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Lisa is paid £132k a year to be nice on the phone ( as well as her other duties of course).

Wigwammer - my position is documented and timestamped through historical posting. I 3.5 x bagged with a sell of my entire holder at a smidgeon under 11p. You can doubt that if you like, but if you can be ersed looking back through my posts it will check out. To think I was widely ridiculed and abused for that move.

Hamilia - thanks and noted. What you described is exactly what I said. Yes you are waiting, but you are not 'happy' and therefore a forced acceptance. But not happy.

Lots of posters repeat the manta 'happy to wait for a deal'. In reality that is a glaring inaccuracy. No one can be 'happy' at what is playing out. It's a tacit and impotent acceptance at best. The mantra should be 'I have a limp, impotent and tacit acceptance of what is unfolding before my eyes. Other than sell and crystallise my loss or modest gain I can do feck all and watch in horror'

Currently good support at 3.3p, so might stabilise a bit today. 3.5p was my re-entry price but the manner in which it has slipped back to that in the last few trading days is alarming, so I'll keep watching. I see Tell Laura i love her 2022 has 'added' again. She's taking a battering on her recent buys. TR1 must be close for her now.

Thanks halfbutt.

Let it be wigwammer. No one gives a flying f*** if it reached 5p or not. the action is sub 4 now.

Are you fully out Halfbutt? At 3.7 like you said? Still some profit realised therefore and profit is profit.

I posted the AGM outome yesterday only for it to be brutally removed....... "all resolutions duly passed" End.

REV D - volume comment 15:10 - perhaps the increased volume / price slip is Lanstead moving in to sell mode

Now spantrout, would one do such a thing. IMM has never deflected anything in its history, no wait, um

Perhaps the company has issued this RNS as a lead in to the direction of the questions they want for the AGM. Scripted responses prepared (and sounding good). Take the focus off Lanstead and cash flow for example. It's made the market even more jittery; book not looking very strong.

I side on the 'desperation' interpretation of the RNS (quell surprise), but stepping back - what was the company's thought process / aim and perceived outcome of the RNS. What did they think it would or could achieve as upside? Good to hear some thoughts. It's not impacted trading as that remains woefully thin.

I think Laura2020 (tell Laura I love her de de de) is trying to shore up the SP by herself given the amount of top ups she makes. Must be a TR1 with her name on it soon? But even with her incessant buying in the face of adversity, the market seems to be feeling a touch jittery in advance of the AGM...

I'm holding until operations and dividends. If that happens I'm in the money. It's a long way off, but literally its "hold for gold". Right now, whether the intra day price is 0.9p, 1.2p or even 2p, I'm not paying too much attention to the swings at this point in time. I've got a reasonable wedge in here at around 1.4p. One of the few AIM shares that has a relatively clear direction mapped out (yes, with lots of bumps and twists no doubt). Lets see what happens.

Noluplus - best to make a statement and leave it at that. Even though you are correct, you are teetering on the edge of a last response, doom loop vortex. Steer clear buddy!

The book and action has taken a downward turn as well. Maybe an afternoon attack on 4p could be the subject headline

Lol - 'mopping up shares' 29 trades today PMSL

Roger is merely calling out the repeated failings of the business - that doesn't make him a bad person. There is more truth in his posts than many on here, for example Laura2020s repeated nonsense about a block buyer in the background. We can all see the book and the volume and the trades... Yet she doesnt get called out.

Tim's £294k salary means he wont quit any time soon and he has 8,000,000 dilutive share options at 2p to be cashed in when the remuneration committee opine on what a 'commercial deal of significant value' looks like.