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They've got the cash to pay their repayments but not the balance. Maybe they can refinance with someone else but it will be a higher rate

Down 20% to 1.70

Looks like I may grab some more shares from the fearful this morning. 1p open please, then 3p finish xx

I’ll be there. You’ll know it’s me as I’ll be wearing a gold Cuban link chain and driving a lambo… oh, scratch that I need poly to hit £12 first

Poly isn’t a Russian firm!

My weighted average is now 198p. Now got 7500 shares and powder dry to top if if anything spooks the market again. Going to be an interesting few weeks.

Managed to get 4000 shares at 243p

Exactly big-blue. Almost impossible to get a realistic SP when the spread is this large

241p to buy... Come on PI's, poop your pants a little more. I want a better price

Opened a little down. Large spread again. I want 220p or below to buy a boat load

People still don't understand yet that selling shares doesn't actually harm the company. The funds only move between seller and buyer. The company doesn't benefit

rbrand... Russell by any chance?

Foreign individuals and entities banned from selling. If institutions could arbitrage shares from LSE to MOEX for an instant 300% gain there wouldn't be any shares left on LSE for us to buy

That's a pretty vague article... Doesn't mean POLY has to delist, as its a Jersey Company with HQ in Russia. HQ can be moved easily enough

I'm hoping to see £2 again so I can load up first. Then it can rocket back to £4 in a week :)

What a dismal campaign by VP. Virtually blowing up his own economy and ruining many of their most valuable companies, which are their largest employers. Effects of which will be felt in Russia for years to come. Someones going to put a bullet in him before long. I can imagine the wealthy Russians, who have been just as damaged by sanctions as the middle class Russians, have already been communicating how to bring about his demise. Let's hope it's sooner rather than later!

Shareholders are last in line if it goes bankrupt... If a sale is agreed shareholders are bought out at an agreed price and the debts remain.

I think 10p a share is a realistic purchase price. That would factor in the value of the assets and the current geopolitical risks. Tidy profit for those of us who bought in under 3p

Tried to slurp at 200p and got offered 220 instead :(

Bombardment incoming...