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Ginny Rometty, chairperson of IBM, talks about the future of computing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9brTt_eLPo Long interview that I was interested in for my MONI holding (mobile, Cloud) but is big on big data and analytics.

I was a child prodigy. :-)

The shorters could, but if they did..........

Beamer21, yes exactly. The sum of all the 35p bids was 76,464. I took a screen shot of both platforms and the numbers matched, as I described them earlier. I've been designing, writing and testing financial systems since 1977. Simple bugs like that just jump off the screen at me. Probably IGIndex will never be told again. They certainly won't work it out for themselves. I should think the shorters are drip feeding the 35p sales, then try to romp down in the last half hour. Nothing spare until the end of the month, but I'm guessing they will still be with us then. :-)

Ha! Even weirder. I phoned IGIndex and told them exactly what the problem was. Basically, the top 35p bid was the TOTAL of all the 35p bids, as displayed on our dear old LSE. The next two bids are correct in both systems, showing 10,000 each. The last IGIndex bid is the sum of the last THREE bids on LSE. "No, Sir, that can't possibly be happening. We get all our information from the Stock Exchange". "I know you do. You are just handling it incorrectly.". No Sir. We get it all from the Stock Exchange". I gave it another couple of minutes, then admitted defeat. Yoof. Wasted on them.

Sussed that. IGIndex has a bug in level two. I would have put a bet on the lse was in the wrong.

Weird. IGIndex has 76,634 at top of bid.

Short supply, certainly not pretty. Hats off to the shorters. They know how to screw a company, good and proper. Game's not finished yet. Not here, not in MONI. Of course the shorters have won, are winning and will win. never any doubt about that. My mistake was in thinking they had won by a satisfyingly large margin. I was wrong. They wanted more and they got more. Bottom line is that TUNG has great products in a great business space. I was wrong with my timing. I believe I'm right about the company. Time will tell. ATB

QPP all over again.

GSA capital reduced by 0.1% last Thursday. Small comfort, I know. GLA

northernsoul, they certainly had £24m+ in the bank on 30th April, 2015. In their own bank, of course. http://www.tungsten-network.com/media/16603398/31-tungsten-bank-final-signed-accounts.pdf

Wtungsten "LOL You really are funny." Er, you followed me from the MONI board and YOU are calling ME funny? Have a little reflection on that please. ATB

Sadly out of funds until the start of a January, so just waiting with everyone else.

Published ob BlueShare.

How did that work? There is a 2k order on the bid with an earlier time than mine, but my order is part filled. Can't think why the prior order wasn't filled first.

That would explain things!

BS76, I didn't see that post on the TUNG board. It must have been deleted, for some reason.

I agree that I was too cavalier. I never thought the shorters would get it this low. Still, my average is 55.41p and I'm not ducking out with a few pence profit. I admire your discipline!

Guys, having been on the losing side of a court case, I know that sometimes you lose, even when you are in the right. Does anyone have a handle on how much the court case would cost if lost, or gain, if won?

Captain_Mogan, I thought this was a buy all the way down from the 60's, so my opinion is useless. I have more in TUNG than is sensible, but have taken to leaving orders in at 41.5p. Sometimes they fill, sometimes not. The only way that this can be a bad buy, is if TUNG goes bust. Will Seimens, Kellogs, GSK, Tesco and all the others want that to happen? Correct, they won't. I guess that's why there are the recent video testimonials, all designed to aid the marketing effort. They will also be upgrading to analytics, incorporating new territories and doing "remaining" supplier on-boarding, where smaller suppliers are invited to sign up, or stop being a supplier. Provided that TUNG doesn't go bust, shorters have to buy back 6m odd shares. My average is about 55.41p now and they won't get any from me. I may make it my goal to hold onto them until the shorting finishes completely. I'm sure Odey want a significant premium on their last, massive buy at 80p. Ok, they sold 1m recently, so they might want even more on their remaining holding. Basically, Mr Truell and Odey have sunk tens of millions in this and I think they have confidence that they will get the it money bank, and then some. Short answer, this may or may not be the bottom, but it's near enough for me not to worry about buying at this price. Only my opinion. GL