Dekel Agri Share Price (DKL)

It is diffult to understand the LSE pricing. Take this morning as an example. Somebody has unloaded shares at 1.15 valued at less than a quid . so LSE then decides mark up the price to 1.225 a gain on tyesterday of 2pct. I mean it's not even the midpoint of the range it is quoting !

Only reason I keep banging on about LSE prices is that the same source provides the prices to my online broker who is also showing an indicative price of 1.225. Okay so I can get a 'proper' price if I go for a dummy trade but I cannot see the logic in the LSE pricing.

What we also have seen recently is meaningful director purchases from both Lincoln and Aristide well in advance of the improved cashew operation in which they've signalled for June.

And notable is also the fact that none of the directors, who own significant stakes, have been selling shares for any reason.

We have a third driver with DKL and that is impatience, although you do require the patience of a saint with this one.

The 2 main drivers of daily share price fluctuations are fomo and fear.

There is no fomo with DKL, so the MMs can only go with fear, trying to get despairing PIs to sell up.

It's why all AIM shares drift down when there is no news.

Thanks Harchris for the site.

Today we are again marked lower, with no trades showing. Despite all the sizeable purchases over the past 5 days the share price continues to slip. I still feel there is a big sale to be shown or are the MM's pushing down the price because they need cheap shares ?