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No it wasn’t. 24th Sept which is the day before the announcement that Crowe had resigned it was .007

You want/expect news to be communicated far too regularly my friend.

My calculation was out somewhat. They currently cost approx 20 times more than the current price lol

I believe so yes. Mine still show even though I sold out ages ago

The ones that would cost you 0.05p each?? 95% more than what you can buy the shares for now??

I agree with you but until it’s passed the various regulators there is always a risk. The regulators may have a different view of Aviva’s new market share being too high. Unlikely and you would have thought Aviva would have preempted that concern before they even thought about making an offer.

Also, I guess there will have been a proportion of people selling when it hit the high 260s on the basis they are not losing out much and don’t want to hold part of their investment in Aviva shares.

Getting part Aviva shares is looking very attractive if the broker recommendations are right that they could be worth closer to £6 in the long run.

My last post made no sense!

I meant to say, although it’s likely to happen the deal isn’t guaranteed to happen!

All though it’s likely to happen the deal is guaranteed to happen.

Some people expect a running commentary from GST continuously. Get real. If you can’t stomach the share price going down then don’t buy in the first place. When there is something worth releasing GST will issue an RNS. Jeez!

Obviously stocks in the FTSE 100 etc are traded but the fundamental difference is the volume of shares that are bought/sold each day.

Most stocks outside the FTSE 100 and 250 etc mostly get traded short term. It’s how the market tends to operate based on big swings in a share price. GST onthe face of it looks to be in a good place long term but as always the share price will be determined by when the market expects more positive/negative news to be announced. In the interim period a share price will drift and recover again.

Maybe ask GST and if you get a response then let everyone know. You ain’t going to get a definitive answer in here unless you were asking a rhetorical question .

Once upon a time they would have been considered big buys. Not anymore sadly!

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Arthur, do you think it was a sell and if so why?

The CDT volume today was over 30 times the last 3 month average.

CDT is a traders dream currently

No matter how much a stock looks like a “dead cert” majority will always take some profit as the share price continues to go up which is a sensible thing to do. Everyone has their target. Either to dump the lot, half or whatever. Hindsight is a beautiful thing. This has great potential long term but like any other stock is not guaranteed. Semnet getting listed on the Nasdaq will be the next catalyst to lift the share price to over 5p and upwards.

Unless you go through each printed trade with a “fine tooth comb” what method are you using?

The only price you should be looking at is the sell price. The buy and MID are pointless with this stock