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Should climb more rapidly now the Gr-exit chaos is calming down

Could they have a change of direction as they seem to be buying more than selling according to recent rns's.

RUTTER LLP Discretionary investment management for private clients, trusts, charities, companies and pension funds are buying and bought at the higher prices. They must know something..

Paul Stomach: I agree with you, the mm's rig it upwards and downwards, even sometime holding it at a certain price. IMO All for their personal circumstances not the good of the market.

an important future . . . .http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33527967 . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . The risk of blackouts this winter has increased compared with a year ago, according to National Grid. Osbourne has to have another scheme for renewables up his sleeve

is certainly worth more than just nearly half price it was a year ago, especially if we capable of reading the facts as kindly posted by DoctorShares. Not forgetting articles from the Scottish Power regarding the extra income that the wind is continuing to blow in. Scottish people have cottoned on, mm's don't care a dam about the SP and are just looking after their own interests.(Proof is in the figures I have).

knows the facts about Infinis, it also seems the Rutter do, as they appear to be buying up chunks of Terra Firma shares.

Simply thoughts of another Gr-haircut weighed on the SP, I suppose,.

Many thanks DoctorShares for your logical and enlightening posts presenting actual facts regarding the image and excellent performances of Inifinis . . ....

Many thanks for your logical and enlightening posts presenting actual facts regarding the image and excellent performances of Inifinis. Unlike what the would be wreckers of Infinis come out with just to try to justify what the mm's have been getting away with. Apart from xd activities, (by the way there are shares that sometimes go up on xd), NA100 is correct in that there were 3 buys to every 1 sell last Wednesday when the mm's hauled down Infinis's SP by 11%. Totally illogical

I can understand where you are going wrong if you have read my posts. It is quite clear what I have posted certainly not what you have suggested. Seems that your opinion is that mm's can make whatever price that suits them personally and regardless. Post your evidence that this sites share trades are so wrong that they wrongly produce 3 times more buys than sells as they did on Wednesday.

Not advice at all but, myself, I would continue with the FCA if I felt feared into to trading in my stock due the psychological pressure brought about by the way the Infinis Share Price may not have been administered in the fairest way. Although, they may ask that the London Stock Exchange be approached for their explanation.

I'm sure you may understand when you actually read my posts from Wednesday onwards.

http://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/our-group/responsible-business/environment/ Click Renewable energy power purchasing on the menu . . . . . . . This year we have successfully negotiated the terms of a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Infinis Energy plc, a leading independent renewable power generator that produces energy from landfill waste. This landmark deal, which was signed at the end of January 2015, will ensure that 20 per cent of the Group’s energy requirements are procured from fully traceable renewable sources. Under the terms of the agreement, we will purchase around 114GWh of renewable power per year from Infinis Energy – enough to power approximately 1,700 branches for the next 10 years. Supporting the generation of low-carbon electricity in the UK, the agreement enables us to displace CO2e emissions of around 56,000 tonnes from the National Grid. We hope to purchase more of our energy from renewable sources in future.

Sorry to read you have sold up and at such a drastic loss, I can well understand your frustration as the London Stock Exchange appears to have sagged into a den of ...... However, it would seem that you have a claim as you say you have been financially forced into crystalising your losses.

My fingers cant type very well on this tablet

were 257,810 Sells and 731,870 Buys on Wednesday 8th June at Close. The price drooped from 200.50p to 180p 267,872 Sells and 266,046 Buys on Thursday 9th June at Close The price dropped from 180p to 166p Do the Maths, Can you seriously call that fair control of the SP??

Correction 13119 more buys and the price dropped from 146p to 142p.

I've just looked at the trades shown on the screen from 14.42pm to 14.46 pm 2minutes either side of your post. The screen I a looked showed 13119 bore buys than sells in that period. The SP went down from 146p to 142 in that time. That's what has being going the past three days and looks liker it is continuing.

Its the buying that has not been shown in the SP over the past three days I know of which is quite clearly shown in the screenshots at the time of the screenshots. I don't know whether or not the FCA will take a look. If they do look at my screenshots then they will deduce for themselves.