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We all had to learn the hard way Share - I feel sorry for the nervous nellies.

I second that.

1.80
MMs want historic charts to look like trouble.

Another piece of evidence pointing towards MM's shorts for me.

Hang on for a rough ride - they are waking up.

Not sure they are order filling - more likely, closing their Monday shorts.
But edging the price down is clearly not working out for them.
Hence stalemate until the next big RNS.

That was PI ssed.

****ed masel.

Thanks Dave - ain't got no cash to dummy ping the market myself.

The price is going up.

It just doesn't know it yet.

What's a stop loss? ;)

Mind you, the market swallowed that 1%.

Jeez I step away for a moment and miss an RNS.

Who's this Leo guy? Google search brought up "stockpicking genius"

PS happy to apologise to anyone offended.

Woody - I won't take offence at anyone filtering me.

Well, I'm back. That was an unexpected early Christmas present from Mrs B.

Ok, ok, I'll leave you folks alone and go check what Mrs Big is up to. Might get lucky.

Jim - perfect balance between buyers and sellers. Some cashing in on profits, some filling their boots at what they see as cheap price. Changing of the guard.
Usually you get serious pullback after a massive spike - not here. The fact that it's holding is phenomenal.

Why isn't the price flying?

Were you asleep on Monday? 600% gain in a day, pulled back to 500%. Holds the ground now.

Now, pull out your calculator and check how many % return you are getting on your easy access savings account per day.

MMs set the price. They don't care if it goes up or down, they don't care what they are selling/buying - they want volumes.
If volumes are low, they don't make money, so they will either drop the price to weed out all the squealers, or raise it to get people to sell.

My guess as good as yours, but small guys always get bought out.
I reckon:
- We get a right-here-right now offer and buyer assumes all future risk and benefits from future profits
- We get bought out after more tests, approvals, reviews, etc.

Second option a lot more profitable if it actually works out, but first option not impossible if the offer is good enough.
Astra mcap 150bn. What's £2bn to them?