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I got one and thought it was a considerate gesture - more than I got from SRSP!

A lot of the criticism of this company has been laid at the feet of Arthur Milholland - has anyone considered approaching the above with their concerns?

Not a minnow in the everyday administration of this outfit, I'm sure

That would suggest that all the others shown at that price are also buys.

I think if I was trying to run a company for the benefit of shareholders, and one of them was persistently sending me personal emails expecting some inside information, I'd reply in exactly the same way.

Why can't you just let him get on with his job, and wait for information via RNSs like the rest of us - many of whom are holding far more shares than you are?

That explains your frustration, guitar

The source, quite rightly, is not giving you any information which is not in the public domain

Leave him alone and let him get on with it

Thanks for the tip, guitar

I must send an email to the CEO of Proctor & Gamble to ask him why my Fairy Liquid doesn't have as many bubbles as it used to have

I find it somewhat childish and immature sending emails to the CEO of a Company when there is a PR Company engaged to deal with Shareholder Enquiries

Why not leave him alone and let him get on with the job he's paid to do!

LSE can't be relied upon to give up to date information - even the reported share trades are inaccurate

The correct up to date information can be found in the RNSs issued by the Company and on the London Stock Exchange website

The trades reported above are not to be trusted

The 11:21 'unknown' trade yesterday was a buy

It did, until it was hastily removed, mannnan

Maybe the person who bought 33 million earlier also pressed the wrong button!

If this company is being led by 'a clever, cynical and manipulative liar', I think we are in good hands
Name one successful businessman who doesn't have those qualities

As a new investor in this company I find it quite alarming, not to say unethical, that a certain poster on here claims that the CEO and president of this company is passing inside information to someone who is then posting the said information on a public bulletin board

It's a tragedy that he lost the race, having so much energetic enthusiasm for his investments

Commiserations to family

Just resting

Care to elaborate?

Which would create a 'very convenient' buying opportunity

It looks like he called this one right !

The Company recently learned that Patrick Abbott, Vice President North American Operations for Versarien, is the subject of an active criminal proceeding brought by the State of Texas

Contradictory to the claim that they were aware of the situation before the hire

Not for much longer, I'll wager