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I can currently sell 45,000 shares in one hit at 59.16, even though the advertised spread is 58.60/59.40
Something is afoot.

Two more massive trades just gone through, just after midday. One for 1,115,000 and the second for 814,000, both at 59.5p.
I'm usually extremely sceptical about whether trades are buys or sells due to them being only indicative and based on the mid point of the spread, but I can't see how they can be anything other than buys at that price given the spread at the time.
The volume is going to be very high today, and I usually see that as a far better indicator of what is happening.

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SG2 Have you tried satellite broadband? I watched the whole presentation on our satellite and it was faultless (the satellite, not the presentation style!) We have no landline broadband here whatsoever, not even kB/s. Look up BigBlue. Hope that helps maybe.

ADVFN is also very good for live data/prices/ trades and is always accurate at the end of the day. I have subscribed to their basic service for a long time and cannot fault it.

I hope you're right!

Jdubya, where did you hear that the shorts were opened at 65p? I've never heard that before. Interesting.
You have a good weekend too!

MrB What's to say those 'buys' were not actually sells that have been worked from earlier in the day? I'm not saying they are, I just have no faith whatsoever in what the trades are shown as. All the buys and sells are shown indicatively only based purely on the mid point of the spread at the time, as I'm sure you know. It's just virtually impossible to know what that time was due to all the messing around that goes on.

RC2020
I'm afraid you seem to have broken it down wrongly, which is unfortunate being as this is your first post.
The water that has been seen in one well is from a pocket of 'perched' water. It is not aquifer water.

Following the recent discussion here regarding graphene in tyres, this article is interesting...

https://road.cc/content/tech-news/270603-first-look-goodyear-eagle-f1-road-tyres-launched-graphene-technology

Max
Soft, sticky rubber compounds grip the road very well but heat up quickly and wear out very fast. Hard compounds stay cooler and last much longer but dont grip very well. Tyres are always a compromise then for whatever the application is that you have.
I guess the holy grail of graphene in tyres would be to achieve a compound that runs cooler at higher speeds, grips the surface really well and yet lasts a very long time.
But, to what degree is it in the tyre manufacturers interests to have their tyres last far longer?
Its a very interesting area, and i feel sure graphene will produce various technical advances.

That seems a bit unlikely Daltry. CA were buying around the beginning of december at (from memory) around 29/30p. Richard Bernstein doesn’t strike me as the type to buy high, sell low. Thats a private investors trick, as evidenced by the scale of this recent fall.

There's still a hell of a lot of properties still running on oil, never mind gas.

Been continued sells all morning today, yet the price only fell 2.2% and has remained there throughout all the selling. And currently I can get a live offer to sell 60,000 shares at a time. Long time since I've seen that.
I can only conclude that somebody wants a lot these shares at these prices and is hoovering up a large quantity. Been the same way for a couple of days as far as I can tell.
Interesting day tomorrow.
GLA

Interesting article regarding the Graphene Flagship meeting which took place today.

https://www.scitecheuropa.eu/e92m-to-fund-commercially-viable-graphene-products/98799/

No blue-eyes, why would anyone be worried about Dr Trice giving a presentation to the Geological Society about progress on his super giant oil field? It will be a fascinating and most enjoyable presentation I'm sure.
Nobody knows what Emptyvessel is worrying about. Perhaps he's confused over something.
Probably best dropped now.

I'm hoping you're spot on JK. Under promise, over deliver. We'll see.

Don't forget there is the possibility that as winter approaches they may start lifting smaller loads of oil from the AM to ensure it's tanks do not become full in the event that an offload is delayed due to severe weather, which is a distinct possibility WoS. Not saying that's the case with this planned offload, but just something to be aware of going forward.

That'll be Makinhay topping up again I expect ;-)

I don't recall any recent news from the Israeli Aerospace collaboration, however, we are lead to believe that most, if not all, the collaborations are progressing well and that none have failed sa far. Aecom, and collaborations around fabrics/sportswear are the ones that appear nearest to commercial success on the basis of recent news and other comments from the AGM. And then there's the juggernaut which is the China situation - you'll have to read about that yourself. You can find some useful write ups from the AGM (23 september) over on the ADVFN board.
You need to have a look back through the RNS notifications and also check out all the interviews that Niell has done with Justin Waite. Some are better than others, but they are all worth listening to.
If you sold out at 180p you did quite well ;-)
I'm most certainly a buyer at this current level.
GLA

Couple of excellent write ups from the AGM over on ADVFN