Quantum Data Share Price (QDE)

Compelling when it's put like that, isn't it?

That's it. I'm ready to buy.

Can’t wait till this commence is trading very shortly. There is going to be such a rush to buy that. I think we’ll seek 200% introduce Spike on the initial opening day.

Our Mr Bowler is another Maidlike saddo, child-fantasist. He loaded up on Met1 too. These boards attract them - but like flies they stick, unable to extract themselves from their dream. Their mummies ought to take their piggy banks away.

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You cannot buy UK shares that are suspended on the London Stock Exchange (LSE/FTSE) through "back trading" (over-the-counter or off-exchange trading) in Norway. When a company's shares are suspended in the UK, it is typically an absolute regulatory halt.

Here is why this is not possible:

Global Clearing Freezes:

When a stock is suspended, the central clearing system (such as Euroclear or CREST in the UK) halts all settlements, meaning no transfers of ownership can legally be recorded or processed, regardless of where the trade originates.

Regulatory Jurisdiction:

Even if a Norwegian broker were willing to facilitate a private over-the-counter (OTC) agreement, they are bound by international settlement rails and the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) market rules.

The Norwegian OTC Market: The Norwegian NOTC (Norwegian Over the Counter) system only facilitates the trading of unlisted Norwegian companies. It is not a secondary platform for circumventing UK stock suspensions or delistings.

When UK shares are suspended, you must wait for the company to resolve the regulatory issue and have the LSE lift the suspension.

Attempting to bypass a freeze can expose buyers to extreme risks, including the total loss of capital if the company goes into liquidation or is permanently delisted.

So WHY are you LYING???