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Oh god,l pressed the sell button at 113p this morning in a turmoil about what to do..I now feel l sold prematurely?????

MM cannot see any stop loss prices,or even any bid prices..

The MM seems to have a squeeze on,with more buyers,than they have shares available to sell to them,driving the SP higher and higher.. Previously the MM has tried shaking the tree by dropping the SP suddenly and deeply to scare folks into panic selling to obtain more shares to sell on..This has not worked and is now forced by the squeeze to raise up the SP.. Everybody should put in a stop loss to protect their profit and then hold on for more

Helu...put a stop/loss on your investment to protect any large SP downside

MrGozo....l intend to put a stop loss once it reaches £1,say 90p..If,as it goes up further,my stop loss will go up also...That way l am always protecting my lowered profit... if a sudden unexpected negative announcement is made tumbling the SP by a large amount...However first let's get to £1....

When it does eventually reach the magic £1,there is going to be an almighty sell off as folks cash in..However this could go on (with bumps) into £3 area.. medium term.

Usually when an SP starts dropping before trading statement,it means insiders have got a whiff of poor trading in forthcoming update,and are getting out before the news is revealed in the public domain... Let's hope this is an exception to that process..There seems to be no other reason for the 8% drop in last two days.

Quickwin...This happens when the SP shoots up.People sit on a decent profit and then get nervous when it doesn't go up any more and sell...It's best when it goes up slowly eg by 1.5/2p each day so discouraging selling and people hold off..However the market maker does shake the tree when they are short of shares to push people into nervous selling.

Seems to be the work of the market maker,rather than huge selling..They are probably short of shares, so moved the price down sharply to unnerve investors into selling..What selling there was ,came from tiny amounts each sell...It just ugly manipulation.

Seems many retail holders got nervous and decided to lock in profits today..Not until next Monday will everybody be back to work and normal trading resume..Fingers crossed the upward momentum might resume by next week.

I'm a bit surprised,as l thought once the demerger becomes law ,the SP would shoot up..However it has been a wall of small holders selling with almost zero buyers..

Folks.. please stop going on about shorts closing..There has never been any significant shorting,and lately there are zero shorts.

Very interesting..Once the RNS came out the market maker ramped the shares,sucking in people to buy..Once trapped, the maker dropped the shares by a big amount...It was not day traders,as their was no big sudden buying,and no big sudden selling...

27th the vote and 2nd for formal legal demerger..what will the SP do in anticipation of the events...

Strange this massive buying by the manager of the hard flooring section..He is not on the board,so does not make strategic decisions for the company... Usually when this happens it's a precursor to a management buyout bid...This type of bid never has much of a premium from current value..Would the board ever agree to a low ball offer???

The Game 316....my break even on £28,000 of shares is 91p...So am a long way from making a profit...l bought some at 185p then again at 103p (because just like now it screamed an absolute bargain at those prices and directors piled in also) I bought again at 61p and again at 57p...Bringing average down to 91p...My gut feeling now is that a turnaround is still a long way off,rather than round the corner...Let's Hope I'm wrong..

Victoria plc has no debt repayments of note until second half of 2026..They are trading profitably at present at a very low level..Across UK and western Europe flooring companies are trading in a very subdued fashion...It's an industry wide problem..The CEO did state no partial recovery until mid 2025 at earliest,but as £20m is being taken out of costs,the company should show a increase in profits at next update.. Victoria is now a medium to long term hold..With no dividend holding for 18/24 months might prove non productive...Recoveries always take longer than over excited retail investors assume.

Nobody bought £2m of shares...I searched thru 2 weeks of RNS and various news outlets..Seems to be a made up story

JXP....The £80,000 insider also bought previously at around 300p and then again at 200p..If the economic fundamentals are not there the SP will descend regardless of insiders...The CEO did say no pick up in sales momentum until mid 2025 at earliest... Victoria is a medium to long-term hold but the day traders make for an uncomfortable wait

The day traders will make a profit soon by trading the SP all the way back down soon...The SP needs to go up each day by say,1.5p to dissuade the day traders, otherwise the SP gets overheated and it's too tempting for them to realise a quick handsome profit.