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It will once they let you buy... been trying - but then they didn't want me to buy at 71 yesterday either and it dropped.

All the early gainers (apart from FARN?) have lost their gains. My share (ALM) taking a hammering for no known reason other than profit taking (and panic sellers?)

Tempted by a flyb trade at 17p got to be quick... imo (new article citing "deal is close" ) lol.

Might put my topslice from ITX into here.

you can match some of the trades to those who paid 80 yesterday. Some panic selling with low freefloat... will come back later and see. Its gone below Fridays close which is astounding but never mind. Thought a main market share would behave less like aim.

Hmmm.... perhaps once the sellers are done. Why now ffs? Never learn the market is shit for good shares

yup - who has the bigger punch though PIs or Bern? Fighting shorters is pointless without good news. I learnt that the hard way... (ps I never short no idea how and don't really want to).

pink

IMO will start slowly off the blocks and boom later... lets see... lots of news elsewhere too which is the only down side...

yes got to love some of the ramps... still if it lets me topslice a 6p I'll take em ;)

There is a lot of competition for top risers this morning... which to go for??? Fekin busses ;)

Taff something tells me you don't like this share? ;)

Why is the news out yet? Risky until it is... imo... but if you are happy to invest at these levels with the known risks then it could make you A LOT of money... personally waiting for the rns today.

BBC R4 this morning - he really is a negative guy:

Six months ago shares in Thomas Cook were just below 150p now, after two profit warnings, they are worth just 22p.

What's gone wrong?

Stuart Gordon, an analyst at Berenberg, has followed the company closely.

"The fact is that it is a pretty structurally challenged company," he tells the Today Programme.

New players like Airbnb have entered the market and more people are booking their own holidays, and not buying package deals any more, he said.

Thomas Cook's rival TUI, which owns the Thomson brand, is less reliant on package holidays and has a bigger cruise and hotel business.

Mr Gordon thinks Thomas Cook will need "some kind of fund raising" in the near future.

Finally an update :). Was getting a little concerned but kept track of their twitter feeds ;)

3p today? Will it hold? Seems to struggle for some reason :(

Wont add until it settles again...

BBC R4 This morning:
Serica Energy has recently bought big stakes in the Bruce, Keith and Rhum fields, in the North Sea. The fields are 80% gas.

Why move in, when the big players like BP and Shell, are moving out?

"The majors are moving into new areas in the North Sea and they're moving west of the Shetlands," said Mitch Flegg is company's chief executive.

"The more mature areas like the central and northern North Sea... really are now ripe for a newer breed of company to come in that can be more nimble, can be more focused and apply technology to the later life of these assets."

Serica Energy has recently bought big stakes in the Bruce, Keith and Rhum fields, in the North Sea. The fields are 80% gas.

Why move in, when the big players like BP and Shell, are moving out?

"The majors are moving into new areas in the North Sea and they're moving west of the Shetlands," said Mitch Flegg is company's chief executive.

"The more mature areas like the central and northern North Sea... really are now ripe for a newer breed of company to come in that can be more nimble, can be more focused and apply technology to the later life of these assets."

Morning all... LOTS of busses today... lots. ITX / BBSN / BLOE / DCTA.

As for TCG - the guy who stated 12p was on BBC R4 this morning (0615) slating them again... he's determined to get his short closed at 12 ;)

Keep an eye on a share for news today... MTMY... if they manage to get bondholders to agree it will boom. (more than it did yesterday).

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! I wanted more!

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