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FYG the order is in the auctions only and as a buyer they are going to get a good price....

Think you'll pay starters 7.18p and after a few broken down trades be paying upper 7s...... or one transaction will cost you over 8p for 1mill....ORRRR you sit and gobble up any desperate auction sellers at 6.6p over several days auctions.

It also signals to trader sellers that there will be a demand for your shares and it ain't going down as it will be bought up again. Any traders waiting looking a lower entry buy will see a block to lower prices and have to decide to jump in again now

At 11am I'd say an Uncrossing Trade....

But it would be cheaper as buyer to buy open market so just giving the auction seller a good price... buying at 6.9p I'd take that auction!

Small mobile platforms offer free transactions as clients often buy in 100s of £ not 1000s.

It's not a MM.....it can't be used to hold a price. Often the lowest price is not the one, the 1 trade is dealing as some MMs not quoting for 1 share now.

Rasoolb is economical with the truth..... ;)

Heck the non listable could transfer shares sale funds to other entity as a loan which it uses to buy the shares off first entity..... maybe paid back maybe never....Go below 7p other buyers come in, go above 8p more sellers arrive.... best keep it in a zone you can trade yourself ..... all speculation of course.

What if you had a legal entity that could not relist and you needed to get the shares into the other entity before they cost you too much to buy???? Cough... and profit from the rise in the other entity.....

All before things kick off in county that you know is happening.... cough..

Lose £5,700 circ in the 620k swap alone. If buying and selling yourself.

However at £2 a share you'll take that hit if you had to.

If entity swapping I'd have thought they would do a broker organised swap behind closed doors rather than through market. You'd get a better deal.

Swappng providers? Swapping accounts? Swapping company holdings to another entity???

Interestingly the 620k was bought before the shares were sold.... you'd think you'd sell to get cash to rebuy... it looks like as soon as the buy created liquidity they hit bid hard to off load 620k the opposing stock, stopping to grab another 333k before offloading the final 3x100k

It's not institutional, no SOD..... they don't buy on hope.

I've said before someone is swapping spit here.... even with themselves!!. The big buying and selling slot last week was precisely £45k buy and sell.

Note the first sell of 220,936..... with other 100ks after...The big buy was 620,936.... coincidence????

Seller keeps smashing the bid getting close to mid 7s. As long as buyer keeps soaking them back up....

Just so you know.

I prefer to post a factual document to support this rather than a dubious website, you'll get the post deleted most likely.

https://online.fliphtml5.com/qklxk/wvlr/#p=11

Read from Page 11 onwards - 2 articles

I doubt LSE has the staff and cost to sanitise the boards..... If enough people report a post it gets deleted, only if you complain would they review.

What worries me is the sheer number that would be on the board lurking to report posts that are positive, given it is quite hard to report derampers posting lies. However, by putting those posters in the bin you lack the numbers to get their posts removed.

Just so you know.....

It is a fact as reported via RNS that GCM has a mine development works contract and multiple MOUs with Chinese companies.

It is like alllll roads lead to COAL.....

Bangladesh are being pushed into a corner and the only way out is COAL!..... It solves a whole lot of issues and starting to far outweigh any negatives.

SHUT UP ABOUT THE 1 TRADER............

Stick to posting news articles because everything else is pure drivel....

You said on X it was won..... and on here

+13% today after court win secures key Zambian licences?

Not think any comment on court case could be premature until final judgement? Or prejudice the case?

We did not have a ton of buying today.....

Someone spent/lost £3353.74 plus fees trying to convince you that was the case....