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The company don’t have any uk assets, only what’s in the office

Talking total boll**cks, there are no uk assets for the government to take control of, its a Russian company registered in the uk, nothing more. The government can’t dissolve the company only have it removed from the stock exchange. As for fining directors based in Russia, that’s going to work isn’t it.

Don’t you get fed up constant whining about sellers, they’ll always be here

It doesn’t mean anything , it’s dated Mar 21

What a muppet

LOG administrators are the largest shareholder in IOG, you might want to check your facts out before posting

Now you prick , I bought Tesla in December at $115, results come out inJan and they fell to $105, in the last 2-3 weeks they have gone up approx $80/share. Get your facts right before you start gobbing off you little shi*te.

Tesla , one of the most valuable companies in the world did that in January, record sales and profits but they didn’t hit analysts targets, price fell. If you take the time to read posts on here you will see that the same happened with Glen

No you didn’t, if you sold out 3 weeks ago you could have made 12-15%

From an earlier post today.

Full-year net profit was $17.32 billion compared with $4.97 billion a year earlier, and a forecast of eight analysts from FactSet of $18.97 billion.

So £1.6b short of expectations

Easy, beaten analysts expectations which they didn’t.

Do you know what Sets 1 is, if you did you’d know that Glen trade on Sets1, electronic trading. There are none of your fantasy MM’s involved in how the SP performs.

How a company’s SP performs after results are issued normally is based on how they compare to analysts estimates. Poor results could be issued but the price rises and vice versa . So yes the price could go down on good results purely because they weren’t as good as estimated.

Changes with the wind

I don’t make any rules but you seem to expect the price to go up and not fall,not realistic with a commodity as world events/ commodity prices govern how the price behaves. the price has only recently stabilised above £5 so the majority of posters on this board are in profit except I presume you.

Continually moaning about the price fluctuating isn’t a discussion

Why do you keep whinging about the share price dropping when the price is floating around the range of all year highs, commodity shares are not generally stable but you seem to think that they should keep going up and not down. Can only assume you bought in the £5.60’s or higher.

MACTWAT.
Do us all a favour and f..k of and peddle your sh*te somewhere else

Glen are traded on SETS, no MM’s or even Smarties for that matter.

How have they been shafted???