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At least it's sparked some activity, some decent buys going through today.

How much of the discount to NAV on unlisted companies is due to Woodford?

That mess must have knocked confidence in a lot of funds.

I nipped into a spoons while waiting for a bus on Friday and paid £1.79 for a pint (can't remember what it was, maybe Ruddles?).

Can't see how they're making anything on that.

I knew I should have dumped it at c50p!

Oh well, I am where I am with current price.

45p sounds like the sort of recovery I'm hoping for to get out, but I'll give it a while to see if it levels out and probably sell then.

NEC Richards thinks it's worth punting £61k at 30.5p

I noticed in the RNS this is a very late report.

5. Date on which the threshold was crossed or reached

17-May-2024

6. Date on which Issuer notified

11-November-2024

Quite a difference from yesterday when I checked in to see BUR tanking and was scrabbling to find out why.

I certainly wasn't expecting it to look like finishing up on the week.

It's like it never happened, as the dip doesn't show on the LSE graphs.

Well done to those that grabbed some cheap shares.

Sold at my target just over 95p, took longer than I was hoping bit still a decent c10%.

There does seem to be conflicting data on the xd date.

e.g. Morningstar shows 31st Oct. so there must be a feed with that date.

The Financial Diary tab on here shows 31st Oct.

1st Nov. also showing on lots of sites, so must be conflicting data feeds somewhere.

This time next year, Rodney...

Same here, I'll probably not live long enough to see SEE turn a profit.

Presumably the rise yesterday was due to tax breaks in the budget.

Looks like the large seller was a NED.

I use Google Finance for quick price checks and their displayed closing price has caused me a few panics over the years.

It doesn't show on the YOU chart now, but on the daily view yesterday I could see the big temporary dips which I assumed were Abrdn sells. I think Google chart shows them as time reported, not transaction time.

I've posted this link before, but it's still a good read for anyone trying to understand how trade reports work.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/81/idiots-guide-to-the-london-stock-exchanges-setsmm-0379.html

Good Energy has a bidder interested, that might shake up the market.

The buy and sell status is just an estimate by this site.

This explains how it works.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/81/idiots-guide-to-the-london-stock-exchanges-setsmm-0379.html

I'd expect price to be higher if there was any hint of counter-bids.

In fact I'm surprised it isn't closer to 100p.

I was hoping to sell close to 100p and move on, now it looks like a month to wait.

Could it have been rising gas price?

Citi downgrade today but SSE seems to be recovering after opening well down.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1059155/sse-downgraded-to-sell-amid-concerns-over-offshore-wind-and-market-volatility-1059155.html

I've been watching YOU for years, and the large after hours trades isn't anything new.

I think it's been discussed on here years back but no solutions.

The SI trade thing is the best possible explanation I've seen so far.

Could it be an effect of YOU being one of the larger MCAP shares on AIM?

Or something to do with US traders?

If there's anything penalising AIM in the budget I wonder if that could trigger YOU's previously mentioned move to NYSE.

This is an old article, but still a good explanation of how trades are reported.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/81/idiots-guide-to-the-london-stock-exchanges-setsmm-0379.html

I can't see it getting back to my 385p any time soon, but 350p might let me out with a smaller loss.