Anglo, Anto, Glencore all up today between 5% and 6%, this however struggles to hold onto 1.5% rise and cannot get past 1735p and if it does, it quickly gets pulled back.
It highlights just how corrupt our stock markets are that they can face orchestrated attacks. The FSA are worthless in a land where corruption, cheating and greed rule.
RE: Easy to sell, difficult to buy23 Jun 2025 13:39
This has nothing to do with MMs this is a sets traded stock although you'd be forgiven for thinking this is an MM AIM traded dog going by the previous two weeks performance.
There just isn't the amount of money on the FTSE 100/250 like there was ten years ago. A lot of that money has gone into property, gold, crypto etc. You can understand why so many companies are either leaving the 100 or keen to leave.
R58, the £200 intra day traders may have sold for their £20 profit. I'm thinking the more serious sensible holders who actually make money not the bus fare brigade.
Great times for airlines, have you not seen the load factors? They're the highest they've ever been and oil is almost 10% cheaper than it was last year.
And market abuse at its finest. The Libor scandal springs to mind in particular the trader who said in court, "If you're not cheating, you're not trying hard enough" says it all really. Added 937 @10.68 and will continue to add at these prices.
Falcon, this is a sets traded stock, nothing to do with MMs although you'd be forgiven for thinking it as all this POS ever does is go down. And yes, I am a holder here.
Looking at the trades this morning there was a distressed seller. Looks to have cleared (for now) with the buying pressure, several large six figure buys and countless five figure buys, sticky money. Should see a nice rise coming.
Bentley sell more so where's the exclusivity? Buyers in the niche market want exclusivity and that's reflective in the residual values of Bentley compared to Aston. You can get an 10 plate Bentley GT for £12k, you cant get a 10 plate DB9 for anything near that.