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16:23 of course a good reminder as to where he should be plying his wares.
CHARTS -T LINE TIPS in general chat

Jiddy check past posting history (Jan 20) before you harangued by the mob!

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09:53:17 19-Feb-2020 1.33 GBX 1,000,000 13,330.00 Cancelled CANC

always imagined the MMs as Cybermen in bowler hats, according to rumours do they not know if an ANN/RNS is on the way?
~ 65 hours to go before mobilisation commences. :-))

last operational update saw a 10:10% rise according to ;
https://londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/exchange-insight/news-analysis.html?fourWayKey=AU00000088E2GBGBXASQ1

Welshy - no problem :-))

MW93 we do have a few who only "come out" when they sense a little sport or even blood, in almost every instance they offered nothing positive in the sense of subject matter that I do not know about or could research if I did not, most of it is just rubbish or pure invective often based on spin and untruths or just where they are in their trading cycle (if they actually have ever owned shares here).
Filter works a treat. :-))

11:25 ?

11:00 MMs working in 0.05p increments so will be some "lumpiness" , fortunately looks as if buyers are realising the potential here and ignoring the games, never understand why when buys and sells are all on one side of mid-price the situation is not corrected within one or three trades, but like most here never worked in the "city" so what do I know.

my watchlist is now 13 reds and only 3 blues, mid week madness :-(

10:40 no doubt if you could buy 230M shares you might demand a discount, money in the bank now and should remove jitters from those who "worry" about our financial state if drill overran budget. IMO

buys and sells right side of the mid price, this could move quite quickly in terms of published share price, nothing to worry about.
3-2-1
stay appy and if you find me or others irksome filter and sign in before you start looking at posts, you can see what going on or being said by others posts - simples really

Perspective
just looked at my 21 line AIM watchlist - 10 reds and only 4 blues (3 of those by a whisker).
"major" blue chip shares look much better.

08:47 the MMs can do all sorts of things to present the picture they want, when I saw the BID and ASK move for no apparent reason on Monday night to 1.325 all it made me think was Why?
Not saying it's all manipulation but the MMs can present the picture they want us poor old private investors to see unless we take level 2 (even then unsure) and of course there are also late published and cancelled trades.
Stay appy

00:14 absolutely agree.
Was that earlier post was a serious statement, more likely an insult! :-))

HC intraday chart shows trading between 2.60c & 2.51c, afternoon steady at 2.55c until late slide (manipulated?)

41.1M (0.58%)

0.025AUD = 0.0128751GBP

ASX(close)
2.5¢ 4.17% up
Volume36.07M

Chi-X (close)
2.5¢ 0.00% =
Volume5.035M

18:59 do you have to worm children these days, never did with mine :-)

chartman I thought that there is a method of arbitration if the share price in AIM falls well out of kilter with AIM, but I am sure there are so many prerequisites that if we got into that situation the company would probably request a trading halt in ASX.

From your initial post I thought that you were talking about ASX being limited to trading within 5% of AIM close,
I think that ASX actually trades to at least three decimal (AU$) and if I look at the HC intraday chart I can see trades at eg 2.35c but only reports to two places, but how it ultimately affects I do not know or indeed worry to much about as it is what it is, just like the weather in Alaska. :-)

9. Incorrect trading increments on ASX data

"Particularly an issue with free data, is that they round to two decimal places. Any security traded on the ASX that is under $2.00 trades to three decimal places (either 0.005, 0.001 ticks according to its price). If data is only quoted to two decimal places the data can be dozens of percent inaccurate."

https://www.aussiestockforums.com/threads/best-data-for-me.18057/