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Shorts not quite exploded still 3.29% in fact a small increase this week. Don't know why.

SP post Takeover forecast 220 ( remember all forecasts are wrong including mine)

OK I was wrong. Cannot I agine it will do anything for SP though. Takeovers often don't

suggest share centre at Aylesbury. You can deal through a dealer but at Rock bottom prices. they are dead efficient too

Is Euro approval required also?

First purchase today 8.01 @2.5. Not sure where your info is from

good to see Ross has splashed out to buy 348k shares at around 18. looks like his own money too. always a good sign

Good point. Interesting indeed

getting tired of saying this but use a telephone broker rather than on Line and he will negotiate with the jobber well within the spread. the request to the dealer is "come closer!!"

the three big purchases do not have a contra and there is a split price. Look good as actual buys to me

Chase nominees will be SIPPS and ISA holdings. Not a major shareholder.

dreadful results from them. up till now could not understand how everyone seemed to be well up. Now we know! My last visit to a Sainsbury was poor, thought they had gone badly downhill.

apology in new RNS. new BOD anyway. Better than expected SP by 100%

If the share is over valued why do the experts Old Mutual keep investing? could they know more than you? impossible surely!

re Old Mutual they now have 18% of the shares so must be pretty confident !

AIM is a top performing market this year. many good things like GVC ( now main board) Clinige, ASOS and BOohoo

we do not know if this is a dead cat bounce. In such a case a bounce then drops back and stays flat as its name suggests. this share is a disaster Motley Fools recommended it at over 200p and wanted a fee of �70. However I worked out the tip myself and wish I hadn't!

Have just checked Investors on the Blue Prism web site. It does show a discrepancy - 1 day!!! Clearly shows year end of company is 31st October so more or less agrees with icon above. In any event nothing will be published yet a while. the continuing upward SP path will Hopefully continue.

The price of shares in an SAYE scheme is based on a discount to the SP at that time. this is known as the striking price. On maturity if the SP is higher than the Striking Price Itnis a no brainer. On the other Hand if one decides not to go ahead you get your money back possibly with a little interest. nothing to lose though.

they also run investment trusts with much lower charge structure. do not know of Blue Prism are invested in any of these