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« Reply #210 on: September 17, 2010, 04:13:52 PM »

do you still think its a good idea to invest more?

only in for 500@ 0.90
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« Reply #211 on: September 17, 2010, 04:15:30 PM »

do you still think its a good idea to invest more?

only in for 500@ 0.90

If you want to do high risk/high reward you can spread bet it like I am............
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« Reply #212 on: September 17, 2010, 04:22:15 PM »

do you still think its a good idea to invest more?

only in for 500@ 0.90

If you want to do high risk/high reward you can spread bet it like I am............

hmmmm

i think i will just stick to this and hope that it booms to 20£ or something lool
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« Reply #213 on: September 17, 2010, 04:32:04 PM »

I wish BP shares would pull their finger out, just moving up and down 10 points all fecking week, I'm on them for £20 per point. If they tank I'll be starting all again from my £500 looooooooool.

Up to £4.50 please then I'm gone................
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« Reply #214 on: September 17, 2010, 07:30:17 PM »

do you still think its a good idea to invest more?

only in for 500@ 0.90

ive been in since the price was 25p/35p dropped to 19p, I also brought in at 127p!! but yesterday I brought in at 118p again. My reasoning for this was to off load some of my rockhopper at 340p, as the price was likely to hit £4-£4.50 max in rkh until they go back to do an appraisal drill (which is not til next year) so Desire drilling next 4 slots, price was likely to go from 117p - 450 on the first strike.....if more strikes out of the next 4 then skys the limit. As it happens, its worked out with Des going up 29% today and RKH 22% its worked out.

I know a lot of buyers who are coming in at todays prices, because of RKH news today, it derisks the north basin even more! Desire price 'could' be £4 in next 6 weeks, but...could be back to 80p! I would still buy in today but thats just my personal view!

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« Reply #215 on: September 17, 2010, 07:31:48 PM »

do you still think its a good idea to invest more?

only in for 500@ 0.90

If you want to do high risk/high reward you can spread bet it like I am............

Ive never spread! maybe i just dont have the balls, but know people who have made a mint, but people who have been burnt! (especially with stops in place)! but...the upside of spreading is massive.....and with a share like RKH and DES! no capital gains which is huge saving!!!!!
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« Reply #216 on: September 17, 2010, 07:53:36 PM »

do you still think its a good idea to invest more?

only in for 500@ 0.90

If you want to do high risk/high reward you can spread bet it like I am............

Ive never spread! maybe i just dont have the balls, but know people who have made a mint, but people who have been burnt! (especially with stops in place)! but...the upside of spreading is massive.....and with a share like RKH and DES! no capital gains which is huge saving!!!!!

The thing is, I really couldn't give a monkeys if I lose £500. It the only way to turn a small amount into a large amount in investing. If I get to say £3k I'll withdraw £1k and freeroll from there. In fact I'll just get more conservative with trading once the amount gets larger anyway.
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« Reply #217 on: September 18, 2010, 01:26:23 AM »

do you still think its a good idea to invest more?

only in for 500@ 0.90

If you want to do high risk/high reward you can spread bet it like I am............

yeh!! best way to be!!! gamble with their money not yours!!

Ive never spread! maybe i just dont have the balls, but know people who have made a mint, but people who have been burnt! (especially with stops in place)! but...the upside of spreading is massive.....and with a share like RKH and DES! no capital gains which is huge saving!!!!!

The thing is, I really couldn't give a monkeys if I lose £500. It the only way to turn a small amount into a large amount in investing. If I get to say £3k I'll withdraw £1k and freeroll from there. In fact I'll just get more conservative with trading once the amount gets larger anyway.
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« Reply #218 on: September 19, 2010, 12:08:40 PM »

Excuse any errors quick reply on phone before off to bed!!

Well, it seems a lot of big brokers have recently changed desire to a strong buy!

According to yahoo, one broker covers Desire, and I don't think I am sticking my neck too far out to suggest that the number of big brokers covering Desire is zero.  I don't know if you are just making stuff up, or if somebody else is just making stuff up and you are passing it on. Obviously the stock is getting a bit rampy again.
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« Reply #219 on: September 19, 2010, 12:13:23 PM »

Excuse any errors quick reply on phone before off to bed!!

Well, it seems a lot of big brokers have recently changed desire to a strong buy!

According to yahoo, one broker covers Desire, and I don't think I am sticking my neck too far out to suggest that the number of big brokers covering Desire is zero.  I don't know if you are just making stuff up, or if somebody else is just making stuff up and you are passing it on. Obviously the stock is getting a bit rampy again.

Which means?
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« Reply #220 on: September 19, 2010, 12:24:13 PM »

Excuse any errors quick reply on phone before off to bed!!

Well, it seems a lot of big brokers have recently changed desire to a strong buy!

According to yahoo, one broker covers Desire, and I don't think I am sticking my neck too far out to suggest that the number of big brokers covering Desire is zero.  I don't know if you are just making stuff up, or if somebody else is just making stuff up and you are passing it on. Obviously the stock is getting a bit rampy again.

Capita covers desire, probably a bad choice of word when i say broker. Companies such as JP morgan, HSBC, etc etc have changed des to a strong buy. Sorry, nothing made up something you can go and search on these big companies and find the information. Sounds like another bitter guy who didnt invest.

No ramping, just trying to pass on information which is freely obtained on the internet but saves people going to look along with the knowledge I have picked up along the way!
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« Reply #221 on: September 19, 2010, 12:48:27 PM »

So when I put JP Morgan desire petroleum in google I get nothing?  same with HSBC desire petroleum.

Why not just put up the links to the buy recs?

Here is the digital look page for example

http://www.digitallook.com/cgi-bin/dlmedia/security.cgi?username=&ac=&csi=11538

They have one broker listed (presumably the house one) as providing forecasts too, but guess they missed Evolution who put a buy rec out on Wednesday http://www.stockmarketwire.com/display/?id=3954078&sectionId=brokerView&fromHome=1

Evolution are not a big broker. 

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« Reply #222 on: September 19, 2010, 12:50:25 PM »

Excuse any errors quick reply on phone before off to bed!!

Well, it seems a lot of big brokers have recently changed desire to a strong buy!

According to yahoo, one broker covers Desire, and I don't think I am sticking my neck too far out to suggest that the number of big brokers covering Desire is zero.  I don't know if you are just making stuff up, or if somebody else is just making stuff up and you are passing it on. Obviously the stock is getting a bit rampy again.

Which means?

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« Reply #223 on: September 19, 2010, 01:53:36 PM »

Rampy means the price is been driven more by talk on bulletin boards than any real news. 

If you look back, when Rockhopper announced their news on the falkland drill success, you could buy desire shares for 50p.  Now nothing has really changed and Desire shares were 160p on Friday.  I bought at 50p, I would want something a bit more in the way of news to pay 160p.

FWIW Lots of rokers recommending a share is rarely a good buy signal in my view. 
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« Reply #224 on: September 19, 2010, 01:55:16 PM »

Rampy means the price is been driven more by talk on bulletin boards than any real news. 

If you look back, when Rockhopper announced their news on the falkland drill success, you could buy desire shares for 50p.  Now nothing has really changed and Desire shares were 160p on Friday.  I bought at 50p, I would want something a bit more in the way of news to pay 160p.

FWIW Lots of rokers recommending a share is rarely a good buy signal in my view. 

Fair enough, If I was buying actual shares I wouldn't pay £1.60 anyway...........
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