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I guess you mean the 2 big ones, which look like a reversal? The 'unknown' simply refers to the 'Buy/Sell' indicator, which is a guess based on the spread anyway. If a trade is delayed reporting, which is often the case for large ones, the current spread is not relevant so they don't guess and mark it 'unknown'.
The Chinese will not get VRS. They wanted it and were prepared to pay good dollar for it but UK Gov put the kibosh on that and, to my mind, owe us all a great debt.
I'll spell out what Terry is trying to say.
It may be that the simulator section of the market is best licensed to one or more FFS mfrs. It may still be the case that we can best serve say a cargo airline as a T2 to the plane mfr. Different sectors, different models.
I don't usually comment on CFP posts as they are not worth the time but that last one is either a totally misinformed litany of mistakes and misunderstandings of the true position or, more likely, a pack of lies designed to mislead.
I'm merely parroting TLS here, probably inaccurately but the short focal length of headset eye tracking is a different affair to the longer focal length (combined with ever moving target) required in a car. Our USP is in enabling the latter without massive heat and power.
When S2020 mentioned matching trades suggesting reversal, my first thought was rollovers. Sure enough there is a .05 p difference in price on the pairs of trades. However, I don't think any spread bet co. would let you do a 7 million pound bet. That leaves pre arranged trades between insti's with a 3rd party taking the .05p difference.