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Thanks for the summary

Who???

"investors are not convinced that the high dividend is sustainable."

Who said that? Who is this "investor" who thinks that dividend is not sustainable? Did you just make that up?

I don't mind fact - so please let me know who said that?

I think that's just a made-up myth that springs from the share price being stuck at 200p. Still a myth .

I think this will rise to 240-241p before x-divi date.

I could also be wrong and I'm not claiming to be a prophet. However RNSs, public information and the market feel seems to indicate a 20% upside in the 3-4 month window. Best of luck to all

Best just to leave it and let it rise over the next year

I don't think it's gonna stop

Best of luck all

It's quite something because £1 per share would not be excessive at all. Still probably undervalued at £1.

People forget that this share is no longer just a trade

It's got a pipeline of newsflow to come and it's heading much higher. Potentiall for good and big commercial deals also pretty big

Someone mentioned new presentation next week?

Anyone know what their price target is please?

Shorts if there are any need to buy back urgently

So they would work in our favour

You post doesn't make much sense

Perhaps have a think: what are the shorts going to do? Erm, obviously they need to buy back...

So if they issue a price target of 250p the sp would be up

Ridiculous and corrupt

I shall hold

Hopefully MNG prove these Muppets wrong

Can't buy £5000 worth.

That's only 90000 shares. MMs haven't got enough supplies? Ok raise the price!

What's up with the morning drop?

Smells like a droker downgrade?

Forecast closing price for Thursday?

I'm going for 6.5p

Look at trading volume now!

The other day there was not a single sell and 4 buys

Now we gonna get 20M volume with 500 trades

That's some volume Increase!

My luck for once

I bought more this morning 116873 shares for my Sipp at 10:28am, executed price was just 4.27p.

Whatever you invest in Iraq the government never pays. Always ends up in a legal wrangle and theft. Why does anyone bother with Iraq??

Because of buying pressure

It does work like that actually with some other shares where the buy pressure from buybacks increases the share price. The reason it hasn't really happened here is too many willing sellers

Interestingly 30% of the volume is Vodafone buybacks. Yet the share price is pegged back! So there does seem to be a constant selling going on. Some sell-eager folks.

This might temporarily change if the CMA approves the merger. 17.5M buybacks off the 57.8M volume.

Is it not pointless being listed on Aim in that it only appears to waste resources/money that is needed to run the company? I've read that it takes at least 200K to maintain the listing. So it potentially eats up to.10% of the revenues? In that case, such a small caps should cease from Aim and go private? What am I missing here?

Of course from cynical point of view the listing is there to raise funds. Which though has already been done. So then cancel the listing to save money? If the CEO is correct next raise won't be until 2026 but is he correct? I am invested here by the way.

It's going to be extremely interesting week for Vodafone

Next week I'm going for 82.0p

Quite ridiculous it went to 28p on speculation on a single website. Could have been a cynical bait paid for.

Now it's 10p. Makes sense if there is a seller wanting out or a bidder wants it for no more than 20p at most. Either way poorly run company needs some serious help