*Official* General Market Chit Chat Thread - Part 2

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ykeen

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During the middle of the last GFC i bought one penny 100lot at 10c. I gambled with 10K thinking at most i lose the money. Rest of my capital were deployed to stronger ones like capland. In the end no win no lose for my other stock except that one penny. Finally sold it for 20K gain. At one time when the penny was down to 6c i was wondering if i made the right decision.

This time round can try the same trick. Take 5K to buy some penny at 0.005c. Then hope that it will go to 2c. As long as the penny no up lorry means got chance right?

Rest of hard earned money put in ES3. Idea okay?

Depends on luck. U lose money when they get delisted or rights issue u get dilution..

But if it has too much shares in circulation u also every day wanna queue to sell at same 0.005c also hard..
 

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In first page... Why so fast recover I haven't finish buying! :(
 

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Depends on luck. U lose money when they get delisted or rights issue u get dilution..

But if it has too much shares in circulation u also every day wanna queue to sell at same 0.005c also hard..

Feel like buying penny stocks of 10 diff company so I can pian xmm I own ten diff businesses... Forever alone. :(
 

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Is no one else excited that oil is back above 30?? :eek:

Spoke too soon, down again :o
 

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Wow, VI resurrected, still can make 1st 2 posts? Bug report! Mod!
 
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