Vectura Share Discussion Threads

[dp1umb] 08/4/2020 17:08

Polaris yes also known as fat thumb.

[base7] 08/4/2020 14:54

I bought more on the decline (although non at the bottom) & I have sold non & should we plummet back to 70p or less I will buy again -hopefully that my unwavering optimism will ,one day before it is my epitaph,be rewarded

[pooroldboy55] 08/4/2020 13:42

Me positive no never !!
But PAUL . Some how one way or another i do seem to get more right than wrong luck yes a lot of luck needed in this game .
All the best A.
EDIT
14.19 AM . Seems being negative is working !!

PS Remember being a pessimist you get less disappointments.

[polaris] 08/4/2020 13:11

LOL. You do have the knack Andrew. Can you be positive for a few weeks so i can scale back in? ;-)

[pooroldboy55] 08/4/2020 13:09

Yes im trying. Well that's what the wife says.

[diesel] 08/4/2020 12:45

POB keep up the good work, reverse psychology, can’t beat it!

[pooroldboy55] 08/4/2020 09:49

Almost 2 hours in and no AT trade.

Edit
Spoke to soon once the AT came in down she goes ,Paul wouldn't surprise me to see this back in the 60s This does look like a classic pump and dump to me, but as always possibly wrong.

[polaris] 08/4/2020 09:48

Is that a classic autocorrect error dp1umb by posting from a mobile device via the app?

Aceuk a.k.a. Acrylic...hmmm ;-)

[dp1umb] 08/4/2020 09:25

Acrylic it’s not all upside with Tesco.
Although the grocery side is doing well the wholesale side(booker) will be suffering because it was a key player supplying restaurants.

[aceuk] 07/4/2020 22:20

Tesco 🤔

[diesel] 07/4/2020 22:10

This could well be manipulated lower, but if your looking for a relatively safe haven, then, there aren’t many companies or sectors that are almost unaffected by the current situation.

[cockneytrader] 07/4/2020 21:31

50s and 60s are a real possibility, but there again so are new highs.

[polaris] 07/4/2020 17:28

Well i wouldn't mind a shot at some in the 60s, but think that is wishful thinking. I still need some significant movement on my goldies to make up for the action here in terms of recovering my trading pot.

[diesel] 07/4/2020 16:11

It’s a shorters market. Always easier to influence aN share price by selling than buying, and what’s worse it could be your shares they’re selling.

[pooroldboy55] 07/4/2020 16:09

Was thinking it would be good to get a comment from BOD re the cor -19 situation and any effects on VEC.Suppose thats asking to much.

[insideryou] 07/4/2020 16:03

This share must be one of the easiest to manipulate based on historical patterns... Literally printing money unopposed.

[pooroldboy55] 07/4/2020 15:57

Yes Paul i bet your feeling better every day just goes to show we are in the hands of the big boys and we know nothing.
POB

[polaris] 07/4/2020 15:51

Looks like the US-based trading player is back, this time shorting.

[srpactive] 06/4/2020 15:04

Probably because the US will buy late on, then sell early doors.

See a pattern and trade.

[pooroldboy55] 06/4/2020 14:51

One thing we have learnt over the last week and in the past don't buy VEC in morning.

[pooroldboy55] 02/4/2020 13:40

Well we always blow the bird eggs for our collection back in the fifties never sucked. Get locked up for that theses days.

[davr0s] 02/4/2020 13:30

Crikey 5p - that's a long way to go down. Let me go consult my own personal crystal ball for a different number

[alexchry] 02/4/2020 13:20

Sucking eggs became a thing of the past in 1954 so little point in being taught how to do it nowadays!

[cockneytrader] 02/4/2020 11:59

And FWIW, if they manage vectura well with a bit a luck this could trade at £5 five or so years from now.