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There is an auditors report on the financial statements, the auditors could say nothing further

Leaked bad news?

Decent quarter of a million purchase there.

Hopefully that is a good sign

Who knows what it will do, it's shouldnt be this level but it is.

£10 by end of sept would do.

Ah, thought we were waiting on something great happening.

Until?

I've no idea, but I'm down about 30+% here so hoping for something decent

Last trade shown here 11:01, something not right, possibly my screen, eyes, ability to look.

Yep 6 grand purchased

Your thinking 10% rise, nah I'm more conservative will bounce up or down 2% and finish up 1.6%

I hope so, just wish it wasn't suspended so the price could be pumped up and I could get out at my break even lol

It doesn't really matter though does it. The price will either fly or tank depending on news and results, the movement in-between isn't too important unless you are looking for trading opportunities. This being one of them I suppose.

Without going into detail LSE has interpreted the sales at 333k and buys as 289k, even accounting for a couple of errors unlikely that there were far more buys, but happy to listen to your explanation.

The accounts are audited annually from external auditors.

What's the opening price?

The problem as I see it for now is that we know December results are going to be poor, we know Facebook numbers as re going to be poor for a while as they build up their new brands.

Unless they start winning large new clients and RNSing that information then what is there to give the share price a decent bump up this calendar year?

2020 should be better with brands in place, views getting built up Tokyo 2020 etc, but I'm not sure where we will go in the next 5 months.

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They aren't by law allowed to buy or sell any shares if they know price sensitive news that hasn't been released to the market - such behaviour should land one in gaol, although prosecutions are rare. Many companies have tight trading windows outside of which no management share trading is allowed. So, in theory at least, there should limited buying followed by good news or selling followed by bad news. It all works in theory, anyhow. For those that are interested, I slightly misread this question first time around and did research on another question: When do directors have to announce share trades to the market. Apparently, they have 14 days after the transaction to report any purchases or sales. Might be useful for some of you.

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It'll not take you long UT.

I wasn't overly impressed by that pdf, for a media company it looked like a summer student project but hey ho it was something.

I hope they don't touch up the figures as much as they did Kate's thumbnail portrait in the later part of the pdf.

Have a great week all.