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No Trout, what he suggested is he has form.
Which is true.
Im not sure of the stock, but he TR1d his purchases.
Ramped his followers in, then sold without declaring.
All old news, but good to be aware of.

He paid £105K at 0.05p.
It hit 0.75p.
He is a professional trader.
Nobody, not even a complete novice, would hold all the way up, and all the way back down to sell at a loss.
Also, ANR at no time went anywhere near 0.05p placing price.
He had multi bagged in days. Placing announced on the Friday, Monday morning cheapest entry was 0.275p.
He would have been on a free ride very early on.
But I agree, you can only go off AIM rule 26, which I assure you, I actively chased for a number of weeks due to my concern.

Trout,
He TR1d a £17K purchase here I believe? At around 3.2p.
The SP rose quickly to 5.5p.
As for his 186K sells over 2 days in ANR?
I haven't checked but would have thought impossible.

Indeed, got around £5K for them.
Does anyone know what he paid? If he did actually own them?
The SP was 10 times higher when he apparently bought?

win4call, I have no idea their long term plans.
It's been my suspicion for some time that Hogan has been trading ANR and MRS.
Officially at one time his profit in these was in the millions.
Now ANR has gone and MRS below relisting price.
Will he load up here now? I think so.
News is due. Website update and forward looking statement possibly deliberately held back.
Deliberate lack of comms.
All designed to drive the price down, along with the knowledge there is a seller.
Nomad status also due, expecting to be granted.
Could be a good entry now, but the risk can't be ignored.
In less than 2 years they have destroyed 3 companies, URU, NYO and now ANR.
Good luck

He is saying he has shifted 186000 shares over 2 days this week.
What is left is 17000, which happens to be the amount Robert Hales, Hogans NED holds.

So he is now below 3%.
He had 13.8%?
Was it possible to offload over 10% of the company yesterday?
Is it worth checking?

So the prediction by dyresearch comes to fruition.
He of course would know, he logged the RNS, but sold the majority of his shares first.
You have to question the morality of a CEO who deliberately crashes the value of his shareholders.
Don't forget the names involved her folks, Hogan, Zorbas, Kloepper, Lyth and Hales.

I'm not concerned one bit about the seller, or the reason for it.
I had concerns when we had one under the 35p placing price, the lowest sell at 29p I think?
You do question the motives, but I've learned that placees cut their losses if things don't move fast enough for them.
Same scenario here I believe, which has presented a good buying opportunity these last couple of weeks.

Uru, Nyo and now Anr.
Don't want to put MRS in same category but has dropped from 10p to 4p in 12 months.
Same crew involved.

Ah, the elusive CEO speaks up. Bit late dont you think Nick?

An excellent summary.
Whilst I've tempered my expectations with regard to AIM these days, I've never felt less stressed and more confident about holding LVCG.
Nobody can predict market reaction but I feel the quality of personnel involved here is too good for this company to fail.

I wonder if Hogan will now switch from ANR to here now?

Been told, though can't prove, that they have been selling these past couple of days.
Probably decided the latest ramp had failed so time to bail.

Diggit, really mate what the fook is wrong with you?
I understand its just a punt and we are all here to make money, but hasn't the nonsense in URU and again here registered a big red flag?
Buys now are only aiding Hogan and Zorbas to offload.
Don't feed them, it's simply not worth it.

Current projects fully booked until year end 2020.
Business plan up to 2022.
Possibly more zoo contracts, currently in negotiations.
Looking to target mainland Europe.
Adding more staff.
Taking ownership of NEC 2019 Bricklive show.

https://www.basingstokegazette.co.uk/news/17339672.festival-place-to-host-free-weekend-of-wellness-activities/

https://canterburymuseums.co.uk/events/bricks-britannia-a-history-of-britain-in-lego-bricks/

This set also doing the rounds.
It too was part of the Bright Bricks acquisition.

https://www.zsl.org/zsl-whipsnade-zoo/whats-on/great-brick-safari

Worth considering, one set of animals becomes profitable by the second zoo event.
We now have Twycross, Marwell and Whipsnade.
And the set came with the Bright Bricks acquisition.

Trout. The sells? From the seller himself.
Like I said, with the best intent.
Sorry I can't explain exactly how Hogan plays it, but what I do know is he wouldn't sit by and watch all that profit disappear.
I would also like to think that Diggit believes I wouldn't deliberately mislead him.
Yes I've been burnt, I hope this is different.
I also think it's foolish to dismiss what has occurred elsewhere.
Equally, I have no answer as to why this is currently at this price. Makes little sense apart from constant selling.