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Not really a confidence boost, although both the Chairman and FD hold big individual stakes out of a float of 3.1bn shares. Dr Lorenzo Tallarigo's purchase worth £2.6k was made, "under the market share purchase agreement, one-third of Dr Tallarigo's fees as Chairman, after tax, are to be used to purchase shares in Oxford BioMedica PLC on a monthly basis at the prevailing market price. So that's business as usual. Tim Watts, their CFO, realised options on 8.24m shares, which were granted at 1p. The amount he sold were used to fund the purchase of those options. He now has almost 16m shares worth almost £1.4m

After so many daily "pumps" the share in question usually ends up with a "long tail" after a huge sell off from the day traders. In ITM's case however, the tail is short, and that means the gain is strong and likely to continue. GLA

Spicer, Thanks for the analysis. What wave theory are you referring to?

Does anyone have an opinion on this trust? Technically and fundamentally it looks good to me.

The 2 days which reinforced the breakout were 7th August, the date of the breakout and 22nd August. On both days approx 2m shares were traded. So the volumes are supportive of the rise. If the results on Friday meet these expectations, or disappoint the only way is down. GLA

A very bullish move today after the pullback from 93p to 78p. There's no official news out though and volume is not high.However, in the last hour there have been a lot of buys and many between £2k to £5k.

@TruroTrader, Thanks, and having held off I'm relieved to see I've stayed out of a significant pullback.

Since last Friday, there has been plenty of selling pressure and today the price has been dumped to 17p to buy from a brief high of 24p on Fri 18th. This is from a share which made a high of 23p in August 2016 and has failed to kick on in that time. Whatever the fundamentals, I'm still waiting for the breakout.

Ranging since March. Is this the start of the next leg up? It needs to break 73p first.

Yes. It went to 24p at 9:45 and has fallen back to about 20. Only 3 traders bought at 24p and 23p, so they will be initially upset although the overall direction looks more bullish than bearish.

I'm bullish for these reasons: https://uk.tradingview.com/chart/ITM/5iK9inMz-Bullish/

Thanks for your comments. Just to clarify, that excerpt was not glowing, and that's a good thing as they're not adding unnecessary hype to their prospects. I also think it's good investor relations. As for you and me, we may think ZOO's prospects are more than glowing, red hot in fact, but that's a different topic.

Bulletin board types: 1) Commentator - Posting repeatedly about individual buys and sell. 2) Roger Ramper: Can only see the bull case and thinks ramping comments will actually move the share price. Comments are usually backed up the precisely no evidence. 3) Dennis D-Ramper: He likes to annoy people about the company's woes. Usually an unpopular character amongst a herd of bulls. 4) The hater: They mistake the name of the board bacuase they think they can put a verbal "bullet in" their target. 5) Born Yesterdays: They really were born yesterday, as they're unable to see the train wreck they've just "invested" in, and with no stop loss. However, the though of riches at the beginning was good whilst it lasted. e.g. Cloudtag and so many more 6) The Far Enders: They love the fundamentals and argue about the far end of the CEO's fart because they think it might have an effect on the share price. You see lots them on the big blue chip shares. 7) The Diamonds: They have some good comments and are usually very experienced 8) Insiders: They have some direct experience of the company and can help with a fundamental question that all the outsiders are puzzling over. 9) The Techie: Loves technical analysis and pretty chart patterns, but usually gets a hammering from those who only invest using fundamentals. Does anyone have any more?

Today's trading statement confirms the bearish bias for Gattaca.

One sell today worth £456k creating the largest intra day volume for PHC this year. No change in price though. Which way next?

Made me laugh. Thanks for that. Should the new share price theme be, "I get knocked down, but I get up again..."? Anyway after rising to 10 in May it's lost almost over half it's value. FLX is not delivering and the share price is responding with speculative longs selling out. No recovery yet.

In other news, the AA has also broken its June 2016 support at 209p. That could lead to more downside, so dip buyers beware.

In other news, the AA has also broken its June 2016 support at 209p. That could lead to more downside, so dip buyers beware.

"Shares in FTSE 250 roadside assistance company AA tanked on Tuesday after it said it has fired Bob Mackenzie as executive chairman for gross misconduct with immediate effect and cautioned that full-year results would be flat on last year."

This statement was enough to worry the market and send the shares down despite today's positive results. "we note recent market announcements by Nokia and Ericsson that 2017 may be slightly more challenging than they previously expected."