dmedin

Anyway. So are you still 'well short'?

I don't understand it. If you'd bought Amazon, Microsoft or Apple stock in 2000 and held on to it you'd be a very happy person right now. Why so much bitterness about tech stocks?

That's a nice big fat HAMMER my bonnie bairns

Okay now.

Web Platform is slower than sh!t ... can't believe this is happening so soon after the total outage.

Web Platform. Not working well. Starting to suspect this is deliberate - happens whenever there are large, unexpected market moves.

Hmm ... despite the 'tech boom' technology actually came out better and stronger. Don't you think that the tech sector (and technology in general) is a lot more valuable today than it was in 2000? As for 2007 - present, wtf ... stocks have been on the rise for ten years. The only people who really lost out and had their lives affected were people who lose their jobs and their homes. What are you complaining about?

Support, even. But it's okay, as I know nobody reads my posts anyway

lol I have a pile of books to read instead of magazines. Enough to keep me occupied for the next five years at least.

Keep the faith, my bonnie wee loon 😺

Keep watching for turning signs near the bottom, and 'hop on my son'. Otherwise, get short, shortie 😺

I can smell a trap ... 🙈

Still falling

Would go for at least 50% and aim for 62% level on a short and have stop just above 24%

This is a time for shorting. Take your pick, there's plenty to make money shorting on right now!

It's certainly a gapper! Many holes to be filled.

@TrendFollower I like to see other people showing their trades (especially if they can explain it simply and well), and the daily small article from the trader is free and worth looking at even if only to criticize.

Just making a start on Burton Malkiel's 'A random walk down Wall Street'. Found a nice quite already: 'Financial analysts in pin-striped suits do not like being compared to bare-assed apes.' But presumably Burton is getting paid to provide financial advice himself?

The daily small article 'The trader' in Investors Chronicle has actually been quite useful, and it's free.

Go on my son!!! 😺

You need to be a professional investor / industry insider and / or have £500,000 to open a CFD account. I suspect having at least £500,000 to deposit is given the greater weight.

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Zut alors!

The UBS upgrade and the subsequent jump in share price made me lose my nerve. B'tards!