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Yes its a sign, and i have done what i should have done last week, goodbye to all with rose coloured spectacles, keep the faith and keep taking notice of the rampers on this board, and as sure as eggs are eggs you will watch this drop and drop until the penny drops that you are being sold a pup.

Where is the bottom is anyones guess, this share has continually slid and for my money could drop below a pound, im glad i took profits and only left a small amount in, by the way im not a long term holder, i am a realist and a gut instinct tells me this is going nowhere for a long time.

200 blown away, far into the distance.

Time will tell weather its pointless or true.

Yes but as with all politicians its what they do NOT what they say they will do, that is why they are politicians they say what they think people want to hear,and quite often do the opposite.

I think if Burnham gets elected as a M.P. and mounts a challenge, as far as i can see it will be all bets off as the Labour party will decend into chaos, and industry and the economy will be pushed out of the picture while they have their leadership battle, and all the major players (including Milliband) position themselves for new positions, and Milliband will be looking to step up the ministerial ladder and trivialitys like energy markets will be the last thing on his mind. and contracts will sit gathering dust on a shelf.

Thats simple to answer i havent been here 3 years. i dont claim to be a LTH as almost everyone on here claims to be, i bought in when government invested and sold most when they hit the recent highs, i dont profess to know everything about itm but i can sure see when its time to take a profit and as they say leave something for the next man.

Allready today there are posts suggesting Goldman Sachs are in cahoots with Helikon and also that they have not done their homework on itm hence their low valuation of the company, just goes to show where you need to come for expert advice when making your decisions about investing in itm , yee haaa ride em cowboy.

Cureboy millibands £85 million was not his money ,it was ours the taxpayers, he is going to look very stupid if this company fails to deliver, and as for itm not comparable to sirious time will tell as i said its the AIM market anything can happen.

And from the company, not a word.

I have memories (bad ones ) of a company called sirious minerals who promised the earth and took a lot of peoples life savings with false hopes of treasures to come, not getting burned again, AIM market is a saloon and itm is playing out just like a lot of jam tomorrow shares.

Theres no floor only a trapdoor.

Typical wild west performance of the AIM market this is now looking grim, and its gonna need one helluva announcement to restore some confidence back into this share, i feel we are being taken for a ride by the markets.

ive decided to take some profits (while there still is some) as yesterdays news has done jack **** for the share price, its still dropping and there has to be a reason for that, and as i dont see the reason so time to take profits.

Looks like British government dont trust Bharti either blocking further aqusition in B.T holding, corkscrew and bent as, springs to mind.

I think the market have seen straight through the Bharti party share swap, and they have priced the share at what it is worth, and its knocked the stuffing out of confidence investors had in the share, what comes next to favour the owners over the investors ?.

If you sup with devil make sure you got a long spoon, i have lost all trust in the ceo, after the pharcical so called swap, if it walks like a pig and smells like a pig, its a pig.

The owner of the company is totally responsible for torpedoing this share,and has done shareholders untold damage and lost them money they knew exactly what the consequences would be by their actions they are conning us all.

Im with John Wayne when it comes to trusting indians from now on.

Athens81 Thanks for your input and i hope your right, but this action has had a profound effect on the share price and left a sour taste in most shareholders mouths, not all shareholders jumped on the bandwagon in the hope they turned a quick buck, most were long term holders who are now left wondering what might come next, this in my opinion stinks, and maybe a statement of intentions should be offered as to what their next move may be, transparency to all their shareholders should be essential and open.