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My Dec expiry 2001 short (rolled over @2024 Mar) is @ break even. After being 180 points underwater I didn’t dancy closing it for 10 points – lol.
Bicycle chain manufacturer to fire twenty per cent of work force.
dan mate , what kind of headline is that ?
Its like Medium fires half her workforce see no future in it..
Amazing that this market is just not like the old good bear days where we absolutely tank in crookshour.
Plan your trade, trade your plan!
Bicycle chain manufacturer to fire twenty per cent of work force.
dan mate , what kind of headline is that ? Its like Medium fires half her workforce see no future in it..
lol Smashie. Wait till the SHoe manufacturers join in 🙂
Plan your trade, trade your plan!
Bicycle chain manufacturer to fire twenty per cent of work force.
dan mate , what kind of headline is that ? Its like Medium fires half her workforce see no future in it..
teasing Kman on oil…
Bludy hell 14 points in my 1895 short already.
COme on crooks … Tank!
Plan your trade, trade your plan!
Bludy hell 14 points in my 1895 short already. COme on crooks … Tank!
I missed that entry as I was washing up damn it!
FYI Martin luther king holiday in the US on monday 18th Jan.
they are gonna need a bank holiday if this keeps melting down…
new financial system anyone?
Go Pro gives poor guidance – after hours trade halted, resumed now and down just 25%.
Similarly – I remember watching the opening bell in the summer the day Fitbit floated – loads of chumps hooping and high fiving. Initial price 30 bucks, kept and eye on it for a few months as it headed to 50 bucks PDQ. $19.80 odd today.
Muppets
Go Pro gives poor guidance – after hours trade halted, resumed now and down just 25%. Similarly – I remember watching the opening bell in the summer the day Fitbit floated – loads of chumps hooping and high fiving. Initial price 30 bucks, kept and eye on it for a few months as it headed to 50 bucks PDQ. $19.80 odd today. Muppets
like the nasdaq 1999/2000 days again….
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