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These are the numbers I came up with earlier - along with the speculation that if it hadn't been for the week end storm the hook up would have been earlier.

Last hook up was 8th March - leaving on the 9-10th March - so we can say 17 days.

With a 550k load that would be 32.35k

With a 600k load that would be 35.29k.

Based on 4 loads of 550k for the year that moves the average per day from 20.09k to 25.58k.

Yes, that was issued on 1st March by JP Morgan - we still await broker ratings issued after the end of year results published on 21st March.

Another interesting point is that it seemed that AK was ready for HK last Thursday but the weather delayed the hook up - but that is speculation.

Yes, last hook up was 8th March - leaving on the 10th March - so we can say 17 days.

With a 550k load that would be 32.35k

With a 600k load that would be 35.29k.

Based on 4 loads of 550k for the year that moves the average per day from 20.09k to 25.58k.

So that was around 29 hours and HK is on her way to Scapa Flo with a draught of 13m - this I think indicates a larger than average load - maybe 600k - but that would need to be confirmed after the STS.

26.25 hours and counting - no weather issues.

ITX is simply a waiting game - as it has been for a couple of years - the good news now is that their products are starting to be adopted after being taken on board by some big players - the wait was painful and the company ran out of cash last summer - I was down over 90% at one stage.

Most of the shares are with institutions - Woodford and IP - good news sends the SP soaring due to the small number of tradable shares - probably a 3 year plus hold..

Auson - You think that Ashley will win then???

All those assets and such a low market cap - can only go up if he does.

But if the board wins - wipout.

You can knock another 0.36% off that figure - down to 2.51% - MW have reduced since the beginning of March - very likely others have as well - before results last week - I guess we might be below 2%..

Volume and SP will probably both rise when the new ISA allocation kicks in next week.

Not much volume today - although there are a few good buys.

Most of the trading is the small sells - look at how many sells of 2,000 shares there are today.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/exchange-insight/trade-data.html?page=0&pageOffBook=0&fourWayKey=GB00B635TG28GBGBXSSMM&formName=frmRow&upToRow=-1

It might be the last chance Fred - depending on the level of dilution - that is the gamble.

The SP is holding below 20p at the moment but that will probably change next week when the new ISA allowance kicks in.

Personally I will just watch.

I think its more likely that they will watch the SP rise again and come back in when they see the top - just like they did in January 2017 when the SP was over 50p - they judged the top perfectly then - or rather they helped create it.

Sorry that's not correct - MW reduction was from 0.58% to 0.42%.

MW reduced by 0.42% last Thursday - results day - that must have helped give us the boost in SP for the day. They clearly expect the SP to rise.

MW have now dropped below the reported level of 0.5% to just 0.42% - so they basically halved their position last Thursday.

17.5 hours and counting - no weather issues.

We have the familiar story that the trades listed today have all been sells - this is not actually the case - I topped up just after 4 at 2.55p - if other buyers got a similar price that means that most of todays trades were actually buys.

Hook up within an hour or so.

It looks like we should have a hook up at around 2-3pm this afternoon.

This load could be larger than usual - HK is due at Scapa Flo on Wednesday morning for a STS with the tanker Euro.

Most tankers that take loads from Kraken to the US are around 60,000 tonnes - Euro is over 80,000 tonnes - the same as HK.