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I mean the 20-23p price was stable post profit warning... before the IIs decided to sell off and pre "up for sale" sign.

it was stable at 20-23p pre II selling off (post profit warning)... it spiked DOWN not up so its about right here until further news imo.

you'd have had to buy both yesterday to be in profit today though... orr spiked on open. OPTI will rise in a controlled fashion back above £1.

IMO - ORR placing next week / soon at what price?

without news... no. Will rock between 22 and 25 now until more "rumours" or confirmed news... imo. happy to be proved wrong (on the up of course!).

Decided to take some of the non-aim one.. NFX... took ages to get quote. Let her rise now ;)

sometimes when it spikes... imo... its good to sell and buy back lower... if you think its a spike. imo.

well I got some... couldn't at 2.5 had to pay more. Not showing my trade yet.

must be filling an order as cant buy now...

gl all holders.

lots of 10k share sells today?

2.674 to buy... tempted!

25 paid before the shakedown... right must work.

24

sea of blue at 23.1 on open ;)

probably... but not the bit about how they will fund it ;)

Hawk... don't worry... I will ramp it soon you will get more than your 11p back... I believe there are several suiters waiting to buy my company pre-ipo as the potential is for BOOBies to be huge!

As stated below... why would they be ramping their own shares? ;) Await news next week on what price... imo.
Wasatt found this one:
NCYT Good find that one... NO posts there at all... and at an all time low? £13m mcap... might do something but as there are no posts there probably nor a popular share?

NFX yes - very nice.

Aer Lingus owner circles Flybe

Shares in UK regional airline Flybe soared over 33% after Aer Lingus-owner IAG reportedly joined the race to buy the business.

Flybe has been in talks with multiple parties to sell itself as it grapples with falling demand, higher fuel costs and sterling’s weakness. On Friday it said Virgin was a potential buyer.

Stobart Air, which operates the Aer Lingus Regional service, has also been mentioned as a potential suitor. The UK media has IAG as the frontrunner, however. Flybe has also said it would consider other options besides a sale, such as further reductions in capacity and costs.

Daily mail today allegedly... they are considering it...

Boom?
https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/business/--888040.html

Good find that one... NO posts there at all... and at an all time low? £13m mcap... might do something but as there are no posts there probably nor a popular share?