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And declared UK shorts above 0.5% now down to 1.7% - looks like they got out on Friday.

A right mess indeed - but that’s the fault of individual brokers, not DEC.

All seems to have turned out well though on both sides of the Atlantic. US volumes looking massive (unless they have counting problems as well).

Millenium up but JP Morgan down yesterday.

Seems even the shorters can’t agree where the price is headed.

No evidence on this board anymore.

Just inane opinions based on nothing other than a feeble attempt at misinformation.

It’s incredible that anyone actually thinks the buying / selling habits of readers here has any impact on the share price. 😀

Graff - do you read what you’ve typed before you hit “Post Message?”

If not, please do (and add some thought).

If you do and you still continue then please seek help!

That pesky inability to predict when share prices “will drop and how high it will climb” is what makes it all so difficult 😀😀.

UK shorts reducing again, JP reduced by 0.06%

But US market price reducing now so looking unlikely to hold today’s highs tomorrow.

It’s not Ice’s comments that are annoying; it’s his continued inability to accept he might be wrong, when he repeatedly has been!

Back in Feb he insisted there was no possibility that forecast positive FCFs might not find to fruition. He then refused to accept any chance of a No vote and insisted that lenders, Wood and IIs had all sorted a plan B!

All wrong and never any acceptance he might be wrong. To communicate in his preferred language of emojis 🔔end! 🤡💯

BBC hasn’t been making mistakes. It has been deliberately pushing the left wing, anti Trump, Hamas, transgender, feminist, anti Israeli agendas that those in positions of power there support.

No licence required for BBC radio 😀

GED - realistic rather than frustrated. Genel are in a poor situation with little chance of improvement until they can either sell oil at market rates via export and receive reliable payments or they strike big in Oman.

Frustration is with some of the posters on here who insist on a daily basis that the buys are flooding in etc etc based on nothing at all 😀. If their sole intention is to mislead they must have very sad lives.

Think gkp would be a more attractive takeover target.

GED - realistic rather than frustrated. Genel are in a poor situation with little chance of improvement until they can either sell at market rates via export and receive reliable payments or they strike big in Oman.

Frustration is with some of the posters on here who insist on a daily basis that the buys are flooding in etc etc based on nothing at all 😀

Think gkp would be a more attractive takeover target.

Perhaps BBs are random to discourage day trading. If you can’t rely on BBs to support share price on any given day then short trades become less predictable.

I’d guess from a DEC perspective, the fewer sellers the better.

Kruger - thanks for your insightful post. Would have been easier to read if you could spell correctly and punctuate sentences.

Production was down for less than 5 weeks; ideal chance for maintenance etc that is all regular. Why not produce more to compensate once restarted?

You also failed to notice they’re selling oil for less - hence less cash!

Still, guess you’re right and the whole of the buying public and institutions are wrong. 😀 Continue your delusions but no share price move until there’s some positive news - and that isn’t today.

I think a blind monkey throwing darts could have timed them better since the days of $14.35 and $14.50 limits (which seemed to be clearly directed by DEC).

Surely there must be a rationale for this seemingly weird behaviour - a strategy of only buying from petty cash and not touching credit facilities perhaps.

Seems too inefficient to be random.

Kruger - looks like you have your view and the rest of the market share mine.

Perhaps stick to shiny things rather than complex ones.

Drone strike doesn’t account for all production or cash shortfalls.

Cash at year end same as cash at year start! Production reduced, price received for local sales down on last year. Can’t agree foreign sales. Major shareholders disagree with BoD proposals.

Just a self licking lollipop at present. Don’t see anything to move the share price here.

Hikma increases more than the ftse. Has the market got it right?

It’s all about the timing 😀

Suspect they’d be selling more than those amounts if they thought there was bad news coming!

To be applied to many posters on here:

“Arguing with an idiot is like playing chess with a pigeon…. He’ll knock all the pieces over, crap on the board and then fly back to his flock claiming he won.”

To whom it may concern…..

Bet there will be a mountain of buy and sell orders and an auction of 2 to work through before any fingers get to see any action.

For all those keen on a plan B and going solo - why would anyone think Torrens is the man to lead it? Anyone heard of Talk Talk?