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Level par on under 800k shares traded today - MMs making a killing on a near 9% spread - Think the morning will do similar to today (assuming no RNS) - Drop and recover through the day

Anther low volume day - This will bobble about - gaining and dropping back until we get news either way - MMs leaving a good spread - My 1.525 purchase remains in profit - time to do more meaningful things and look back at after Lunch and Close - I see no real reason to encounter either a big gain or indeed drop today - Lots to play for and this share will have shown its true value or otherwise by Friday

If they have now 18% share holding I guess they will be getting that % of the extra shares to be issued at 80p - so it makes sense to sell a similar quantity at double their buy back price

And I might add that todays dwindling SP must have had our new 80p investors wondering what they had bought in to - time for them to feel a bit of heat - albeit they will still be in profit

Having purchased this afternoon - 14,226 shares at 1.525 - I was actually buying on the increased daily volume - This has not carried through up till near close - I assume the nervous have cashed out - whether at profit or otherwise - Having monitored daily volumes of 4 and 5 million shares I am waiting for similar next week to put some rocket fuel in the SP

My main reason to invest at hat level is that daily volumes have been light past two days - panic selling in my view - Oh and profit can evaporate very quickly with AIM stocks - I don't consider myself a LT investor - I would settle for a 40% profit level - and likewise I would prob cut my losses at 60% level - We all need to be knowledgeable about our finances

I have been monitoring this for past couple of weeks - Taken my first stab with 22k at 152.50 - Have approx. 50k to invest and am prepared to average down if necessary - rather not be in that situation. My view is that the sp has dropped sufficiently and its now time for the 80p investors to now start feeling a tad worried.