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It's so laughably obvious wot these people are up to .. they've clearly done it multiple times before as well (it's scummy behaviour, but to be fair I have grudging respect for wot they're doing ..this is the game)

I started my career as a market maker on the LSE 28 years ago..did 3 years of that before switching to fx & rates trading (with the last 10y in quant trading)..I can spot a rat from a mile off ..this board is infested with them

Looking at the chart, I reckon these guys are trend followers who are short ..they've clearly done this multiple times before (given the way they have pre-prepared posts to roll out once the price action starts losing momentum)

They're trying to drive it thru the support of 30-32 for a gap-down on triggering stops ..basic momentum ignition tactics (but u can do it in thinly traded AIM stocks held by flaky PIs by engaging in exactly this kind of behaviour)

'Another skydive' = i'm doing my very best for that to happen by spooking people on here

'Serious potential for bruising and damage.'.. more scaremongering ..don't listen to this person..blatantly talking their position

'Few large BODs incoming' ..another fabrication meant to spook people on here ...these people are sharks who are likely short ...don't listen to their BS

I'm sure u are ...given ur best efforts to drive it thru it's current support

Notice how:

1) the scaremongering begins as the stock starts to trend lower

2) how this long (clearly pre-prepared) post suddenly appears as it gets towards its support

These people are probably trend followers who are short

Its laughably obvious what some of the people on here are trying to do ....

Iamhoping..100% agreed on this

ONEDAYRODDERS...100% agree (management of any serious firm would be focusing on the MRE).

Golferboy..fair assessment

Good post (amidst all this hysterical nonsense) ..

Exactly..was going to post the same thing ..significant overreaction

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