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There are a few desperate people on this board and this further confirms my belief that they are short and there is a massive short squeeze on the cards here if investors stand firm and start adding on the opening bell tomorrow. I intend to buy on the bell tomorrow if I get chance, not because of the fundamentals here, but because of the technical opportunity for a monster short squeeze.

When I see a board where there is next to no ramping and just two people talking to each other and reposting the same desperate garbage about how the SP will tank, and how everyone needs to abandon ship that tells me all I need to know.

It's one thing to speak the truth in the face of desperate ramping, but it's another to claim to be protecting people by speaking "the truth" in a room where literally nobody is ramping or trying to convince anyone to buy. Why the constant reposting of the same plea for people to sell and run away screaming on a board with next to no posters? I think we all know why, and I would refer people to my post from yesterday.

On a technical level, this stock isn't trading that much higher than recent all time lows truth be told. There are massive short positions here that were opened all the way down and were opened at rock bottom. The rise on Friday was driven not by an organised ramp (I didn't see any ramping hardly, did you?), but by the shorting rats scrambling for the exit when they saw the news and saw the potential to be wiped out as volume increased.

Irrespective of the fundamentals, sometimes shorters greed and hubris creates the perfect opportunity for people to cash in on their misery. I'm convinced this is one of them if people can see what's happening and hold their nerve.

Look at the 5 year chart and you'll see this is still trading at pretty much an all time low except the last 2-3 months where the shorters moved in and drove it a few pence lower again. So given this isn't really up by much in the grand scheme of things, I suspect momentum could well be in favour of those going long tomorrow.

Who will be more nervous tomorrow morning, the people who bought at 7p-8p on Friday afternoon wondering if this will fall back to 5p-6p, or the people who shorted this massively near the bottom who are worried about losing everything they own. If you understand this, then you'll understand why there's a couple of people talking incessantly to an empty room.

Opportunity awaits tomorrow if people hold their nerve. Good luck and make sure to buy some sticks and marshmallows.

Without knowing the fundamentals, it's obvious a fundamental event would have spurred on the drop and emboldened the short sellers of course, but it doesn't change the short term technicals after Fridays rise, and it doesn't change the fact the sheer amount of shorting going on here suggests an incredible amount of hubris on their part. They've been opening short positions at the all time lows here and they have a major headache on their plate.

I have up to now had little to no interest in this company personally and know next to nothing about it, but I can't say I wasn't curious after Friday's rise. On the face of it, now I can see WYLD is priced in Swedish Krona, the rise does seem a little overdone, but given my lack of knowledge of TERN or it's assets beyond WYLD I still can't say whether Friday's rise was justified or not with any degree of certainty as I simply don't know enough about the company.

What made me want to dig a little deeper into this is your constant posting here Infinity. I've been looking through various posts in different rooms on the main chat page and every time I go back or refresh there's a new post from you in here pretty much saying word for word the same thing you've just said. You're either obsessed or terrified of this going up on Monday.

What I can see from a little research is a lot of shorts desperately trying to close yesterday, so rather than this being an organised pump and dump it strikes me that a most of yesterdays rise was likely due to desperate weasels trying to close their short positions.

Given how many people were shorting this, if longs can keep up the pressure we could see a massive short squeeze here.

Just checking the chart now I can see 4p-5p is pretty much the bottom for this, and under that was an all time low. I know nothing about the fundamentals here but I can see this traded heavily in the 6p-8p range not that many months ago and much much higher not long before that.

Now I've just seen the chart and studied it a little more closely I can see what's happen here. If the buying continues on Monday, we could see one of the best short squeezes we've seen for some time. Given the SP appears to have been driven down predominantly by shorters and the SP is only where it was a few months ago before the shorters seemingly went on the offensive, I have a good feeling about this.

I'd like to thank you Infinity, your desperate posts here have done me a favour. I wouldn't have looked into this at all this morning with out you. I know what I'm buying first thing Monday morning now. The squeeze is ON!

Infinity, this constant posting pretty much the exact same post over and over again to yourself is what caught my attention here to begin with and exactly what spurred me to have a quick gander at the MCAP of both companies (Neither of which I know anything about, as you can tell from my not knowing WYLD was listed in Sweden earlier).

What exactly is your interest in this stock Infinity?

I stand corrected. Didn't realise WYLD was on another market. I was just going by what I saw after a quick google search of the company. Can see it's listed in Stockholm now. Just wondered what was happening here after yesterday and saw one or two people here spamming the board on a Saturday, which usually screams desperation.

