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Just a reminder that skid is not an insider and knows no more than the next man. He’s just someone who likes to think he does, but still hangs around a bulletin board for a company he despises, for what must be years now. I find that very odd. Aimho.

Soon all the retail gamblers will have placed their stakes, they've had weeks now and available cash will be getting thin, but the seller will still sell. What happens to the price then? Its the laws of supply and demand.

Why would anyone spend all day desperately trying to ramp a stock they have full confidence in?

You sound desperately unhappy, can't say I'm surprised

Wouldn't surprise me if you're paid by the seller to ramp it up so they can dump their shares to the poor sheep who take your advice.

Is it, or is it not, down 9.52%?

Are there, or are there not, large sells reported each day?

Is it or is it not, making revenue that justifies a £7.6m mcap?

Does it or does it not, have a CLN arrangement?

Is the volume higher or lower than yesterday?

I could go on, but you just keep your head buried firmly in the sand and I'll be back in a few days to accept your apologies.

Most are sells, look at the time stamp and price at time.

Player456, yes I think that's starting to dawn on some, the nvidia thing was really just nothing and at almost £10m mcap it's overpriced considering it has virtually no income. The seller knows this and with the CLN the downward pressure is going to continue.

That's not actually true though is it. Each day 10m sells and clearly another one to show from today, judging by the drop in bid/offer. Meanwhile the punters hoovering them up are getting fewer and fewer, hence reduced volume. Result, dropping sp.

Impossible to tell where the bottom will be when there's a large seller. It'll be once they're finished, wherever that is.

Momentum has gone out of the share, volume's declining and still the seller sells. Meaning they'll have to take it lower to offload the rest. Very frustrating when this happens, because without the seller it may have been over 2p by now. But when a large seller persists, they outlast the retail punters and the eventual outcome has to be down, as the mm's go in search of fertile grounds to off load the rest.

Except there hasn't been any suggestion she might, I presume.

It's got to be worth a punt, simples. You can now buy £10k's worth one year ago for £300. And it's just about to exit the TSP with a gold plated US contract in the bag. I wouldn't be at all surprised if DL drops another contract before the EGM and raises at 10 times this price, he's done it many times before. Then it'll be today's oh-so righteous soothsayer's, who spend all say moaning about a share they wouldn't touch with a bargepole, blubbing at the missed opportunity. Aimho dyor, etc...

Don’t forget they secured business with a US defence contractor that was rubber stamped by the US government. That’s now been extended with all of ENET’s work so far having been marked as top level. That won’t have gone unnoticed by other potential customers. Yes the price is a s***show, but there are signs this could still rise from the ashes again and any sniff of another contract will see a stratospheric rise from such bombed out prices. A punt with loose change, but worth it imho.

H&W had a government contract, still went itst up.

After just receiving a contract extension from the US government worth almost the entire mcap? Unlikely.

Judging by the way the mms seem to have an endless supply of shares we can assume they have been given the nod re- a placing following this ‘news’

Davy’s right

Looks like 1p support will fail, appetites dried up and selling relentless.

Not surprised to see what comes out of colon

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