RE: Could we be in6 Feb 2019 11:17
I agree that the sp is slowly recovering, it was heavily beaten for an onsite problem which shouldn't have had happened if whoever been in charge did the his job properly, highlighted the water zone and tried to AVOID perforating it ! Anyway its in the past now and as Tidswell & Alan explained before, its an easy fix but Angus should sort it out asp.
Back to the sp, as most of us know, it hovered around 5.4 for a very short period of time on Monday before it climbed up to higher 5s over the past couple of days. Now, I am pretty sure before Monday no one had access to sub 5.5p sp and I'd like to believe that most of the day traders who held positions earlier this week around 5.5p for an easy 5-10% profit already cashed out.
Since yesterday I noticed someone is off loading blocks of shares whenever the sp attempt to exit the 5p zone and desperately tries to keep the sp under 6p. Now, unless they are a group of sad souls after 3% day trading, this seller must be selling for big LOSS (as I tried to explain above) so imo whats going on at the moment is likely to be one of two possible scenarios :
1- Something about shorts to close before the weekend and the need to keep the sp low (as it was mentioned on twitter earlier today : "T20 Shorts(CLN's) from 14Jan closed by end of the week? ...Should spike a little maybe").
2- YA / Riverfort need the SP to stay down here for three days to convert at a low average hence the constant round number sells.
..........Any thoughts from 'other Angus shareholders' ?