LK Hyman
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame Johan," Most people don't have access to it cos they are in the office".R U telling me that people who are supposed to be working are instead reading this stuff, m8? No wonder Blighty is going down the gurgler. I sincerely hope that no-one in an office belonging to any of the companies contained within my shrunken wad is goofing off in this way. Get on with your work![link] on the flybridge, Batumi
Johandesilva
26 Feb 2015
Re: 6M showing as Buys The owners of FML have plenty of reasons.
Ghost Bear
26 Feb 2015
6M showing as Buys Anyone know why people are buying these at the moment?
Johandesilva
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame LK, enough of the youTube posts. Most people don't have access to it cos they are in the office (not me though).@all others. If your still in you will lose whatever money you have left. Get rid!
GalileoGalilei
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame Heay Raft,Whenever raesin, or more appropriately ricin, loses....he starts greetin en takes his baa an' goes haem.GG
RAFTengah
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame your sanctimonious bulls hit..... says raesin.....................................................................................I do have to challenge this man, who has neither eyes to see or ears to hear..It was neither sanctimonious or "bulls hit".It was correct, year after year.Your hubris was so great, your belief so deep, your eyes and ears were inoperative.They still are.
LK Hyman
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame Raesin,Did you get out of bed the wrong side today, m8?Here's a bit of advice for you, free and for nothing:[link] on the flybridge
raesin
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame The only good thing to come out of this board close will be the suicides by the sad baskets who will have nobody to tell how clever they are. I don t care how you do it gas pills hanging cutting your throat just make a good job of it so nobody else has to suffer your sanctimonious bulls hit.
BADDOGREX3
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame Vizz With the benefit of Hindsight you were right and what you say here is true of all of the faithful who were lead,just like years ago the members of LLoyds of London, like sheep to slaughter .Dirty rotten scoundrels. If it sounds too good to be true. It is.We have been conned. The AIM market allows that to happen No more AIM stocks for me.
johnnyb1975
26 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame I remember that post well Vizz, you followed it up with a post lacking basic numeracy skills. Good times indeed.Great too see you still posting hindsight. I asked a while back what you'd do once FML go bust. You said this was the only share you traded and it'll soon be gone. Any plans? You need something volatile so you can claim to have made lots of trades.
RAFTengah
25 Feb 2015
Re: Down Memory Lame Good stuff Vizz.As for raesin, I hope your fresh but basil-faulty oysters, smell tasty before the stomach kicks in, and your red lighthouse is developing a nasty scab big enough to support a north sea oil platform, and your back passage is home to the Amazonian wide life.
Vizz
25 Feb 2015
Down Memory Lame The word "Lame" in the Header is purposely used to highlight common irrationality of thought. My post below was written in Spt last year, just after a sudden SP drop from 0.7p to 0.4p and it follows a theme I tried to emphasis 12 mts ago when the SP stood at 1.5p.What was sound advice was treated as de-ramping by the fan club set in its way of see, hear and say no evil, which has not ended happily. FML is now just a wound of experience confined to history, but punters will be wise to keep the memory fresh when thoughts turn again to chasing another rainbow.========== ========== ========It's standard practice for PIs to switch off the common sense reasoning portion of their brain when under stress. Examples of this include the belief that a paper loss only becomes real if you sell and the mood of despair where selling seems pointless after the SP has tanked. Addressing the latter point first, with FML's perilous state it is quite conceivable for the SP to move down to 0.3p from 0.4p, which is the same percentage as falling from 10p to 7.5p. If bad news was released with FML's SP at 10p, any sensible person would bail out quickly, but feel why bother when it's 0.4p? This is a case of emotions dulling the mind toward reality.Both the above examples are tied up with the fixation that to sell is to admit defeat, to lose your money and for some strange reason be denied the option to buy back in when conditions settle, possibly at a much cheaper price than when you sold. To take an early loss is the cheapest loss that gets more expensive with time, but so many punters cling to the idea that a positive change will soon occur and it will be happy sailing. This is where the "seeing what you want to see" takes over and the dream of riches fostered by group thought in a fan club atmosphere.People like to think of themselves as having a positive glass half-full character who will not submit to adversity, which by itself primes a person to not budging despite contrasting evidence. It’s like standing determined on a train track convinced will-power will protect you, whereas the rational action is to step off the track and allow the danger to pass, then step back on the track if you wish when clear. To buy and hold whatever happens is a trip to the poor house, whereas to limit losses keeps you in the game.There’s no shame in being wrong, but there is if you refuse to accept it and don’t learn from mistakes.
LK Hyman
25 Feb 2015
Re: Can we continue Raesin,"You really are a basket case. Some would say a sad old #anker."Are you talkin' to me? Ah wuz was niver a Banker.Where's Buckle My Shoe? He must be due to put in an appearance.LKH on the flybridge tracking steadily south south east
LK Hyman
25 Feb 2015
Re: Can we continue GG,"Talk?...you mean cry."Cry .... and sing at the same time?[link] on the flybridge you would cry too, if it happened to you
raesin
25 Feb 2015
Re: Can we continue You really are a basket case. Some would say a sad old #anker.
