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If cash at end of June was £15.7m, won't that be all but wiped out by the £15.5m ROC payment in August?

Has the ROC payment amount been confirmed yet? Or could the confusion over that be the problem?

Annoying, I've got some from a while ago at 835p. I was hoping for a run up to about 1000p where I'd sell.

The only thing I can think of that's holding Yu back is a hangover from the previous accounting problems.

"Really BOD - a 58% discount - a give away to the persons who could get them
Why no open offer ?? shocking"

In all likelihood you'll be able to buy then sub-5p in the open market very soon.

You can buy mine when I cash in on a 50% profit :)

Looking at the rankings, HL. looks to be in danger of dropping out of the FTSE100.

http://www.stockchallenge.co.uk/ftse.php

It would be interesting to know if Yu are aware of the £15.5m ROC payment figure being quoted, and if they can confirm its accuracy.

I prefer to see it as getting good price.

Certainly wish I'd topsliced some above 1300p now.
I'd have been buying them back under 900p.

It's even worse if we have to pay for wrong information.

https://www.investegate.co.uk/competition-and-mkts/rns/cma-opens-ca98-investigation/202207130700062988S/

RNS says he now owns 57.13%
Is he looking to take this private?

I wonder if this is related to the looming settlement, and how it affects things.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-62025538

And the market capitalisation is simply the number of outstanding shares multiplied by the current share price.

According to NT's latest bulletin his ITV holding was taken out by his trailing stop.
"ITV also hit a tight trailer for a profit of £95."

Similar story here. I originally got in last year at c55 for a quick trade but got caught with a drop & decided to hold for a while & collect some dividend this year, but looking to exit c60.
Sold at 60.51 last week and back in again today at just under 55.
Looking to sell above 57 & buy back if it drops back to c55 again.
All those 5% gains could add up to quite a bit over a year.

Make it over 333p & I'd be happier, what I paid for these about 6 years ago.
I'm pleasantly surprised that it's recovered quite a bit recently though, I'd all but written these off a few years ago.

It's an aspect of investing I'm really bad at. Holding something that has a big drop, then a slow recovery.
Getting out with a smaller loss should be the plan rather than holding forever hoping to get back in profit, but I end up holding stuff for years when the money could be put to better use.
The quote I heard was "the market doesn't know your entry point".

Maybe they should try their hand at bitcoin mining next.

I'm tempted to topslice. I've held these for years, since 163p.
It seems to regularly spike and fall back, I just know that the time I sell some it'll end up holding the high.
My plan would be to keep a core holding but trade some between about 1100p & 1350p.
I do wonder if they'd be a bid target for someone big, but might be some regulatory hurdles given the political data they handle.