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If JD is looking to continue to increase his holding, he is naturally going to want the share price low. We are seeing similar scenarios with other stocks being bought up in big chunks yet the price is static.

London Stock Exchange offer free data, I recall using it a few months ago

me too, £1.86 was a decent little profit, but SDRY is so unpredictable they will probably continue to rise once you cash in.

didn't sell at £1.86 and it has slumped. I must be cursed.

their shares if they continue to rise pre RI? Surely it's better to cash in and buy more post RI?

I worked out the result selling now, selling some rights and taking full rights. TBH taking full rights is off the table as I do not want to invest any more money on these. Just want to end the year with the most shares possible and hold them for a few years.
If the SP goes up further I will cash in (to buy back post RI and try and recover loss) but if it doesn't go up any more than the current high I will hold and sell some rights to take up some entitlement.
What were your intentions?

I calculate if the SP rises to over £1.30 I'd be better selling now and buying back post RI. Anyone in the same boat to ratify this logic?

what would they be worth per share?

They'll be selling RR. shares next week £0.99p, not much of a bargain though.

I am not putting any more money in and torn between, holding to see if the SP rises up between record date and ex-rights then selling and buying back after or selling some of the rights to fund a RI purchase.
This may sound daft, but can you sell the shares after the record date and still take the RI entitlement?

Does my RI entitlement no drop if I sell some of my holding after the ex-rights date but before the acceptance date? I am not keen to put any more money in.

can I sell my stock now and still buy back in RI? or what is the best option if you don't want to invest additional funds but would like to get best return from current investment?

This share is a massive tease :D

£3 than £2 now :D

The share price is showing £2.43 and surely it actually is £1.43?

Please can you share the current price?

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/shares/share/RR.

Perhaps this is what's needed to breathe life into the brand especially with those that think it's only for balding dads who are trying to be hip. Get a poster boy/girl to be seen wearing the brand.
The mundane generic Japanese text t-shirt won't cut it though.

Should have got them at 0.49 a few weeks ago but glad to increase. Onwards and upwards

https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/shares/share/SDRY

More evidence to show that the brokers really know their stuff. I'll take £3 thanks