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To my mind the key won't be the figures (which I suspect will be mixed) but structural/ strategy updates that are folded in.

The advice of not constantly checking is sound. It's good for your mental well-being. I don't think anyone would argue with that, and as I say... Alerts are there to be used for any major movement. I have one set at 80 and 100 on this. Do I check still? Yes but I try my very best not to purposefully look at it many times per day. It's not healthy. It's just variable reward at play, a dopamine addiction like people who can't get off Facebook... Same process at play.

All my point was there was some strawman action going on. A sound bit of advice was made. Nothing was said about don't look for six months etc, i.e. the original statement was being misrepresented.

No biggy. Live and let live. We will get there chaps!

All my point was that is sound advice but there was no definition of what checking too much wa

Strawman. He didn't say don't look for six months. No winners in just picking an argument for the sake of it.

Steve alerts exist for a reason.

I agree. I would just be strategically prepared that forces may want to push as much negative spin on the results as they have done over everything for the past six months if they have not met their objectives yet. Agree though, when... Not if.

100% agree. They will hold it out for as long as they can to cause this.

Set some alerts for outside the movement range and enjoy life.

I'll certainly be throwing the kitchen sink at this come the ISA reset. This is being played, everybody knows it. Only the worker bees see fear where there is opportunity.

I wouldn't assume the price action represents sentiment at this point. It's all tactical from firms which can be seen in the data.

While I don't believe for a second it will happen it's worth being balanced. This vote isn't like for like because there is the option of recieving slightly less money (instead of nothing) in admin. There is the bonus that will be seen as not judged by Amigo too. It's no slam dunk but greed will prevail.

As far as I was aware it was wind down and some money Vs carry on and more money. Timelines for payment were not distinctly different. I can't see why anyone outside the angry mob would vote for less money. Unless someone could spread enough false information to make shutdown look like a good option. Sarah may delete posts but once they have been seen they have been seen. She is playing a very dangerous game. While she skirts liability by saying she can say what she likes because she isn't paid for her advice, there are holes she can fall down around publishing false information.

Interesting how many accounts use the same rhetoric "I wish I never brought this..." Getting real déjà vu from the style... We all know it's bs.

11.8% so volume largely private. Doesn't mean there will not be a TR. Just that it isn't from an II type system.

Dont read anything into the buys and sells. I often buy in small fixed sized chunks in low liquidity shares like this with a limit attached. Last time I loaded like that I had 20 buys all of the same size (an odd, distinct number) - half got listed as buys, half as sells. All were buys. It's voodoo witchcraft.

Easy way to tell. Go to London stock exchange website and download the days trades. IIs systems register as "P Algo" - because they are automated systems buying/selling to get the best price.

Recent activity for AMGO has been around 10% of trades. See if that has changed.

You can look at the data to see what is market makers and what is peer to peer. Or you can just blame market makers.

Clue: they are not particularly active here it's all peer to peer.

This is purely PI driven looking at the data. It is nothing more than those that know what they are doing robbing those that don't.

Those that know what they are doing buy cheap then sell the right side of any risk point. They are off to play elsewhere which will inevitably let this retrace a bit then come back to play for the vote result / sanctioning driving the price up again, likely far higher this time around.

Only question to ask yourself is when to get on and off the ride.

This will rise significantly through the next few months. But don't be fooled. We know a lot of the LTHs got in 10-25p so there is likely to be an exit race at some point when we get into that range. Nobody is holding through the RI if they don't have to regardless of what they post on here.

You sure it isn't just the Americans getting Into the office?

This is a really interesting point and it sorts the informed investors from the gamblers. As WB says, if you buy a sound business and the price goes down - fantastic - buy more! If the price going down concerns somebody they are either day trading on PA alone or they don't have the confidence in the business, at which point you need to ask why did they invest in the first place as that is gambling.

Know your dates and make your moves accordingly.

It's a reasonable expectation. One would suspect after the derisk of the creditor vote.