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I bought really early yesterday and then again later on at 7.90 would have bought today again if I had spare cash but wasn’t prepared to sell you know what to buy in more here, of course hindsight’s a wonderful thing !

Nmh19

I hope so mate my average is not good I bought back in far too early yesterday morning !

HH

Ah that figure, I thought you were referring to the 3% figure, sorry you are quite correct it should have said £71.25 million

Alan

One of them will tell me what I did wrong in a minute, I’m sure, or if not then apologise

HH

Fair enough, which figure did I get wrong mate ?

Nmh19

There’s 219 million shares in issue so to hit the 3% reportable mark someone would need to reach 6.57 million

Nmh19

He now owns 9.5 million shares at 7.50 that’s £7,125,000 and if it goes back to the price it was a month ago (£15) they will be worth £14,250,000

It would be great if other directors followed suit and if they did a buy back the SP would fly.

Spbhoy

690,000 last week and 250,000 yesterday

Mr Molot, certainly puts his money where his mouth is another 250,000 buy yesterday.

L200

No I do not agree with your view, I’ve posted what a UT trade is and thought you would understand but apparently not.

Let’s see what the opening price is.

L200

UT: Uncrossing Trade - This is used for for the single uncrossing trade detailing the total executed volume and uncrossing price as a result of a SETS auction.

L200

Take a look at this :-

https://help.stockopedia.com/technical-guide/prices/faqs/london-stock-exchange-quotes

L200

The uncrossing trade is just that, it is the average mid market price for the day so it’s nit likely to open red in the morning mate.

You say that tungsten is down again, can you post a link for that please.

HBob

Congratulations mate.

Nmh19

I’m glad you made money mate, I only made a few quid but a profit is a profit.

Thanks for posting that Langtro.

On the Burford board most posters are downplaying the article, it will be interesting to see how things pan out tomorrow morning.

I bought in and sold out again on Friday as I had concerns that something new and detrimental might come out over the weekend, time will tell.

We are going to be stuck at these low SP levels until the plant is fully up, running, commissioned and producing much higher volumes of tungsten.

Now that I have said that, it will probably jump this week !

Whatever, it will come good at some point this year.

Safety

I tend to agree with you the EU either needs to reform or it will ultimately fail, but there’s no point in us leaving now as we will suffer.

There should be a second vote based upon whatever the situation actually is, so either whatever deal is negotiated (not likely) against remaining, or (more likely) no deal against remaining.

At least then whatever the outcome no one can complain that they voted before they new what leaving meant and based upon lies, which is of course what happened the first time !

Safety

I no longer read anything that oldskool posts as I found several of his previous posts offensive, clearly he has responded to my earlier post, and no doubt he hated the idea of a second vote probably moaning that it would be undemocratic, but that argument is of course nonsensical because many people now know they were lied to by the brexiteers and now that the reality of all of the negative impacts are understood I have little doubt that the majority of people would welcome a second vote and would vote to remain.

Bojo’s - leave with no deal and at any cost will not get through the commons and he knows it, which is why he is planning to circumvent parliament by calling a general election with a closed period during which he expects us to leave the EU by default, that is being challenged and must not be allowed to happen, it is a cheap and disgusting trick.

As I have often stated I believe that Brexit will be detrimental for the uk, the polls would appear to agree with more people now stating that Brexit is a mistake:-

https://whatukthinks.org/eu/has-there-been-a-shift-in-support-for-brexit/