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Jj co was to others who commented and that’s what I meant by co, nothing more nothing less.
And I don’t have ‘co’s’, just my own thoughts & opinions.

Tomorrow’s ‘Times’.

Jj & co, celebrate the article, if it makes tomorrow’s Time I might be on the vino myself, and I don’t drink.

Yeah Jj what did they pay him half a billion in shares, you on the vino?
They are obviously part of the plan, the plan put together by Stroll, give credit we’re it’s due.

JJ, what are you going on about?
I’ve been invested here for a long time, so it’s obviously not just now.
And as for Stroll being a puppet, he’s the ‘man who employed the man’, to turn the company round.

This is the real benefit of a bulletin board, when a poster finds gems like this, cheers Vorlich.

I like that they have replaced every top executive in every department from finance to sales, must surely benefit the share price.
Coincidence about Fridays buying?

Vorlich, I just run round the shop & got the weekend’s FT & there’s nothing in there, hope it’s in the STimes tomorrow as more people buy it.
Just shows you though the ‘games not straight’, big buys on Friday and Moers first interview with the Times a day or two later, but I ain’t complaining.

Brilliant Vorlich, thank you.

Vorlich, is that in today’s FT?

When I see big trades like yesterday I think there must be something in the pipeline or a newspaper article coming up, I’ve been round to long to believe in coincidences, no one throws half a million and more round on a whim.

This UT is still a trade as below, and for every buyer there’s a seller & vice versa.

Uncrossing Trade: During the auction period, there may be a point (or price) at which the best BID and best ASK match and a trade takes place. This trade on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) is known as an Uncrossing Trade. The LSE actually has many types of trade and each one is identified by a letter coding system.

They say markets don’t like uncertainty so it doesn’t matter whether it’s deal or no deal, as long as we know.

Possibly may recover a touch in the last half hour!!!

Rob, I wouldn’t & couldn’t read a chart, with AML I originally bought as I thought it was cheap, first purchase at £2.90, shows what I know.
Then as it fell I just averaged down & down, I’m lucky to have a business with constant cash flow(except in lockdown, of course).
When it was around 50p it was a no brainier, which suits me, as they say follow the money.
By luck and perseverance it looks like we were in the right place at the right time, but then again shouldn’t speak too soon as ‘life is a rollercoaster’.

Dimi, I wasn’t worried, just a non believer in your reading of the charts, as you said your a restauranteer.

Lol, Dimitri has called this wrong more times than 3300 , what does anyone need a chartist for, the direction for the last three months is clearly up,

Interesting to note that the share granted to Moers CEO & Gregor CFO are linked to performance, performance will be measured against other luxury brands Burberry, Richemont, Ferrari, Monclur & Prada.
Nice to see the bar set high and in line with the worlds luxury brands.

Francesca Washtell cites capital reorganisation as for reason for our rise.

Imagine if she got banned for over reporting everyone & LSE just thought it’s easy to get rid of her than every else.