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Very few AIM Companies pay a dividend, let alone a growing one

my assumption is a large buy order is being worked through at the moment

Couldn't agree more, and past successful co-ordinated short attacks have usually been on Companies that do not generate free cashflow or pay dividends. There is no reason why BUR should not return to its previous valuation over time.

"Can see this below £7 first thing" - you git that wrong again didn't you

"600p or less" but according to your post you have No Opinion, rather odd

Brad Loncar China Biotech interview on Yahoo Finance 16th August

https://twitter.com/YahooFinance/status/1162447395910823937?s=20

If you look at what has happened to Burford and ASOS I would say moving off AIM is probably a reasonably good idea, despiye higher fees with a man listing. Alternatively one could argue that once a HK listing is achieved is there any benefit of marinating a listing in London at all?

clearly I meant Savolitinib ;o-)

Given forecast revenues are in excess of $1000m by 2028 and a p/s of 18, a p/e of 50 and net margins of circa 20% I calculate we will be at around £17 by 2028 which is my timescale. £6 - £7 in 2 to 3 years is realistic if the pipeline continues, and we get NDA's for Surufatinib, and crucially for Savolotinib in the United States, which starts to feed through to revenues and royalties.

If the best the idiots at MW can do is resort to employing Behavioural psychologists I'd say they have run out of ammo, no Woolstead? I mean, you'd surely only do that if you thing else substantial to say and were now clutching at straws. The danger MW are in is they are starting to look like a bunch of morons, albeit with $10m more than they had a couple of weeks ago.

One trader added: “Utterly bizarre. In all my time in the City I’ve never heard of it. Utter b*ll**** behavioural analysis pretending be so-called science. I have no idea if any of this is true or not.”

A Burford spokesman said: “We have no response to this whatsoever.”

The weak and short term traders selling out, it will reverse

margin calls must be a predicament for quite a few at the moment, I do not have sympathy however

I'm very pleased with the way the Company has responded and has plans in place regarding its Corporate structure and Governance, especially getting out of AIM , which attracts the wrong sort of commentators....1000p tomorrow is perfectly feasible

Speaking of KAAAPPPOOOWWWWWW Robin I see Gotham City's paper was a complete waste of time and a damp squib of the highest order. MW must be cr*pping themselves and anyone who remains short must surely be deluded, including Gladstone.

A research note from Edison has been released today:

https://www.edisongroup.com/publication/onwards-and-upwards/24840

Resulting situation on the date on which threshold was crossed or reached

4.13%

Position of previous notification 3.31%
Position of new notification 4.13%

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Muddy Waters’ Latest Target Is Missing a Big Point

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-08-13/muddy-waters-target-burford-capital-is-missing-a-big-point

or avoid advfn if you want to avoid Tom Winnifrith with his multiple aliases and nasty abusive behaviour

In theory this should gap up on open and rise,, I would not be surprised to see a breakout and a move to the mid 950's tomorrow given the charts

Trinity Delta have issued an updated note today:-

https://www.trinitydelta.org/research-notes/carrying-momentum-into-h219/

Valuation maintained at $5.14bn ($38.55/ADS) or £3.95bn (£5.93/share)