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mm's actions, who can? especially when they just manipulated up but mainly down for their own ends, (as you indicate). That has been my viewpoint all along. Unlike you I stick to mine. Your're the one who calls them a load of shters then roll over and defend their actions. (Strong buy when the mm's decide or made to act correctly for the good of all not just themselves and those associated.).

own words ""They might be working a large institutional trade or might be keeping their books level at all costs as they don't want to get caught with stock if there is an RNS"". What is this if not manipulation!!!!? (Strong buy when mm's do their job properly).

"They might be working a large institutional trade or might be keeping their books level at all costs as they don't want to get caught with stock if there is an RNS". mm's do manipulate then. Furthermore, dividends are the lifeblood of many ii's. And No good you trying to joke saying "You can't just read off LSE or III or another delayed service", as the 5 buys to 1 sell was at the end of the day. So we cant trust anyone, is that it? Obvious I could take a few lessons from you about being obsessed, that's for sure. (Strong buy if the mm's do the job as they signed up to do).

'Eurozone creditor governments raised fresh concerns about the viability of a new Greek rescue package on Monday despite hopes from Athens that an agreement to unlock vital rescue funds was inching ever closer.'

It is certainly crazy that despite 5 to 1 more buys than sells the SP goes down 18% inside of one afternoon on July 8th despite there being a pending 12.2p 6% dividend the very next day. The mm's took full advantage of the news that the LEC issue, (that affected Drax & Infinis alike), and dropped the SP's regardless of the next day dividend and the 5 to 1 more buys than sells. Therefore it is obvious to normal people that mm's alone were the factor of Infinis's SP downward movement on that day. (Parki,"Nova". Is a loss of sense of humour synonymous with being obsessed with siding with mm's so much?).

difference in reclaiming losses.. quote "they might be putting themselves up for sale". unquote. Parkside you do have a nerve in asking me if I deal in shares. Well Well. Just to remind you that BOTH Drax & Infi were both affected by the RO & LEC, at the same instance. Furthermore, Terra Nova has being trying to sell their shares in Infinis with the same response as what Drax can expect in the present circumstance, unless they want to give Drax away. Which obviously Terra Nova do not want to do with Infinis.

what suits them. such as "The Conservatives seize on a WWF Scotland analysis showing wind farms generated the equivalent of 98 per cent of Scotland's electricity needs last year as it emerges power companies were paid more than £53 million to switch off their turbines in 2014" . . . . . . . . . . but in the same article . . . . . . . . . . . "With 2015 being a critical year for addressing climate change internationally, it's vital that Scotland continues to press ahead with plans to harness even greater amounts of clean energy.” "Rob Gibson, a senior SNP MSP, said: “These are very welcome figures which demonstrate that the Scottish Government's commitment to and investment in renewables are paying dividends.” "A ScottishPower Renewables spokesman said: “We don’t ever want to be constrained, but we are told occasionally that we need to reduce output, so the wider grid system isn’t adversely affected." MPOV. Instead of constraining have we no-one with a brain that could arrange for the excess electricity to be made available for England. And when better storage is made available relative parts the North of England could join Scotland in their great endeavors. In the meantime RBS going from strength to strength, be able to switch back shortly, in profit

over 70% of its loss showing on July 27 following RO closure plus the loss of the LEC.. Whereas mm's having hauled down Infi's SP unfairly continue to ignore the news and hold back Infi SP.

Parkside13 is certainly not listening or reading. Drax also had the same problem with RO, yet has rebounded 28% from their low point of being 253 on July 27. Presumable that their will be a replacement for it and heavily supported in Parliament Whereas with presumably the identical RO problem and same parliamentary prospects but in contrast to recent news items, INFI has been held back by the mm's to only 2% increase from their low point on July 27. Looks like downright fiddling unless the mm's can come up with an acceptable reason.

There are those that only make excuses for the mm's actions regarding the SP. Especially so when the mm's seem to completely ignore favourable events to pull down a SP or, as you say, just hold the SP back tread water. while they're off to manipulate another or other shares I suppose. I see. What I don't see is that in this climate where the mm's control all for their own purposes, IMO, that RBS will not proceed upwards for a little while quite a little bit faster than Infi, (no disrespect to Infinis). (Many a good thing has come about by obsession). Strong buy Infi should be if not for the mm's..

Lazard purchasing, Terra Firma buying more than selling and more buys than sells overall yet the mm's keep pulling the price down. One more for the record.

Sold a chunk of my remaining Infi shares and bought RBS on a hunch. just as well I did as mm's still manipulating Infi SP down even with Terra Firma buying more than selling. Will have losses back when RBS gets to 390. That can't be long. Shame about Infi as it has strong credentials, far better then RBS, but the fiidling!!!! Can't be long before the FCA has to act to clean up the market.

Peebleshaire News. . .MORE wind turbines will soon be visible on the Upper Tweeddale horizon after the Scottish government ignored local opposition and backed a wind farm extension. Ministers upheld the appeal by the developers against Scottish Borders Council’s decision to refuse planning permission to add six turbines to the existing 11 structures at Glenkerie, near Broughton and Tweedsmuir.

RBS sell off at big loss for what? Maybe G needs money as he didn't consider Obama making such a big play out of renewables. Or Maybe I was correct in thinking he had a plan of his own all along to support renewables, as he didn't like to continue Labour's plans. (What USA wants we usually get to follow within three weeks or so), as far as I know.

to boost renewables. ( I wonder what George will do now in response to Obama's lead). Relevant quotes from http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-33731391 . . . . . . . . "It's likely that new supports for renewable energy will also be announced." "The EPA have let it be known, and we all don't know what this is yet, but when they put the final Clean Power Plan out, they are also going to include more incentives for renewable energy," said Bob Perciasepe, a former deputy administrator at the EPA and now president of the Centre for Energy and Climate Solutions, a Washington think tank. "It could make things go faster with incentives, particularly with incentives for renewables instead of just switching from coal to gas."

You are correct in that except for the LEC they are not that similar as they produce electricity from difference sources. Much cleaner from Infi but as yet not year round dependable. But steps are being taken to improve that as more storage solutions come to light. However, both were already facing a reduction in LEC before July 8 and were obviously working towards a zero. The news regarding Infinis has been positive recently but the mm's IMO have seen to it not improving the SP, hence my suspicions. I agree that Inis' SP is far lower than it should be but do not agree with you that Infi's dropped price has been because being oversold as on many days the buys far outstripped the sells and the SP was still pulled down.. Interesting reading about the Forex manipulation of the Libor matter.

Parki, hadn't read your latter emails before posting. However, if the two can't be compared how do you come to that Infinis should have dropped the same as Drax. You seem similar to a mm in that you make whatever of the data to suit your own purposes. My purpose is to get fairer market operations whatever the circumstances. They will have to answer sooner or later.

Infinis is also for sale and pays similar divi to what Drax is offering to pay. Leaving out the LEC payments which apply to both Drax & Infinis, Infinis's results were good and will be getting better due to the extra megawatts the wind is bringing in.

Yes Warthog4, you are correct in the Grexit only seems to have been avoided for the time being. I was trying to keep to a quick post during a lay by break.

Judging by DRAX SP revival Infinis SP should be 176p. Even accounting for the full divi INFI should be minumum of 164p not the 139p or so it is today. Have the mm' not been able to by enough shares yet at the low price the mm's have pulled INFI down to?