Haha something tells me the hype train won’t work for this stock like the other two feeling fucked over from the start but early days got to days to go to know where we stand thing is market is on a downtrend so the hype might not work this time
UK market isn’t fueled by hype unlike US.
I bought into this at 24p and sold at 22p. I just didn’t see the hype building.
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Ditto - bought at 26p first thing, sold at 22.67p, don’t think there’s going to be a sharp upward trend here. Was just experimenting in case it jumped up! Experiment that cost me a fiver. Good luck everyone.
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I got it at 26 so i will just hang in there and hope 
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They’ve been live for 7 hours 
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Well given it’s now 19p I made the right decision. I could put that money back in and buy more stocks than I had previously. But I still don’t see this spiking given it started at 5p originally. That is almost a 400% spike already priced in.
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I’ll be honest I was expecting a better jump but I’m in this for the long hold.
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If you’re investing, then selling at a 2p per share loss after 7 hours of the first day it went live… I wouldn’t call that a win personally.
If you’re trying to trade on the hype though, different story I guess. But you’re still at a loss assuming you’re not back in yet at 19p.
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Guess I’m still paying my “tuition fees” buying this stock at 25p. I should have known when most of the hype was people trying to make a quick buck. I understand the people who got in a 5p on primary bid won’t get there shared until march 4th. Which means it is unlikely to go up anytime soon because as soon as they get it they are going to sell.
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Patience.
Well that was frustrating. I’m still learning how this app works… And free trade is really good so don’t misunderstand me! However, it really was a shot in the dark this morning and didn’t feel like I was on control of my decisions. I absolutely had no clue I would be buying at 27.7p this morning so was quite surprised. I don’t know if this is just the way it is and I will have to learn… But I wonder if there isn’t a better way? Also I have noticed that of the 50 - 70 trades Iv done since I started on here a few weeks ago there hasn’t been a single case where the ‘lag’ in price, up or down, has worked in my favour ie I ALWAYS pay more than I think I’m going to AND always lose more when I sell… This is not pleasant and doesn’t feel just ‘random’, even when I have google finance and yahoo (for the US) in real time.
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Use the price from Yahoo Finance and buy that way.
Hoping this picks up on Monday, after a bit of weekend hype. If not, it is still potentially a good long term hold. Some of these weed stocks will strike big over the next few years… it’s just figuring out which ones.
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Freetrade showing a close of 19p but Google Finance shows 20.42p close?
Put simply, you will have to learn. Prices are indicative, and you’ve said you’re heavily into ARB, which is highly volatile.
Also clearly none of my business, but I think you’ve said elsewhere your portfolio is around £1,500, and you’ve made up to 70 trades on it in about 2 weeks.
Might be worth reassessing the approach and look for some longer term gains (i.e. investment rather than trading)… for your own sanity.
Unless you enjoy the stress of course.
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London Stock Exchange showing 19p close too.
Literally bought in front all the way up and sold in front all the way down… Using Yahoo real time… But still out of pocket… Just don’t make sense.
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Had 2.5 shares an hour ago, 20% rise today, bought (of Yahoo ) all the way up then sold (for more than I bought ) for more than I bought each of the extra shares… Back at 2.5 shares and out of pocket… With 20% share rise in the last hour or so…
Hmm 