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But that's not right as the buys still 3 x more than sells, so like most of last week buys were lots more than sells so something else is in play here.
Could be the MM are pushing it lower to get their hands on stock for a buyer. at some stage this will turn.

Many / Most shares that announce good up-dates/ results seem to go down for a few days before they turn and start going back up. It's all city games and I am sure these will do the same at some point very soon and be surprised if they go down to 50p.
I am also in GNC who announced a very good up-date and pre close numbers last week and have done the same thing but now look as if they are back on the climb. I gusee we just have to sit tight or top up and catch the rise.

What's happened here , it looks like it's sprung a leak !!!!
so where will it stop.50p , 45p?

Is the final offer and agreed by the bod's, why would anyone hold out longer to see the sp drop to £2.87 or below on Monday.
All the big boys will bail at £2.90 ish if they can get it but my guess is it will be £2.87 within seconds of open.

As far as I can see TB hasn't moved much for a while, the latest holdings I can see is
Artemis with 10.15%
Aberforth Partners with 5.07%
T,Bramall ( Guernsey In vestments with 20.14%. So it's about time he bought more before making a full takeover at £1.20
then I would be happy.

happy, yes I saw that but my question was just how much do they have to pay on this settlement to RSM they still haven't said.
And could it be all of the draw down loan to cover that settlement, because if it is they won't be any left to run the business and vog could be looking to give another 5%-25% of the company away to the major shareholder for another loan to see it through.
I just want to see the facts.

Sorry should read RSM

Convertible Loan Note Draw Down, So it looks like they are having to call on the draw down loan to pay RSN, but they are NOT saying how much they have to pay them. Why don't they just tell the market what we need to know.?

in the last few days,
Trading in the year to date has been strong. Frequency remains elevated following a limited change in consumer mobility through the summer, despite the lifting of lockdown restrictions. In light of this, we are raising our guidance for Group revenue in FY22, which we now expect to be between approximately £270 million and £285 million.
So they also see card sales + bits doing better over the next 12 months, all looks good for CF.

According to the Mail today Ofgem have hired a city firm to act as special administrator incase 1 of the main giant energy suppliers goes under, So I don't think any of the main suppliers can be 100% safe at the moment.
Even the government must be worried at the moment if the price keeps going up.

Well I didn't expect that, the results for Qtr4 and year end numbers look really great considering everything that's been going on.
It's great to get almost the final year end numbers at this stage and shows we won't be getting any shocks, didn't see anything about divi or did I miss it through excitement, should soon see the SP back over £1.70.

I guess we are following the wetherspoon results and could also see Mars profit dive into losses with SP going back down.
Maybe we should sell now and buy back later?

I know BG has sent out emails to it's customers saying all is fine they have forward bought gas, I know because I am one of their customers.
But with the price going up so much and the price cap stopping them from charging what they would like I cannot see their profit margins going up but down, so if things carry we could well see a big drop in year end profits and NO divi.
Any thoughts?

What happened there bl*** slip, should read last 6 months.

This is almost the same thing as Centrica over the lsat 6 months where a number of engineers who were being laid off or had a disagreement with management over pay cuts etc, they filled the post board with rants but in the end it didn't make a slightest difference. You just laugh it off. The same will happen here within the next few weeks.

You have to laugh don't you, over the years we see this many times with some posters and it's normally down to 2 main reasons,
First it's often an enployee that's been fired or made redundant and it's one way they think of getting back at their ex enployer, 2 it's just the way some people are where they like to do / say everything they can to wind other people up and get satisfaction out of it. But in reality it does nothing apart from giving these post boards that little bit of fun and laughter to see just how sad some are. Thank god we are not all the same.

Must be in the best position for years, Sales growing, profits growing, overheads being reduced and NO debt with cash in the bank.
Now how many companies can you say that about, wouldn't be at all surprised to see some takeover offer being made very soon if the sp stays around this level. Didn't Pendragon try to do a tie up or reversed bid for Lookers a few months back.

H1 trading exceptionally strong despite closure of the showrooms throughout Q1. Trading underpinned by robust consumer demand and an improved omni-channel customer proposition, resulting in ongoing outperformance of the UK new retail car market (+17.4ppts) and a market share of 6.7%. Excellent used unit growth (LFL +38.3%) combined with strong margins.
And the rest of the year looks very good. SP should be up to £1 by now.

· Revenue of £2,153.2m (2020: £1,570.6m) with all divisions showing growth versus last year.
· Record H1 with underlying profit before tax of £50.3m (2020: Underlying loss before tax £36.5m). Statutory profit before tax of £50.7m (2020: Statutory loss before tax £50.4m).

· Given the strong H1 performance and the Group's ongoing corporate responsibility agenda, the Board has voluntarily undertaken to repay all CJRS grants received for H1 (£4.1m) before the end of H2.

· Strong cash generation with net cash of £33.0m at 30 June 2021 (31 December 2020: Net Debt £40.7m) driven by strong trading performance, continued working capital control and cost discipline. Property portfolio equivalent to 77.8p per share (2020: 80.4p per share).

So what's going on here, it looks like this has frozen in time with only a hand full of trades and NO movement on SP.
About time we had a broker up-date and new price of £1.20 !!!!!

So it looks like they have approx 28% with only a few days left to get what over 50% for the £4.00 offer.
My guess is that if they don't get the 50% they need and it doesn't at this stage look like they will as the management are still NOT recommending the offer the offer will fail and sp will fall back to what about £2.50. Some gambel to buy these now.