Member Info for Centurian

Bow down it seems!

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I'm an educated idiot and made money, but have also lost money...so a 50/50 educated idiot...

I bought in high, 0.1.... watched it all dwindle away, then bought a lot more at rock bottom...

I'm currently 10.6% up.. but it's more from luck than rummaging through a bin at a bank..

Shares are a gamble, you don't 'learn' anything from charts, guesses etc...

Odds are, if you continue with your strategy, you'll lose.

Not the only company to do it, today.. Europa Oil & Gas (EOG) also but to a UK address.. Wonder if there's any historiocal data on any other company that has also done the same, shedding light on the possible reason for doing so.

At least the company name is correct, ATM..

Page 3, dated 26th of Nov.

Https://cdn-api.markitdigital.com/apiman-gateway/ASX/asx-research/1.0/file/2924-02886844-6A1240070

Standard procedure - I posted this a short while ago:

‘cleansing notices are a critical feature of Australia’s low doc capital raising regime. At the time of capital raising, these notices give investors comfort that the company has met its disclosure obligations and that it has no further information that investors would need to make an informed assessment of a company’s prospects … Company directors and CEOs must ensure their companies comply with their continuous disclosure obligations and ensure that they provide accurate information to the market. If they don’t, ASIC can take action and companies and individuals can face penalties imposed by the Court’.

https://www.lavan.com.au/advice/corporate-disputes/consequences_of_failing_to_issue_a_cleansing_notice

I Assume it's to show that they are complying with trading law in Australia.

Https://cdn-api.markitdigital.com/apiman-gateway/ASX/asx-research/1.0/file/2924-02886844-6A1240070

Strange when you consider they would have made more if they held on a bit longer given that the SP was rising slowly.. Can only think it was an instruction to sell, must've made a good profit regardless but it doesn't compute really.. Doesn't seem to be any logic in selling at such a low price unless they anticipated that the SP wouldn't recover from it's low..

Even if they held after (although that sell probably decimated the SP value before) they would have made more as the SP has risen..

I'm sure there was a method in the madness. Unless the worry was with Australia, something previously undisclosed, but all 'seems' above board now. I can't see it reaching 4+ highs in the short term, possibly the low 3's and hanging around there.

Seems to have something to do with the law in Australia.

‘cleansing notices are a critical feature of Australia’s low doc capital raising regime. At the time of capital raising, these notices give investors comfort that the company has met its disclosure obligations and that it has no further information that investors would need to make an informed assessment of a company’s prospects … Company directors and CEOs must ensure their companies comply with their continuous disclosure obligations and ensure that they provide accurate information to the market. If they don’t, ASIC can take action and companies and individuals can face penalties imposed by the Court’.

https://www.lavan.com.au/advice/corporate-disputes/consequences_of_failing_to_issue_a_cleansing_notice

lots to read.

Which means that some people are in the know about what's going to happen with the SP, so it's not just profit takers selling...

Investing.... Not investigating!

And if it showed as a buy, officially, then surely the SP would have jumped up, and maybe the profit takers wouldn't sell but hold for a higher SP...

Personally, I bought at 1.22.. at one point I had a good profit, finger hovering over the sell button but held on... Bought back in at 2.96..

It's not life or death for me if it hits zero, my delving into aim is with disposable money. I know that's not the same for a lot of people investigating in AIM though.

Similar thing happening with Haydale (HAYD). Massive trades but all showing as unknown and SP hasn't moved.

Not only that but the majority of the large trades are showing as unknown. Does this supress the SP in anyway?

Wonder if all the large unknown trades have had something to do with it..

More shares bought than sold, only marginally but..

Another big drop today...

Lots of buys coming through now, doubt SP will be affected much right away.

Is there such a thing as a dump and pump share?! Or is that the same as a pump and dump and pump again...

What's with all the large 'unknown' trades? It was the same yesterday, even a £90k+ one. Surely they're affecting the SP one way or the other?