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baz, we've been through this movie before.

Good! I hope you are right and they do! Remember the shorters have five days to report their positions to the FCA. ATB

They borrowed 3.2m shares and are flooding the market with them. As soon as they sell at one price, it drops. They then sell them cheaper and it drops again. That can trigger stoplosses. When they have exhausted the makers capacity to buy sufficiently, they buy back the shares they sold at much higher levels. The price then recovers and they start to sell the shares again. Rinse and repeat. Ordinary investors never know when to buy back in, in case they drop the price again. They took off the stamp duty on share purchases and sold it as a benefit to the ordinary shareholder. No, they did it for the hedge funds, so they can high frequency trade without the overhead of 0.5% per buy. Pigs. Troughs.

These guys do not mess about. I've seen them on QPP, MONI and TUNG. They can drag a great company down faster than a pack of African wild dogs can down a wildebeest! The better the company, the fatter the kill. I thought this might be their next target. I hope they bite off more than they can chew here and choke! GLA

Chem, L2 doesn't tell you who is selling. It just tells you how many buy/sell orders are on the book at that time. Most of the orders look like shorters selling to each other with a few "genuine" orders chucked in. I get the feeling we are supposed to bid over the many small bids on the book, but I have enough TUNG now. Not enough at this level, but as many as I want to keep for medium/long term. At least until the shorters leave. They won't get the 7m they need, as cheap as this. It's just a game of patience now.

About two of the top 20 bids look non-shorter bids. Anything could happen here short term. I'm not going to chase the bid up. If it drops back to 46.5p, I'll take them. I'm very much looking forward to a far lower level of price manipulation.

I bought all the way down from 70p, so now at 56.38p average. I put in a but at 11:31 and it was immediately topped by EIGHT other bids. They have good software, eh?

Having said all that, they STILL have to buy back 7m shares, so the price WILL rise. I bought my last two tranches at 44.25p and I won't be selling any time soon, but I expect some healthy profit taking by others, as the price rises.

MeEMC2, they won't announce their departure. If they did, everyone else would jump in and make their exit more expensive. They can make shed loads by trading in a small range that is not viable for the pis, plus, they control the sp by force of might, changing from buys to sells at the click of a mouse. Mr Osborne will be proud of their efficiency at bleeding the pis.

7 million shares to buy back. I hope you are right. My average now 56.38p. I'll topslice at whatever the sp is when the shorts close, plus 50%.

€1bn turnover, moves 3.2bn items of luggage p.a., used in 600 airports including 17 of the top 25, employs 3,500 people. Follow the tweet, listen to the Vanderlande exec. I'm sure sme's can get away with using more limited product offerings, but if you have a global footprint, you need a supplier with a global reach. Horses for courses.

Whenever you are ready. No rush.

Never heard of them? Nope, me neither, until this tweet https://twitter.com/tungstennetwork/status/660392324036366336 Implemented in UK last year and this autumn in the Dutch parent company. Rolling out to Germany and Spain next. Brazil and Russia in the cards. At last we seem to be getting our pr moving.

thesonand heir Good for you! The bears are certainly moving the price, for now. It is up to each investor to be in control of his own investments.

bonker99, we were nearly interested enough to ask you. Nearly.

Average size under 1,000 shares. Knock yourselves out guys. The real action will take place when the shorters buy back the 7.3m shares. Until them, the sp can wiibble about all it wants. GLA

Beamer21, only seconds ago I was looking at the FCA short reporting spreadsheet and ODEY was right there on the first page - FOUR TIMES!! I thought, if anyone should be shorting this share, ODEY should. Not only do they NOT short it, but they take on another 6%, ON TOP OF the £17.5m from the placing at 80p. Follow the money.

northernsoul "was doing very well and profits were flowing rather than just in the early stage business model The shorters would be nowhere to be seen. That is reality." I agree completely. The shorters are the sharpest tacks in the business. They look for inflated share prices, move in with speed, strength and skill to force those share prices down and stripping the weakest holders of their holdings. They are unrelenting. If they pause in their assault, it is to suck in new buyers at lower levels and grind them into the mix. They leave when they see diminishing returns and better prospects elsewhere. Sometimes they stay too long and get stung, like Ennismore and QPP. Ennismore could have closed their shorts at 25p, but got greedy and ended buying back at 3-5 times that price. They have started to close, but sometimes they just pretend and come back with a bang. Back to your point. The first whiff of ebitda positive will end this. Everyone knows this. The shorters aim is to make as much profit, BEFORE that point is realised. I drip-feed now, not because I know when shorting will end, but simply because I believe it WILL end. With that mindset, a penny or two up or down is not material. ANY profit will see a marked rise in the share price. I just have to wait.

They are good, the shorters. Very proficient. But cream floats. Our day will come. Soon. GLA

I say flames, but probably flickering embers is better. Who will be next to reduce? They will take it in turns, I expect. "Honour amongst shorters", I think it's called. Now, I'm just waiting for ebitda positive. Who was asking why Siemens just didn't do invoicing with "an accounts package"? Worldwide. That was a cracker! GLA