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" I have conversed with him this morning and yesterday." This has a very strong whiff of insider trading.

PorridgeOats. After being removed as a JMS director he may well have a fit of pique on top of RRR desperately needing the money. I'll wager the JMS shares are going.

Timber!

Smugly, yesterday I posted: "Todays trades bear the hallmarks of a tip off about something. We've seen it before; many times."

Mr Andrew Bell, a director, has sold 1,801,637 Shares at a price of 0.565 pence. Well, if he doesn't think they're worth hanging on to at the "absolute gift" price who are we to argue? He knows something or he would have hung on, obviously.

"The share price is at a 12 month low." It always is.

Todays trades bear the hallmarks of a tip off about something. We've seen it before; many times.

Somebody has seen the light today. How can anybody honestly believe there is an upside to this vapourware? Same old nonsense but without a different outcome. All those that have already lost half since buying recently must be asking themselves some serious questions as to their investment decision skills.

Buying at any price was a serious mistake, and not just in timing.

Rather reminiscent of a certain coal mine where a highwaller was on site. "If this works out" ???? Oh dear.

Sea of red today and a sight more than £80 worth. I hope the professional pumpers aren't paid a percentage of results. Bless.

Why yes! 4 trades totalling 7,599 shares at the magic 1p = £75.99. I hope you get that reimbursed along with your fee. Absolute genius PR. Oh but wait. Some rotter has posted a delayed sell of 2,500,000 shares. That will make the old strawberries sour and an under pressure exec might decide not to pay the ever failing pump fees. Carry on.

If they hadn't puffed it they wouldn't get paid. Of course they mentioned it. DOH!

Useless link to move the messages down. And... here comes another.

Mr Bell has done this before. Many times. And the winner is? Why Mr Bell of course! Who'd have thought? Mind you, his trips to Kenya where he allegedly enjoys a bit of golf and relaxation being curtailed will have saved the shareholders; nothing! Who'd have thought?

IMHO that was meant to go out after close of business on Friday., not this morning.

Well, it isn't a coronavirus scam. which is good.

Some here are clearly delusional if they think the leopard will change his spots.

Old habits....."better visibility on the processing pipeline on the remaining applications". Bellspeak for "nothing happening".

There are people still waiting from when this was valued at 99 times more than it is now. That was classic AIM with the pluggers and rampers and pseudo experts and bloggers and the realisation that the authorities were never going to look at this. Too small. Only ever winners; the directors and whoever got a nice lunch or too. Nothing has changed. There is always a new gobby mug.

It is fundamental, legally required and why anything to with this management will always be uninvestable. Everybody is stupid. That view is clearly right some times which is why "Calamity" does OK and will do for ever. There should be a more robust application of the rules and a "lose the lot" health warning on AIM minnows like this.