WYLD currently has a MCAP of just under 200m. If WYLD went up 30% yesterday it means it started the day nearer 150m. That's nearly a 50m rise. Tern has a 27% stake. TERN's stake has gone up by 11m-12m roughly, therefore a rise in TERNS's MCAP of at least £10m here would be justified, and £15m not all that unreasonable either would it not.

All your 750k talk baffles me completely.

I'm not in TERN personally, but thought I'd stick my head around the door to see what was happening in here after the rise yesterday.

This infinity character sounds really desperate here from what I can tell. He is literally posting lies all over the place. Maybe he's short and scared witless?

Just looking at what a 30% rise over on WYLD is worth to TERN. From where TERN was trading yesterday morning a rise of 90%-100% is entirely justified relative to the increase in the value of TERN's stake in WYLD.

A rise of between £10m-£15m in the value of TERN more or less matches what the value of their stake in WYLD has gone up by after WYLD going up by nearly 30% yesterday.

The rubbish he was talking about WYLD needing to triple from here to justify a £15m rise is pure lies and deception. If WYLD tripled from here, the TERN's stake in WYLD alone would be worth 5 or 6 times TERN's current MCAP.

AS's commitment can't be questioned right up until the point where he needs some cash to buy a second mansion.

China is only where it is in the world because the likes of Thatcher and Reagan decided to put it there at the request of their neoliberal handlers. The game was always to empower China (if required) to disempower the Western working classes whilst simultaneously sowing the seeds of class, race and gender division amongst the newly impoverished serfs of the soon to be neo-feudal west (I believe your mates at the WEF call if stakeholder capitalism these days).

Blair played the biggest part in smashing what was left of the democracy you still believe exists. He continued Thatcher's work dutifully and furthered the neo-liberal agenda a century in just 10 years. A broken Britain, a pretend democracy where everyone gets a choice of leaders bought and paid for by the global banking mob and the WEF.

For your information Penguin, I love Britain, but I hate and despise with a passion everything Britain has become over the last 40 years. Like a lot of desperate people I will happily support anyone or anything (Whether I agree with them entirely or not) that threatens the duplicitous foreign politics of this hijacked scum hole we're now all being held hostage in.

The company should do what POLY has done if and when they get the opportunity.

Holding any stocks in the west is major risk to capital now, not to mention the danger of holding pounds and dollars.

I for one would be happy to hold all my shares in any eastern currency, on any market far and away from the west.

Holding any amount of savings in pounds and dollars is a massive risk for people in the west now. People need to get their money out of the banks pronto.

The UK is one of the most toxic markets in the world currently. There is zero incentive for business' or investors to commit any time and effort in such a pathetically corrupt country.

Most sensible investment is heading eastwards. The future belongs to the east now. The future belongs to the countries where liberal nonsense and woke garbage are given no quarter.

The scum running the UK are equal parts corrupt and clueless. They always prioritise deregulation in an already corrupt environment to try and tempt corrupt money to the UK. The problem with that is that as investors grow ever more weary of ever more corrupt companies fleecing them, liquidity dries up further. Deregulation only works up to the point that investors take their ball and go home when they realise they're being conned in perpetuity.

On the other side of the coin, these sanctions will have also scared off the dirty money and business' they wanted in the UK in the first place.

In this instance the UK government has both scared off the oligarchs and fleeced everyday investors in one swipe. The UK government deserves no trust, no business and no investment. If they promised to reduce corporate tax to 0% they'd struggle to bring business to the UK currently.

Russia and China are conducting themselves with total finesse and refinement, while the UK is playing third world politics and economics. The UK is finished once and for all. No coming back from this. Young people need to get out while they can and take what they have go to a decent country where their time and investment will be appreciated.

The sanctions are most definitely unprecedented and most definitely corrupt. The reasons given for suspending this company in the first place were based on a proven nonsense which the government confirmed once they found a "better" excuse to justify their corrupt sanctions.

The great western charade is now in it's final days and months. The USA has lost control and it's only hope now is to not just cause chaos in the east, but to cause chaos much closer to home in the west. The USA has no true allies, just a long string of battered wives across Europe that cower and cast their eyes to the ground when Mr Dementia shuffles in to town to threaten and blackmail their respective "elected" leaders into following USA foreign policy orders.

