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140 @ 84 in isa ( need 115 to make back losses from cineworld) so will sell 40 at 84 just to derisk

80 @ 74 in trading account ( need 84 to make losses back from pfc) so will sell 40 at 84

65 @ 95 in sipp ( simply no need to sell)

I know Trenners, lots of BODS loading up, all to play for, just a rant really!!!

What an excruciating share this is to be prisoner to!

15.40 Friday, barely 14 Tuesday.

Me too mate, in both and a trading account

Once all the traders have stopped, we will really have lift off.

No better endorsement than an incoming cfo buying before even in post.

Couldn't make this up really could you!!

So essentially could just have been seen like insiders buying 8-9 million shares out of hours which the market caught wind off just before the rns release. Because those particular shares were purchased (?) 2 days earlier.

I'm travelling back from Thailand later today, it's 11 AM now, 2 hours to wait if another rns pops up or it's something over nothing!!

I still want to know if anyone can shed any light on moodys negative 45-50 mill cashflow forecasts for next 2 years? Or have I read that wrong.

Sorry 13 June

Trisor

This is why I asked because possibly there's a closed period a month before the June 12 strategy update, and the transaction took place May 12.

That suggests it was an actual transaction on 12th outside trading hours.

Does this mean they've purchased these shares as opposed to issuing new ones?

Hindy

Didn't there used to be an orderly market before the days of algo bots etc, because I assume it was more of an equal playing field back then, you bought your shares, or you borrowed shares to go short, but didn't have the ability to trigger hundreds of small sells at various times to effect the price movement, probably either way ?

Genuine question because there was still a thriving market before the days of computers etc

Still struggling to see how even it was a rapid purchase of 3 million shares that this could cause an almost 15% spike at one point. Really it's peanuts in monetary terms and insignificant given the shares already in issue.

Plenty of companies do this type of incentive based vesting, for example MCG with their new ( useless) CFO at the time almost 2 years ago ( who is now gone on his shortcomings) and it made no difference at all to the sp, and it is a third now of what the incentive target price is.

Just felt maybe like one of those betaville rumours that pop up pre close, happened at RR couple years ago on a Friday at 4 20, sp shot from 90 ish to 110 and then right back down Monday.

Hope it's something but could also be reverse trigger stop loss ploy by mms , in other words ramp it up and take out people's limit sell prices to grab the shares.

My last 80 I bought between 12-13 nearly got triggered at 15.76.

I want to reduce my overall exposure here, too stressful on over 5k per point.

Well if schlemiel is right then Mondays going to be like results day all over, the Gripfit will add and we'll tank!!!

Don't ask me FFS !!!, I'm a layman to be honest, I know there's usually just the one but it was simply an observation of something I've not seen before

No it was 478964 buy shown as a UT at 15.46 at 4.24pm just before close, on adfvn, maybe it's wrong but that's what it says

2 UTs anyone notice, 1 at 4.24 at 15.46 ?

False dawn

The only thing that makes sense and is probably happening, is there are dark arts at work within the city and the mms.

The EPS is marginally lower than 2019, operating profit is higher, net profit a bit lower , possibly interest on debt, but there again the debt is half what it was.

Meanwhile SP is half .

And to think budget companies like this should be thriving in a cost of living crisis.

Maybe all these midcaps, other examples Mony, pets, card, etc will start gaining after the May inflation print expected to be circa 2%, and after the first rate cut.

So tempted to bank my 10% profit but don't need to do so will sit on my hands.

Same at IAG today.

Would a US or even other European market treat a profitable dividend paying company like this?

That's why the UK is finished imo