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Som medium sized buys between these times all of the trade prices end in 1. Is this a coincidence or the same buyer messing around???

Flooding in, big opportunity to add or get in at this price

Playing a hard game last week, collecting shares and getting rid of the weak for a positive few weeks up to results. It always seems to play out this way when there is a bank holiday across in Aus. Stay patient and play you're own game.

if we see a big trade pop up, dropping the price to work it through and may see it end of play?

People loading up for take off!

People know something!!

moving again

GOLD BULLION held flat against a falling US Dollar on Wednesday, trading at $1290 per ounce as Madrid delayed taking control of breakaway Spanish region Catalonia after the governor in Barcelona delayed a formal proclamation of independence. New Japanese data showed strong growth in orders for both machinery and machine tools. Major government bond prices edged down with global stock markets, nudging borrowing costs higher. "We expect that geopolitical tensions will remain an important theme for 2018," says a new gold outlook from French investment and bullion bank Natixis.

GOLD and SILVER edged higher against a falling Dollar in Asian and London trade Monday, each gaining half-a-per-cent after traders in world No.1 consumer country China returned from national holidays. Gold prices at one point touched $1284 per ounce, some 1.9% above Friday's fresh 8-week low, as the US currency retreated against major rivals and world stock markets fell for a second day from last week's fresh all-time record highs. Silver touched 2-week highs at $16.98 per ounce, jumping almost 4% from Friday's low after new US jobs data showed the unemployment rate falling and average wages rising more strongly. Latest data say that hedge funds and other money managers trading Comex silver futures and options contracts trimmed their bullishness ahead of last week's key US data. Despite cutting their net speculative position as a group to a 5-week low however, the Managed Money category of Comex traders were still 130% more bullish overall than their historic average.

Bought in at 2.24 this morning

Couldnt have gone much lower without a bit of blue!! Think this will push on towards end of October early November

Blur Group PLC (LON:BLUR) has moved a step closer to adding a global electronics group to its user base. The e-commerce enabler said it has entered into final negotiations with the electronics group for a multiple six figure on-boarding programme across three territories. It has been a prolonged courtship. Blur revealed it has worked with this prospective customer for more than a year, defining and tailoring a programme that seeks to embed the benefits of blur's indirect spend platform into the electronic group’s current business processes. All being well, the negotiations should conclude in the coming weeks. "Our solution is easy and quick to implement, delivering improved efficiency and transparency to procurement processes,” said Philip Letts, chief executive officer of blur. "We are committed to delivering a successful programme for this client and to deepening our partnership with them in the long term," he added.

London listed Blur Group #BLUR 97p price target on completion of 'multiple six figure' deal with Global Electronics Group for cloud service

where this goes, some heavy buying pressure over the past few days!

well with the current buying pressure people believe this should be a lot higher

people in the know must have some positive news!

from the 16th

ticking up nicely! Mr 50k buyer back in action

must be an update due from AZ maybe a leak of them getting back on board after some analysis? someone knows something!

they do most of their trade with China, so could be good for them. Obviously in the short term the markets are extremely volatile, so this would be a long term hold