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i've been in rrl over a year and i have no intention of selling at a measly 200% profit!

this IS the year for rrl - this is make or break. georgia and puntland could catapult this share into the pounds - but its a risk, you pays your money you takes your chance.

i'm risking it.
 
If I'd just invested I'd probably leave it in, if it drops back I think it will find support 14/15p and I really feel it will move back over 20p soonish, but when you have that amount of money on paper and I've sat on them for 6 months it was time for me to take my investment and profits. Better in my bank than numbers on paper.

If it now shoots over 20p I shall cry. If it drops I may get back in.

Makes sense. I've only got £1200 invested at 6.2p so it's no as big risk for me.
 
i've been in rrl over a year and i have no intention of selling at a measly 200% profit!

this IS the year for rrl - this is make or break. georgia and puntland could catapult this share into the pounds - but its a risk, you pays your money you takes your chance.

i'm risking it.

Same here. In it for the long haul.
 
Very much so! I need MTV to announce the much anticipated contract wins and for the SP to rise towards 1.4 / 1.6p then i'm out and will be back into RRL.

MTV gave a 6 month timescale for this process to happen and that was about 5 - 6 months ago now.
 
If I'd just invested I'd probably leave it in, if it drops back I think it will find support 14/15p and I really feel it will move back over 20p soonish, but when you have that amount of money on paper and I've sat on them for 6 months it was time for me to take my investment and profits. Better in my bank than numbers on paper.

Sound strategy imo... :)
 
Anyone got any MTA here?

good news is coming some apparently/

this is my first voyage into stocks and i have £500 in MTA (3.6) and £500 in RLL (13)
 
I got burnt horribly with MTA last year, vowed never to touch them again on account of their incompetant BOD. Best of luck with them though, hopefully they've turned a corner now and are on the up.
 
BP is my main holding, but I think I'm just going to hang on to them and have the dividend payments.

I sold my MTA too early. Bought in at 1.8p and sold at 3.
 
fine - no issues, questions would be why?:confused:

Well this was what I was going to ask next actually!

So today I took my first stab at trading. I've decided to close my positions daily as opposed to leave them open. Just to get a feel for it :)

Now heres the thing. I am an HSBC customer and it seems my HSBC account has been set up for trading. So thats why I used it.

But I have to say that the whole "feel" of the HSBC seems a little clunky when placing orders and selling.

Also, its a bit of a pain since the inactivity period is relatively short and everytime I time out I have to enter my bank details etc etc, so its quite long winded (Im sure there are shortcuts for this though).

Also I would have thought that HSBC would provide some kind of realtime stock ticker or something? (I know most here use sharepice, am I right in assuming that the likes of iii dont have a realtime stocks/shares list or something?)
 
Hi,

Been reading the threads on RRL, how much further do you guys think it'll go?!

I'm slightly tempted, but might hold off to see if it dips.

Currently am holding: -

CHG
BP
EDL
PTCM

Regards
 
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