done significantly better by trading in this manner. Perhaps I have been lucky, but you can be sure I'll continue to use my own strategy whilst it - in my view - remains the most profitable.

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You know, this is me to an ABSOLUTE TEE. This is exactly what i do. Seems to work for me (and you!) anyway.

[killary cunton] 07/6/2017 10:29

I do both.
I hold most long term and when I have time I skim the odd p here and there which is a bit of fun for me. If you watch the price closely it lurches every now and then either way which enables you to skim the odd p. But you cant do it with more than 10k most of the time due to lack of liquidity.
If I get the wrong side of a trade I wait it out as I am comfortable holding it.

[woodhawk] 07/6/2017 10:08

"How many here have sold only to see the share price going way higher and I mean way higher. Horses for courses I guess but what I cant stand are braggers and people who are always righ"

And of course the opposite is equally true - you don't sell and you see the share price go way lower, and I mean way lower. No one is "right" all the time - the trick is to be "right" more often than you are "wrong" and try to limit your losses. And "Right" and "Wrong" are also a question of degree. You also need the courage of your convictions so that you can sell when others are buying and vice versa.

My normal course of action - assuming I believe in a stock - is to maintain a core holding whilst trading around it in order to enhance my position. In the majority of the stocks I've held, I calculate I have done significantly better by trading in this manner. Perhaps I have been lucky, but you can be sure I'll continue to use my own strategy whilst it - in my view - remains the most profitable.

[garycook] 07/6/2017 09:57

loganair,You are not wasting your time or effort.Post has you feel.Anyone is welcome on this HGM,so long has it is good info,and positve comments,which is always welcome.I believe srpactive would agree with that.Regards GC.

[srpactive] 07/6/2017 09:52

L

Okay, I will try to just update and edit my most recent, would
that help?