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Comparison & shifts

Range moved up:

Previous cluster sat 950–1015 with heavy 980–1000 layering.

Now the activity has lifted into 1010–1055, with some stretching up to 1195.

More fragmentation:

The new book shows a mix of smaller orders (500, 600, 125, 300, 155, 400) sprinkled in with the usual 1,000 lots → suggests more participants or testing liquidity.

1100 remains:

Both books keep 1100 as a defended level, but now it’s split into two (1,000 + 155).

Weight of liquidity:

Before, the wall was clearly 980–1000. Now, it looks like it has stepped up and spread between 1020–1055, with quite a few 1,000-share orders in that band.

👉 This suggests the market is bidding higher and possibly preparing to push past 1050.

If 1055/1080 breaks, then the next thin liquidity point looks like 1100 and beyond to 1195.

Looks like there's going to be a bit of a fight over ten pounds

Liquidity density: Both snapshots show ~1,000 blocks, but the first set had more odd volumes (471, 1,603, 2,095), while the second is cleaner — almost all 1,000 lots.

Implication: The market seems to have stepped up to a new band — the liquidity wall has moved up. This could mean market makers are repositioning to defend a higher range.

Must be looking fun. Looking forward to another attack on 10

No worries, was going to simplify to buy, but not giving advice 😉. It looks like with the guys who set there sell orders around the seven have realised that it's going up so they have moved orders up as well, we may well find as we hit the mid sevens that those orders all start to move up to the mid-eight maybe the nines

What this means

Bullish tone compared to yesterday — liquidity providers have raised their quotes.

Short-term resistance: 748 (1,645) then 800 (20,000).

Support is creeping up — buyers seem comfortable defending higher levels than yesterday.

If price chews through 726–748 region, the next real “battle” is at 800.

Order clustering:

Yesterday we saw strong stacking around 650–694 with lots of 1k blocks (SCAP, WINS, STFL etc.).

Today those clustered blocks have shifted higher to 726–746.

That’s a clear sign of the order book “stepping up” — liquidity following the price uptrend.

Snapshot (today)

Tight spread region: clustering from 726–748.

Notable depth:

726: 1,085

728–746: steady 1,000 blocks across multiple market makers (SCAP, WINS, PEEL, MREX, SING, STFL).

748: 1,645 (a larger-than-average wall).

Major liquidity wall: 800 with 20,000 (that’s the standout).

Time stamps: activity clustered at 09:40–09:43, so this is a very current snapshot.

Any chance of a another L2 readout

When a company raises new money by issuing new shares, it draws on its headroom.

Regulators and listing rules often set limits:

e.g. in the UK, companies normally ask shareholders annually for authority to issue up to 10%–20% of existing share capital without coming back for further approval.

This 10–20% capacity is the “headroom” for fundraising flexibility.

Basic meaning

Headroom = the maximum number of new shares a company is authorised (and practically able) to issue, but has not yet issued.

It’s the “spare capacity” above the current issued share capital.

Also thanks to junglevip for the data.

Tomorrow should be fun. Be good to see a data update. Mind an RNS will blow the bloody doors off

Earlier L2 snapshot → bids were clustered lower (638–650), asks started almost immediately above.

New L2 snapshot → bids shifted upward (650–660 stacking), but asks are also stacked higher with huge walls at 730–820.

This shows buyers getting more aggressive, but also sellers putting up heavy resistance higher up.

Or pretend to, those orders are easily moved up

What it means

Short term: Momentum looks a bit more bullish — buyers are stepping in at higher levels.

Medium term: Strong resistance is looming above (678–684 immediately, then very heavy at 730–820). Unless those walls are genuine and stay in place, they could block upward progress.

Possible scenario: Price may test the 678–684 zone. If it breaks through with volume, next targets are 730/780, but those walls are large enough to cause stalls.

Comparison vs earlier set

Support shifted higher: Previously, strongest bids started at 638–648. Now buyers are comfortable stepping in at 650–660. That’s bullish — it shows demand is rising.

Resistance also shifted higher: Earlier asks started around 648–650. Now meaningful resistance begins at 678+. That widens the near-term spread but suggests sellers are holding out for higher prices.

Larger sell walls above: The big 15k–20k orders at 730–820 weren’t in your earlier snapshot. These are significant — they may slow or cap a rally if the price runs upward.

Ask side (sellers)

At 678, we see a block of 2,083 shares — heavier than earlier ask sizes (previously 1,000–1,603 lots).

Then more asks at 680 (1,000), 682 (503), 684 (1,654), 692 (1,000), 694 (1,000).

Overall, sellers are showing more resistance starting around 678–684.

Larger blocks further up

Big size appears at 730 (15,000), 780 (8,000), 820 (20,000 + 500).

These look like walls — possibly institutions trying to cap movement upwards or simply waiting to unload at higher levels.

Commentary on the latest numbers given

Bid side (buyers)

Depth shows support building higher than earlier: bids now coming in around 650–660 instead of starting at 638.

Multiple 1,000-share orders stacked at 660 (times 09:44, 10:37, 10:42). This suggests repeated replenishment or algorithmic buying at that level.

Still decent size at 650 (600 shares, 11:24).

Good question. Anyone with L2 going to answer

So 730 is the first major resistance point. This couple of posts was just to try and explain what these order book Things Are. It is AI generated mainly. The other side of the book would give us more context

Key Takeaway

This snapshot is basically showing you the sell side of the book (asks) for EMO:

Closest sellers want 640–650.

There are big walls higher up (15k at 730, 20k at 820).

If buyers push through the smaller asks, those large orders could act as barriers.