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It would have to be a quarter of a snowflake each

Maybe go and have a look at the KOD board

People like you were trying to say there is always a better deal when it was in the 20s a few weeks ago.

How did that work out

So why not refrain from posting until you get your opportunity if it ever comes.

Price anchor is a good form or rhyming slang after all

I've seen on other boards that the magic number is actually 4.

So no surprises at all who that would be.

Yes Johnbri that is clearly the case.

Another one of the posse is posting yet more make believe

Hard to believe the moderators don't do anything about them

Strange that two people with no investment are trying to price anchor here.

With shorts about maybe its not strange at all....

And the hypocrites talk about others trying to control the narrative!

Level KPA is correct, their is a definite pattern.

Everything the trolls don't like is being removed.

Did you fail o level maths Roger

Ys the market cap here is illogical

77%

What's your point Wayne.

KOD has ten times as many shares.

Didn't stop a massive Chinese business investing £100m in it and won't stop it from multibagging in the next twelve months.

Same as will likely happen here

Happy for it to stay here til next Tuesday when I have funds to add a bit more

Price is plain daft

It would appear, however that atleast one of them is still trying to margin trade

It's the typical pattern for every Frasers buying cycle, it's been happening for nearly a year now.

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Lol Napth.

I was always the self employed type, so if you didn't deliver you were out.

Hope our guy has the same mentality albeit he is corporate!

Normbeef, i'm more thinking of this guy

The Company has further strengthened its iron ore team with the appointment of an iron ore expert from global mining consulting firm CSA Global (now ERM).

Each to their own

Do you think we are paying him buttons?

Not in the same sector but in the same type of consultancy firms.

Rates tend to be more based on the grade of the consultant rather than the industry sector in my experience. Unless it's IT where the rates are plain daft