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Sunshine, buying now means they have no right to vote otherwise you could vote, sell shares, buy shares and vote again. Generally, voting rights do not transfer with ownership and if a vote is not cast before a share is sold, those votes are lost into the ether

It's been a great short term trade, thanks. Getting way too frothy now so I'm expecting a big pull back so I'm out.

Which thread title made no sense?

Could someone confirm the deadline for voting and when the dividend is paid?

I can't see the voting deadline in any RNS but I. Probably being blind? If not, surely this has to be communicated

When do we get the dividend?

And get the sell prices goes up again. Very strong

Very worrying

Yep got most of that and it was actually me who coined the many man name many moons ago when he was noticeably more moany than he is now. Yes the "if" made a bigger impact than you'd expect

Speak english

Why on earth would a new CFO turbo boost a share price, never heard of that happening before

Have we got a new CFO yet? Extremely worrying times, hope TLY can make it through this

If you still hold UKOG, take a good look at yourself. It's one of the worst companies I've EVER known on aim but it's also so blatantly bad that it takes a special kind of person to be invested in it.

Whilst it won't really be a shock to those that properly follow this share, JP Morgan just announced they now hold over 5%.

It will be interesting to see if subsequent ones come for 6% and beyond and it could well be them behind all the current strength

We already know it's 4.

His first post here was many moons ago saying he had bought in, six months later he'd sold for a loss. He's held Toy for over 10 years - looks at the price and see how much he's lost there plus multiple top ups on the way down and it's at an all time low.

He can't understand the difference in the two companies; their offerings, their business model, their market position, their revenue, P/L and market cap

you do realise resigning is a far worst sign than her being sacked?!

her being sacked = problem with her

her resigning = problem with company

it's an extremely worrying sign when a cfo leaves with immediate notice. combine this with 1gws fantastic knowledge and insight and those shocking figures from moniman and ask who understands accounts better; you or the cfo who just left?!

staggers me how many people invest huge ****s of money but don't think it's important to understand the accounts - the very lifeblood of a company

I hope you voted before you sold sharky

Too many red flags not being addressed. The board seems silent on every concern and the posters here have no answer for it. Short term liabilities so high and huge red flag in the fact they have a SINGLE CUSTOMER in the NHS.

What does this mean? Wafer thin margins and one wrong move and the entire business is gone overnight

As the vote is now active, I presume any shares bought now no longer have the right to vote either way?

Hahaha "why didn't the company pay for it themselves when their clients offered to pay for t for you"... Damn you're getting desperate. You must be fuming after weeks of banging on about 28m only to wake up to 37m, would have paid to see your miserable little face

We'd all see the funny side of Cathal bought out a distressed TLY as his next project though