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Trade war is on.

At what point do they suspend trading?

The stop losses are being triggered

Thats why they earn the big bucks.

This is starting to hurt, I hope that we can avoid dropping 8% in one day. Although it does push the yield up to almost 10%.

Big thank you to Blair Thomas, good time to sell! It has helped push my losses through the 50% barrier.

Why would anyone want to pay such a premium? If they offer 50% at the current price they would only have to offer 42p and they can get everything. They are going to have to restate their 2024 accounts downwards, our creditors will push up the interest rate to cover the risk and it is a vicious circle downwards.

The best takeover offer we can expect at the moment is 50p. There is a danger that our debtors take over the running of the business and sell the company off piecemeal at bargain basement prices.

That is why this share never goes up.

Is the Rolls Royce share price being attacked? Every 30 seconds over a thousand trades have been going through, most for 0 shares or only 1 share at a time. This is not normal activity. At this rate we are headed for over a million trades in a day

Has anyone been watching the trades go through? Just a single share being purchased or sold at a time

Good solid set of results, shows that we are now profitable, growing business and money in the bank.

I am hoping that a few stop losses have been triggered to cause this fall, seems a little overdone. One of the oil majors will snap this up and get a bargain.

When will it be warm enough to commence drilling?

Could FCH have to buy the loans back from Azzuro?

This does explain the shorts taken out against FCH. A few months ago someone on this board predicted this share going sub £1.

Looks like Funding Circle may have not completed their paperwork correctly when selling loans on.

FCH is drifting lower along with the market in general, it’s not nice to see the price drop, one positive is the buyback programme is making good progress.

Someone is making money, buying low, letting the buyback programme push the price up, sell and repeat.

Just as the company becomes cash generative the share price falls!