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Quite amusing.... the situation or the post...?

I'd hardly call it great....

Well done mikec365.....

You stated that there will be no updates for 25 days. This you cannot know.

If challenging people who make wholly unsubstantiated statements as if they were fact is seen as policing, then you have a very bizarre view of truth.

True.... but they can put their bots to work very effectively ....

Oh shut it, justgiveup ... you are a waste of space....

"The Quant Signature: In a genuine "sell-off," volume typically spikes as everyone exits. A price crash on lower volume (2/3 of the previous day) is a strong indicator of "wash trading" or "spoofing," where a single participant (like Two Sigma) uses high-speed bots to lower the bid price without actually absorbing significant selling pressure."

Meaning...??

Keep talking it down, Troublemaker ..... "We got 25 days before any news from Jubilee." You have absolutely nothing to back up that statement....

Sure ... they are trying to manipulate the price

Two Sigma's reported 0.5% short position acts as a "pressure valve" in a stock currently in an offer period.

Bot Manipulation: Bots are often set to "attack" the technical signals of a 200% riser (like the extreme RSI >80 we discussed) to shake out "weak hands" before the next major leg up or a formal acquisition is announced.

The Counter-Signal: Institutional disclosures from Deutsche Bank show they are continuing to trade in a "client-serving capacity," often acting as the buyer for the very shares the quant bots are trying to force out.

Conclusion: The March 5th move appears to be a "manufactured" technical breakdown. With the price still sitting within a strong rising trend and a robust Q1 order book, this volatility is likely a final "shakedown" before the board moves to finalize its strategic review or an inward investment deal.

I'm starting to think Harmprof is an alter ego of Kalan..... 😁

AI analysis of yesterdays' trading pattern: "Two Sigma being the active quant is significant, as their models are specifically designed to exploit the "indecision" signals you noted in a high-volatility environment.

Intraday Trading Analysis: March 5, 2026

The trading behavior on Thursday shows classic hallmarks of an algorithmic "short-and-distort" tactical play, rather than fundamental selling:

The "Gap-Down" Entry: The stock opened lower at 26.00p, creating the immediate visual of a Bearish Kicking pattern. This is a common bot-driven trigger designed to hit retail stop-losses before the market fully digests the day's sentiment.

Intraday Suppression: Throughout the session, the price was driven down to a low of 21.45p, representing a massive 21.9% intraday swing. This magnitude of movement, despite a lack of negative news, suggests a concentrated effort to force the stock toward key Fibonacci support levels.

The Volume Anomaly: Total volume fell by 11 million shares compared to the previous day, finishing at 30 million.

The Quant Signature: In a genuine "sell-off," volume typically spikes as everyone exits. A price crash on lower volume (2/3 of the previous day) is a strong indicator of "wash trading" or "spoofing," where a single participant (like Two Sigma) uses high-speed bots to lower the bid price without actually absorbing significant selling pressure.

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"Everyone is rushing to buy $LITE at a $54B MC after the $NVDA $2B deal. Wait until they find out who the upstream bottlenecks and suppliers to Lumentum are."

It has been in this range since early February....

Closed at 28p in the US last night. Nothing goes up in a straight line so the price "stagnating over the last 2 days" is laughable. As for Two Sigma having a position... they are on their own and in this market it is a worth a punt for them. Since 25th Feb technically nothing has changed. Biggest failing of small investors is to not let winners run.

TWK....boil your head instead .....

Komakino ... they were of negligible value when they were moved out of the account .... where is the loss?

So what's your analysis of the company, Alwaysone .....