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Dont bite mate, its the MM's trying to rob you (not just AJBell). Dont sell on spikes down thats for sure. If the spread is 38-39, and they offer you 35p, wait for them to drop it a bit, then some more buys to push it back up, and sell at 38p if your really desperate. MM's will try do anything they can to fleece you, they are all the same.

meanwhile you cant buy a dime... dont fall for it

Market makers trying to get as many people to sell as possible before more strength tomorrow. Classic. Dont bite imo

Whilst not letting you buy a dime. MM's taking the ****!

And absolutely nothing to buy aswel. Can't get a quote

I tend to read forums so i can gauge the sentiment. If complete ret*rds start saying after a drop of 50% to £2, then come on saying its going to £1 with a strong sell, yet just a few days ago they post sh*t like this:

jollyspeculator
Posted in: AGL
Price: 41.60
I can understand the steady sell back...those who bought sub 40p derisking as sp fails to sustain bounce (esp as decent news ignored)

why hold this for months until great newsflow?

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Doubled since. Another nub to follow and do the opposite off it would seem. Plenty around.

How on earth did the post by Trinityman at 8pm get so many votes? He states: "There’s always other fish to fry before returning here for the next inevitable leg up. Blind loyalty doesn’t make you rich, no harm in dipping in and out elsewhere when the time is right. That’s how you make more money, which is why we’re all here, isn’t it?"

Maybe if you have a £3k trading account you chop and change shares, but good luck with your strategy of selling and trying to buy back cheaper. Pretty sure thats why 90% of traders loose money, they sell on impulse trying to catch the next rainbow, whilst the solid company just trundles along. Buy the dips if you believe in the company.

Fine agreed?

People are selling a £577m market cap company, which had half year revenues of £213 million at 80% margin? Wow, no wonder the volume is so high, shake out the weak.

How average volume in France is 2 million shares?

Yet there are only 70 million shares in issue. 35 days to completely refresh the register? Seems odd.

Yikes, after quick trade then realising what they did the company and subsequently its shareholders must share the burden surely. Hope they don't get away with it and are made accountable! https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-55052380

Bare in mind these fxkers (RyeBay) solid 2.7million shares between 18th and 21st of January, between the prices of 118p and 104p. Today closing on the daily high of 123p, with a massive 650k buy order left at the auction uncrossing price unfilled, something is telling me this is going up some more.

Boyo "Are folks here assuming that the pro shorters still need to buy back the shares that were shorted ?"

The stock on loan figure is NET SHORT position. Its not they have borrowed shares, and done nothing with them. Rye Bay are NET SHORT 10 Million shares. These need to be bought back at some stage. The total amount of shares traded today was a little over 10 million, and it went up 11%. Just imagine what's going to happen once these ret*rds begin to close there short, the market is going to keep pushing up the price to squeeze them. Not only that but new regulations come into effect from 1st Feb meaning every 0.1% move up or down needs to be notified by shorters (from 0.2% previously). Something tells me we're going to be hearing more from our friends at RyeBay over the next few weeks. Source -

"This means that from 1 February 2021 the notification threshold for issued share capital of a company that has shares admitted to trading on a UK trading venue (UK Regulated Market and UK MTF) will be 0.1%."

Long and strong

Send these guys your gratitudes, express yourself :)

https://www.ryebaycapital.com/company/contact

Cineworld, another Top 5 LSE shorted stock up 15%. Its catching on.

Pearson, another Top 5 LSE shorted stock up 18% today. Can anyone feel a squeeeeeeze? :)

Shorters getting cold feet? (Blackrock beginning to close)

Stock Investors Are Hunting for the Next GameStop on Reddit and Twitter -

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-26/what-s-next-gamestop-gme-traders-eye-blackberry-bb-amc-express-expr-nok?srnd=premium-europe

only 1k to buy at £2 now. MM's have no stock having just sold it all at 195p. Massive over-reaction:

"The 95 completed cases for the nine months to 31 December 2020 generated a gross total settlement value of [1]£23.9m, comfortably exceeding board expectations."

500k buy quickly put an end to the MM antics.

Sorry if this has already been posted:

Oil services companies signal worst is over for sector -
https://www.ft.com/content/d8203bcd-c5b5-40a7-943c-c230115d6931

Halliburton chief executive: “We view 2021 as a bit of a transition year?.?.?.?and we view 2022 as when we see the global rebalancing of supply and demand, which creates the sort of underpinning of a multiyear upcycle.”
Baker Hughes’ chief executive Lorenzo Simonelli said he expects a “tepid investment environment” in the first half of this year before momentum builds later on... the leading services firms are betting that momentum will be driven by spending and drilling outside the US in places like the Middle East, Brazil and west Siberia.

Solid long term investment in my opinion.