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Trader: 'Mummy it's got 100.'
Mummy: 'Yes dear.'
Trader: '100 ith a big number ithn't it?'
Mummy: Yes dear, perhaps you'd better sell them now.'
Trader: 'Awight mummy.'

You have to hand it to KC. I have every admiration for the bloke. He's going to max this out to the nth degree.

...in one form or another. The company themselves have described this stage as the culmination of all their efforts over the last few years. There are multiple bidders.. so there are deals to be had and you can bet that any of them would make the directors rich.

That's terrific Starbright. Thank you.

Was it a buy or a sell? Price suggests sell, but that's a high price to get for such a large sell.

In a Price/Earnings ratio, are 'earnings' revenues or net income? Tks

Mwahahahha... better warn all those scandinavians then...

Seems a very muted response on here to this news. Is this not huge? Will the ODX price not soar on monday?

Click the icon under the tweet, that looks like a bucket with an arrow coming out of it and select 'copy link to tweet'

Ah thanks. Not SGSsa then :-) But yes, still good. Thanks. I'm trying!

Sorry... SGS?

(I know it's irritating answering stupid questions from newbies, but we've all been there and this co seems to be a particularly complicated web)

Is this good? (sorry, still getting the flavour of this)

]Just watched the mars landing. Absolutely amazing.]

Ah ok. He is rather flavour of the day! OK, thanks. I'll see that as a positive. I hadn't seen the connection.

...please tell me why the directors of this company are worth backing? Sniffing about considering investing but looking for an angle, although given that, I do like their portfolio.

There's a support line at 1.76, and resistance at 2. But the odd thing - and probably meaningless - is that two separate but significant 3 month trend lines converge precisely with a resistance/support line at a single point on the 23rd Feb at 27. Anything that offers hope :-)

It's yet more evidence of how the markets are rigged against the retail investor. We haven't a chance. Kept in the dark about true price action and helpless against bot manipulations by hedge funds. And of course it's not illegal because those in power are in on the game. In the UK for example, that unctuous dinosaur Rees-Mogg owns a hedge fund (which he's moved into the EU btw, being a true brexiteeer)

(sighs). 1.68e equals 1.48 sterling. yesterday, the UK offer ended the day at 1.46. So german trade was at a small premium. The quoted price rise is the difference between the last trade and the one before it. If you look at the chart on the Frankfurt boerse page you'll see the last trade was at about 1.35. If on a given day a sell occurs, then the price rises and the next trade is on the following day after the offer has risen, the quoted percentage change will be between the old bid and the new offer. So it seems exaggerated. Because volume is low and because they quote difference on trades, not on mid. This is actually more accurate as no one knows if any trade is a buy or a sell.

Prices in Germany can sometimes lag the UK, especially when volume there is very low, as it is with GDR. In the past, I've seen the price of a share rise substantially in volume in the UK, so I went to frankfurt and bought at a discount, only to sell an hour later when the price data had caught up.

https://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/equity/genedrive-plc-ls-015

And for the record, Genedrive isn't listed in France, just London and Germany.