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Will they be buying back in tomorrow in haste, (as its last trading day before results).

Plus lower fuel costs will lower transportation costs in the recovery period, (hence my comment on a quick recovery). This share price has now something like a possible 50% upwards premium. I'm getting in.

for a long spell even though trading updates and results showed improvement time after time. Many of us complained in no uncertain fashion, some to the LSE and regulators, and eventually scared the shorters off. Now look at our price, up from 80p or so last year to 188p, (well done to those involved and who did not panic). It happens so often by sneaky people taking advantage of a lull prior to the issue of results due to the one sided rules. Thorntons have already issued their trading figures for the 2nd qtr and by all accounts show an improvement despite logistic problems with supermarkets and their own wharehouse. Those supermarket's SP have recovered. (Hang on in there Thorntons will recover quickly IMO).

Dips still holding above 120p

with AHL being down to $1.3133 (Oct 29). Must be on the up.

GLG still rising and they still fiddle Man's SP back down below £1.20. Would be a strong buy if the LSEx hadn't degenerated into the mess it is in.

https://www.man.com/GB/shareholder-summary-performance ..... for the daily AHL. The previous weekly price for GLG and the previous monthly wnd price for FRM.

Hope the shorters are seeing sense at last.

Man SP being pulled back down despite the 'fund news' proving that any such rumours to the opposite would have been untrue.. This activity gives more importance to the follwing:- 'The Banking Standards Review Council, a new body established to overhaul banking behavior in the UK, is not receiving support from major Wall Street banks, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS). Banks are reluctant to accept the BSRC, as failure to comply with the council’s standards might mean they are liable to legal proceedings”. . . . . http://www.bidnessetc.com/27665-goldman-sachs-says-no-to-bsrc-in-uk/ . . .. . . . Does this not beggar belief that such companies refuse to to be legally responsible to comply to abide with the rules of the country yet the London Stock Exchange allow such companies to be in a position manipulate their market.

Therefore, performance will be up. After looking through some of Numis's records its appears Man Group is lucky Numis is not backing them

Numis: ‘sell’ no-growth Man. Is this statement from Numis not b/atant disregard for Man's improved funds, especially the one Numis paid a lot of attention to in the past i.e. AHL. The additions Acquisitions of GLG, FRM, Numeric, Pine Grove, none of those are not making more money for Man Group. This Numis statement is completely baseless and made to degrade the value and fund performances of a prosperous business. The London Stock Exchange clearly state that this kind of member activity is against their rules. WHAT are the LSE REGULATORS going to do about Numis.

for Monday 20th, the weekly figure is yet to come out. But GLG figures are for week ending oct 20th, ie up just under 1%.

As was GLG,(up just under 1%). Athough actual Official Estimated weekly figure not yet reported but I still reckon around $1.32 for AHL So, IMO, nothing to substantiate that fall in SP after 2pm nor the prevention of Man's share price from climbing way above 120p, (except the seemingly blatant mm accommodated fiddling of course).

phantom leak or insider information again. Difficult to tell what AHL will be until Monday's weekly figures are out later today as Man has changed its reporting format but I reckon AHL will still be around $1.32 but I hope your latest figures are more correct. (Still extremely good in the tumultuous circumstances). Hoping for better from GLG. If so price could really soar and out of reach of the current clutches of (GS or whoever), more so if whatnext's point is addressed and we get some genuine bod investments.. Still think that the laxity of the regulators has a lot to answer for, so bldy blatant as to what is happening over and over again

down its pulled, its Tuesday and results not out til after close, so the mice will play. For instance 2.11pm there was 9 buy trades at 120p, totaling 15,000 or so shares and the price never budged upwards. then one sell trade of 400 and the price strated to tumble, now mm's happy to be hauling down Man's SP again, 118.5p as I type. So blatant yet I wonder if the regulators actually get paid.

proof today. When the likes of UBS today and very recently, Panmure Gorden, etc increase their targets for Man Group, there is little or no response from mm's, any that occurs quickly evaporates . Yet when the likes of the Espirito Bankrupt bank and Numis put forward their iterations the mm's fall over themselves to opportunistically drop Man's share price to sub-realistic levels. That's why I have an inkling that some entity such, as Goldman Sachs maybe, may be conspiring to hold Man's price down to facilitate a cheap 120p or so t/o. Is it such a coincidence that Espirito recently received a big loan from Goldman Sachs and happen to be a Man mm. (Links have already been provided for the information I base my opinion on.

Hi there, just to reiterate I don't give advice nor do I want advice. I make suggestions based on relative links. Regarding your post, I have been in Man Group a long time. I certainly know it was institutions that helped to drive Man's price down. Although Man Group'a AHL funds have recovered and have the addition of GLG, FRM, Numeric, Pine Grove with another in the offing apparently not forgetting the recent 4.5% share buy back, IMO, it is certain institutions that are holding this share price back despite all the improvements..I agree that Google etc wouldn't take any notice at all of us 'retails' but they are sure taking notice from somewhere.

the shorting of Man? 7.48 am Google Finance showed Man had dropped to 113.76. . . . . . . . . Yet the last trade of Friday was . . . . . 17-Oct-1417:49:08117.89223,094Buy* 90.00120.00263.01kO 117.89 Just another example added to that, any inclement news for Man is shown by Google Finance over and over again for months on end, yet any good news, if ever shown, is quickly removed. Almost as regular as clockwork Google Finance ignores any decent news of Man.

Ends with 'The results were ahead of most forecasts. Analysts had predicted funds under management of $71.7bn and net outflows of $0.3bn, according to consensus estimates provided by the firm'. Yet bankrupt Espirito bank and Numis still try to pull down Man's price with the help of the mm's. .Ban these two and JP Morgan Cazenove as their assessments are clearly for their own and their conspiritor's benefit to fiddle the market price down. Watch them at it again this afternoon. Time the London Stock Exchange got a grip on the situation

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/man-group-adds-customers-funds-171219294.html Read this instead