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I think it could happen in the medium term but in the short term Linde will probably be happy to ride the wave again, possibly accumulating to 29% along the way.

Boyo is studying the 15 minute chart and trying to find something negative as we speak. He did a number on a few here getting them to sell below 300 so I suspect his job was done. Shameful behaviour.

If you don't have patience you should not be investing.

It's a huge order and I don't see the SP languishing sub £1 for much longer.

Boyobach won't like this post. Too positive. Doesn't suit his agenda.

Boyo - I wish you'd take your negativity, sell up and F uck off. You clearly have an agenda.

Don't believe all the negativity you read on boards like this. Ocado last trading update was a positive one. Shorting is temporary. Could rise back above 500p as quickly as it's been bought down.

Probably looking at it longer term not like some of the muppets on here.

EBITDA is the key figure to watch for any tech company and that is rising and will rise fast as the margins on the tech improve. It's a medium to long term hold. Don't sell cheap. I'd they list on NASDAQ it will be back over £10 within a year or two.

Don't sell cheap. Time to hold.

What do I think? Largely bullsh*t like other broker ratings. They serve thier own purpose. No one is selling at this level.

Ocado results were positive and capital expenditure will be lower this year. Financial guidance unchanged.

Hold out, let the shorters have their moment. If you haven't got the patience, sell.

97% of people lose money trading like this over the longer term. I take it you're in the 3% club.

Both parties have agreed to it - and it could turn out to be good news for Ocado in the long run.

Market hasn't picked up on this news or the HYGEN deal. Bargain entry, we are back at where Linde bought 15% of the company and just above cash. Crazy. Let us not forget a couple of years ago a fundraise was oversubscribed at 400p, institutions couldn't load up quick enough.

If he thinks Kroger can acquire Ocado for $4-5billion that's basically a fraction more then the current market cap. Amazon were rumoured to be offering double this time last year so let's s hope not...

There are always a few chavs who need their beer money...day traders inevitably lose out over the long rub though. The odds are well and truly stacked against them.

No one is selling at this level. It's stop loss hunting. The drop from 69p to 48p is unjustified based on the results and outlook for the business. I bought more at 48.5p and will hold. It's valued barely above it's cash position.

The inauguration of Europes largest renewable hydrogen plant using ITM tech is newsworthy.

We don't want an RNS with every order in the same way we don't want radio silence. A middle ground might be an idea...

My own theory on why the SP is subdued, apart from it being massively shorted, is that Linde who are the biggest shareholder don't want the share price to rise as they will look to buy the whole company. Better for them to make an offer now rather than when the share price is at 500p.

*profess

Mugs game. Statistically 97% of day traders lose their money within two years. There are some folk on these boards however who professional to be trading gods (lol). They only winners are the big banks whose money moves the markets.

Personally tried day trading the DAX after studying trading and using a test account for over a year and found out the hard way it wasn't for me. I stick to longer term stock investing now as find that works better for me. I don't like how day trading affects my mindset.