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Hopefully I'll get potato smilies to go with them

Also love the fact you felt the need to repost one of your posts from yesterday morning.

Very grown up

Read the post is what i said Roulette. And you're cutting to fit your agenda

RE: Predicted drop Mon 22:22
About 2p.

Predicted drop of about 2p. Not hard is it?

No Bellers. We don't think the same as you.

What we do think is you bought in mid 30p and are getting twitchy because you didn't expect to be in this long.

Chill the hell out

Read the text Roulette.

He clearly means a drop of about 2p.

My head says hold out for at least £2.50

Heart says 'Kid on the way, and they're expensive. At least consider it at £1'

Liquidity goes for all shares though, not just some exchanges

According to HL's website these are the exchanges you can trade on

US markets
NASDAQ
NYSE
NYSE ARCA

Canadian markets
Toronto Stock Exchange

European markets
Amsterdam Stock Exchange
Brussels Stock Exchange
Copenhagen Stock Exchange
Deutsche Boerse Exchange
Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Helsinki Stock Exchange
Irish Stock Exchange
Italian Stock Exchange
Lisbon Stock Exchange
Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Madrid Stock Exchange
Oslo Stock Exchange
Paris Stock Exchange
Stockholm Stock Exchange
Swiss Stock Exchange
Vienna Stock Exchange

Nasdaq First North is Stockholm.

HL should trade there

Thats how it was last year

big stick with a nail in it?

It was always the week commencing the last monday of the quarter

Theres usually a 5% drop on the day of the quarterly, when nothing new is announced

Be nice to close above 30p

This week I think Nelson.

It usually arrives the week of the last monday of the quarter, and then usually on the friday

Really low volumes today

Think it was 1% a year up to the 10%.

Could be done via buybacks instead of dilution.

But yes they could be.

Seems to me an even better way of Corbyn to get companies to leave the UK after Brexit if you ask me

I imagine that'd be down to the company.

Worst case you'd still be able to buy open market

That'd mean it'd be independent to the employees own shareholding, which they'd get to keep all the dividends on

I read that slightly differently to you guys.

I read it that those shares would be moved into an employee "trust" which would pay out dividends to the employees. that'd be capped at £500 per employee per year, with the rest going to his labour slush fund, sorry social dividend

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