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I don't think it would be timed deliberately to "make a splash". But I agree that it could be before US open, as you suggest, as long as trading in UK was suspended so the mkt could look at the results. The Ashfield RNS was midday wasn't it?

@dunk1973 said "NDN it is called being excited in a share you are invested in."
Emotion clouds your judgement and can lead to poor investment decisions.

When I was a lad, if you ever counted the profit before you realised it, it never happened.

He also drank from the Ivermectin Kool-Aid

Seems a little harsh

I doubt if they'd be .50 bid if the market had been stuffed in 3m at .40

" POLAR being used to keep the price down by drip feeding the sells and POLYGON then increasing their holding for someone in the background by buying them up in the cheap relatively?"

Or, Polar think they have slightly too many and are selling a few, and Polygon are buying them because they are prepared to have a massive bet on the success of the company.
I may be proved wrong in a few weeks but buying stakes for other investors is not what Polygon do. If another party was the beneficial owner then their name would have to go on the TR1.

IF AZN, or other Pharma, wanted to buy some, why wouldn't they go direct?

Yes
There's big value in this share apart from just being our best treatment in the remaining years of Covid

@Axe-Capital Isn't that a bit unfair on Woody when he said that Polygon know about as much as us? "Yes because they have invested 30+ millions on blind faith and a punt!"
I don't think investors on here are investing their hard earned cash on blind faith and a punt.

Schiller is very good. Have you watched any? Are they quite general? Otherwise there is a risk that they will be too US-centric and out of date. Things move so fast, and regulators (and investment banks) love changing things (even if it's just names) to make it look like they are doing stuff.

Indeedy
Well
Usually

"Fascinating that they are taking two opposing strategies."
Every time one party sells and another party buys they are taking opposing strategies. That's what makes a market.

"Polar vs Polygon is an ongoing battle."
It's not a battle. It's just lucky for both of them that the market is at a level where there is a counterparty willing to take on the other side of their trade.

"All tricks being used to get these shares"

What tricks?

@Tornadotony said …… " It happens a lot when there is reduced liquidity to deal with sell orders or the market maker has buy orders and tries to get a higher price."

I would say more, it happens a lot when a market maker is too lazy to open his/her prices on time. Or wants to see how the land lies before cheekily opening his prices a bit late.

You betcha

TLW
Who is they?

Which trend?

"MM's looking stop losses ??"

No.

The notion that charts might determine events is one I haven’t come across before