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Haha fair play,
Have a good weekend.
BloodyRedBaron,
How did that 23p finish work out?
Thanks Hope2gain,
Hard to judge where it is going with the 20 min delay but looks to dropping to 11.2 when i look at another website to try and track in realtime.
Hi,
Is anyone else's live shares and L2 shares show a delay of 20 to 21 min on this share? All my other shares are tracking to the right time.
Thanks,
Eastwood
Hi LondonTradersty,
My posting style? just curios.
Eastwood
I hope people de-risked yesterday.
A thought!
In August 2021 a lot of us lost a fair chunk to HE1 when they pulled a duster, the share price dropped from 25 to 9 in about 5 min at open that day.
My advice is:
1)Have fun with the rise and enjoy it but keep a level head.
2)De-risk or sell out when you are in good profit, leaving enough shares to enjoy the ride.
3)Ask yourself if my holding say £10,000(an example) was to drop from the 15 right now to 5 tomorrow morning, would i be stuffed or shrug it off? If the answer is no, then watch closely and de-risk by selling shares until you comfortable.
If you are new and seeing this price for the 1st time and want to drop a load of cash in, sure, but ask yourself if you drops in the morning would I be OK?
Otherwise enjoy this rise but i just wanted to provide a voice of reason. I don't trust Dave anymore since August last year
I am invested here and right now am recovering nicely back to my 18p original, you can bet your a$$ i have sold some and de-risk the rest as i hit targets. Dave and the HE1 guys are not your best friend.
Eastwood
Also what most people never realise is the 212 and robin-hood type of sites, use the "Free Trades" to sell the info to hedge fund types of people. An example is if lots of buying is being put through for GameStop and the buying is queued they can inform the bigger brokers what the trend is. The brokers can then hedge their bets on the buy and sell. Remember when something is free, you are generally the product.
This is most likely the free share traders like 212 or robinhood sending batches of their buy and sells through. Since they offer free share trading they gouge the person buying the shares on the price. So whereas You could buy at 96p for example the free trades sites would charge them 98 to 100 for the same share. Same for the selling. You normall see a batch of shares push through at about 14:30 to 15:00
Then don't be out of it over Christmas. Done, easy hey.
Then don't. Easy. Will sleep better now that you won't be out of this overnight.
Also Argobull,
I forget to mention, if you have Level 2 access, when the UT (uncrossing trade) happens at 9AM,11AM,14PM and 16:30. There is a window of 5 min for the UT to happen. if at 9:05am it goes past 9:05:31s, it basically goes past 30s after the 5 min, you will see a PM popup for a further 5 min. if at 9:05:31s a UT has not appeared it will be another 5 min PM that pops up. A max of two, so then you would see the UT trade at 9:10am same for the other UT times of 11am etc.
When the UT occurs you can see the share price change or stay static. This is why sometimes you will see a share price of 105 (an example) but see the share trading at 100 to 104 and you wondering WTF just happened.
From the RNS
Auction call extensions give London Stock Exchange electronic order book users a further opportunity to review the prices and sizes of orders entered in an individual security's auction call before the execution occurs. A price monitoring extension is activated when the matching process would have otherwise resulted in an execution price that is a pre-determined percentage above or below the price of the most recent automated execution today.
The applicable percentage is set by reference to a security's Millennium Exchange sector. This is set out in the Sector Breakdown tab of the Parameters document at www.londonstockexchange.com/tradingservices
It basically means as smallfishbigpond said a price jump would have occurred above the preset figure. so if 100 is the trade pricebut the preset is 102 and the jump would have taken it to 104 then the PM(Price Monitoring) is triggered to allow the MMs to have a look and sort their order book out. the PM only happens at 9AM,11AM,14pM and 16:30PM. If you have access to Level 2 info, you will see 8 min before the time the shares shift around and you can get a rough idea of the buying or selling level.
It looks like Boris will be implementing plan B, the second the news broke, ARB dropped, along with the airlines.
Just did a dummy sell in Barclays and it showed 139.133 to sell. Looking at LSE live pricing and L2 it shows 139.133 as a buy. This is not great, means we cannot trust the blue buys fully at the moment as it could be in fact people selling.
@the_chuz
Haha, glad i have a normal job as well, LSE would have left me homeless.:-) I just kept seeing UT and asked and someone kindly told me what i told you a few months back.
UT happens at 9am,11am,14PM and 16:35. It should resolve within 30s of the time, if not you will see a Price Monitor(PM) pop up for 5 min.
Example. 9AM UT, 9:00:32s no UT. you will see a PM. If at 9:05:32s no UT you will see second PM pop up for final 5 min.
Looks like the shorter has disappeared off the HE1 short positions. They made a killing on the drops.
Ahh, maybe he got the (.) wrong and meant 9.10s are inbound :-)
Anyway have a good long weekend for the UK guys and see what happens on Tuesday
@Tiger 615m shares in issue, sure we are running out, any minute now. What a load of tosh.
I am still waiting patiently for the 10s inbound crap he is sprouting. Any minute now, well 14 minutes to prove it.