The USA revels in the idea of a broken Britain, a broken Europe, and with any luck a broken Russia and China. If Russia and China don't suffer the mathematically improbable misfortune that the USA would prefer, then just a broken Britain and Europe will do for them. A culturally and economically destitute Europe has the globalist powers that be in the United States of Wall St licking their lips. The USA is also earmarked for the same fate as Europe once it's served their purpose though, so it's not all bad news I suppose. In short, the USA is the globalist cartels Frankenstein's monster that they will have put to sleep after he's finished wreaking as much havoc as possible in the East and finished off any semblance of European power and culture left.

Russia has weathered onslaught from the collective west quite spectacularly, and the USA is now left with no other tools at it's disposal other than to flex it's over-rated military muscle. Greed will be the USA's undoing. Most of the USA's military budget is an embezzlement scam operated between special interest groups. The USA isn't anywhere near as well supplied militarily as their budget would suggest. That's not to say they don't have state of the art equipment, but it's nowhere near as advanced, and more importantly, there's nowhere near enough of it to warrant the sort of money expended by the US government. American military equipment is too expensive and ultimately inefficient due to profiteering and shockingly limited production capacity to rival Russia in a conventional scenario. Russia's military supplies are of course produced in infinitely greater numbers and much more cheaply than in the US and the rest of the western world. The Russian government has a very good handle on it's military equipment supply chain which is what any sensible nation would have.

To cut a long story short, the USA is now limited to several options, accepting defeat, dragging out an unwinnable war and hoping for divine intervention, or escalating to the point of going nuclear.

Whatever the USA chooses, Europe will be stuffed, and that's the only thing that makes the USA keep going at this point. Such lovely allies we have.

I see some US officials have now admitted that they carried out the act of terrorism in Europe. I think most sane people knew the US were behind the attacks on Nordstream and I said as much here when it happened. Though some idiots here said Russia did it to themselves. The US is a rogue nation pure and simple. They are revelling in the destitution of their own rivals. The US created the housing crisis, the banking crisis, the migrant crisis and now the energy crisis.

It's the same old dross from these BBC brainwashed libtards day in day out now MCATEE mate. If you're not a Russian bot or a Putin lover, you're a fascist or right wing extremist. It's the only language these cretins know. He's probably the usual upper middle class liberal twerp who's made a life for himself on mummy and daddy's money and now thinks he's a genius. I bet he's got an Estuary English accent, wears a white shirt everywhere and has designer stubble to boot. Seen enough of these mugs at investor conferences over the years, total bhellends.

Reposted this response to the person who threw the usual "go and live in Russia" comment at me. I now keep copies of all my posts and repost them when they get taken down. 77th Brigade and free speech censors will not win.

Just noticed some of my older posts have been removed again. The censorship now is pathetic. Just look at Youtewb, most replies to any comments that have any anti establishment angle are being removed. You see comments showing 20 replies and you click to see them and there's either 2 replies remaining or none. 77th brigade are traitors to this country and complete anti-freedom scum. Tell as many people as you can about 77th and Britain's psy-ops division. Most comments where I mention them get taken down. Make sure everyone knows what the British government and military is doing to the minds and health of it's own citizens.

Zelodski is a joke mate. That speech he gave to all the WEF and NGO backed mysterons and perverts who run our country was ridiculous. You could see he was coked up to the eyeballs too.

The last prime minister to actually enter number 10 for their first term having been elected by the people was Tony Blair in 1997. So forget ideas about democracy, we're well beyond that now.

Don't worry, we won't need a military, because we have the heavily armed United States of Wall St overseeing European economic, cultural and psychological decline. There'll only be one army in the coming decades and it will be primed and ready to eradicate any Europeans mourning their lost homes, families, futures or culture.

Exactly MCATEE, the UK is deeply corrupt puppet state masquerading as a democracy.

The last prime minister to enter number 10 having actually been elected was Tony Blair in 1997. The only PM's to "win" a GE after Blair were Cameron, May and BoJo, but none of them entered number 10 having been elected. People may consider Cameron the one exception to that, but Cameron wasn't elected either, and only entered number 10 after bribing Clegg and the Libtards, so Cameron essentially made himself prime minister in spite of the electorate.

The UK is definitely one of the least democratic countries in the world today, and it's all in the name of protecting the sick Liberal agenda. The UK has no room to criticise countries in the east which actually hold real elections, where the leaders take the reigns after having actually been voted for.

The stats are telling, Putin's approval ratings for almost 25 years have been 70% at worst and 80%+ for most of that time. Compare that to every UK prime minister and US president in that period and you're looking at approval ratings between 2% up to about 30% at best.