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If you bother reading my post instead of jumping to conclusions you will see it is CLEARLY marked JulienS who as I correctly surmise has not been seen again. Now what exactly is your problem?

McLaughlin just made a small portion but appears to be her own money. Encouraging.

Sure you are right. Several buys 'O' in the millions today!

You seem a one trick pony. What happened to sub 360 on Monday? I think we should be told but do not think we shall hear from you again!

On what do you base your reasoning?

Should be seems good election result

Seems Tom ok good at first glance. Am I right?

Hi John. Who they and where ther hail from?

Richared Griffiths has 13% and about to go on the main market which will enhance the. SP. What's not to like? I did get the bit about Henderson slightly wrong. Sorry. They have dropped from5.14% to just under 5%. Not a dramatic amount. There are other major interests too.

It is interesting that Henderson have this week taken a stake just shy of 5% in GVC; that is prior to them listing on the big board. There has been a lot of misplaced disparagement on the III board but LSE investors (including me) are more positive. GLA when the merger takes place.

Very encouraging to see present holding by Aviva is 14%. I like to see this sort of thing from institutions especially ones who know what they are doing!

Pleasing to see that Henderson Investments have just taken an interest just short of 5% in our company. Very encouraging

Actually there are many shares in circulation. The amount outstanding is 52.53 million and the free float is 41.55 million

Many apologies. I had overlooked the fact that AIM shares are now free of stamp duty - and IHT if held for 2 years before date of death!

Nothing wrong with aim per se. Many good performers. And the mm are doing both. They are dispassionate and make money through volume. AIM shares usually have little volume

True but my broker can do euro to euro deals without exchange cost. So I have my eye on Paddy Power as a swap

If you buy in the market you will have to pay the going rate which may be more or less than the special offer price. Also if you take up the placing you will not pay stamp duty which you will if you buy in the market. All shares like this are risky but I have already told my broker to take up the offer. Debating whether to get extra which you can put in for with no guarantees you get them whatever you decide good luck!

If you bother to read the RNS in full you will see that offered shares cannot be at a price below the nominal value. So the issue of deferred shares is of a technical nature. As I always say " read what it says on the tin"! I must say it is refreshing to have a proper open offer for the participation of ordinary holders and not just I situations!

32red suddenly plunged the other day then shot straight up again

Agreed. There are some very disparaging comments on bb ii