In the oil & gas industry the term "kicks" denotes when the rig hits hits a pocket of gas/pressurized liqud and forces its way upwards through the hole with immense force exploding out of the derrick. When the pressure starts to build alarms are raised and you get out ASAP.
Similarly, if a positive ann is provided when do we get out? What are your strategies?
I see the LSE is up again...certainly exciting, but the hype is feeling dangerous.
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