Flowtech Fluid. Share Price (FLO)

I don't know. It depends on how/when they try to sell it I guess.

I just noted it here because it's a topic under Ramsdens too, when they seem to be selling into the market.

Jerry what effect due you think the liquidation will have on our sp?

9.5% held by Downing Micro Strategic, which appear to be liquidating.

Will you be giving out advice on sucking eggs next?

New Investors don't really understand "spread". With a highly traded stock, like Greggs, what you see is what you get. There's not much difference between what people want to pay and what some people are willing to sell for. Flowtech is a small cap share. There are two share prices and people confuse them. There is the price someone is willing to pay, and the price someone is willing to sell. Two sides, taunting each other, waving share certificates or cash while a giant clock in the background ticks off the seconds, each beat chilling the heart of those involved.

A larger spread, between the selling price and the buying price (to be clear, the value of a share is what people are prepared to pay and also the value that people are prepared to sell at. Shares have no inherent value) is probably down to low volume.

Most Flowtech shares are held by people involved in Flowtech. A small percent of shares are held by independent investors.

So, a big jump might indicate someone on the board buying up shares they see as cheap. Or Someone on the board trying to reinforce the price. But that big jump isn't actually as big as you think, if there is already a 15 or 20% spread between the established buy vs sell price. The spread is shown right here on LSE. Pay attention to it.