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They're clearly short over the past couple of weeks and don't want it to take its next leg up.
I have a strong suspicion this will be on the leader board tomorrow.
This is a stock bought by weighted indexes and funds now.
None of them will be selling today and the news is a complete non event so expect this to go straight back up.
Even GH is publicly saying it's ridiculous. What more do you want?
Scallywag is worth less than 1% of Harrison.
There is no institution or broker saying otherwise.
To drop 15% on this very, really, rather silly.
And that is only on first results.
We should have dropped 0.5% today if that.
Back in the mid 30s by end of week and liquidity firms back into this.
Yes I had trouble getting any.
A new market maker held it down and wouldn't budge off the offer for hours which messes with the seaq platform and holds the price down.
You see it a lot but usually only lasts 10mins max.
There was a new market maker on ccz today clearly having technical issues literally holding the price down for hours apparently. Meaning you could not buy without phoning the broker as they were sitting on the offer until the day end. I believe it would have done well over 100% today otherwise. Will be interesting if it continues to rise for the rest of the week. I think the news justifies it...
JP1959, that may be wise to not make a hasty decision.
I don't have a big position here so not worried about it and I'm in profit also.
I agree with the sentiment towards TB on here. Absolute stumbag. I certainly won't be buying any of the 14m shares he has left to sell, that's for sure.
Probably best to review this one in a couple of weeks as you say, when this is blown over, he's sold and perhaps we can see what happens at the gm
Hewhodares.
I only saw CCZ 66% up late in the day then read the news. I bought into it at about 56% up but the news is huge and I believe it will run big a lot more over the next few days. You couldn't buy hardly at all and very low market cap for news like that.
Are you a long termer in it? Are you in?
Cyrox, no board of a company at all can force a director to excercise his options and sell shares.
It is also illegal and completely against market regulations to 'hold back inside information or good news' to for someone to sell shares.
People can paint this however they like but the direct has clearly sold his shares as fast as he can, which is 90% of the time not a good sign, in my experience.
Brucey69,
I play aim all the time and rarely bother with the steady eddie shares. I in fact just took a little punt today on CCZ, a share that's gone up 66% today on the back of a major copper discovery. I just don't get too emotional about these things. Sometimes I take profit off the table, sometimes I take a loss when need be. I certainly don't busy my head in the sand like many on these forums. I genuinely can't see this as a good sign whatsoever.
The director cashing in his options and selling most of his shares into a falling sp is never a good sign to be honest. Especially when he's just about to leave.
He obviously thought the share price is doomed and this will be his last opportunity to sell at this price.
I'm not optimistic like others here and am considering cutting my position here a little.
He clearly knows more than the rest of us and doubt he's just being spiteful.
If he though this was going to 10p, he'd have surely just wanted a few weeks for 8x his profits?
I may be wrong but have a bad feeling about this now.
After the behaviour of TB in the past 2 months to now come out and sell 24m shares at a £310k profit is outrageous. To have a further 14m option in excess of £150k in profit too is sickening.
What on Earth has he done for the company to deserve this?
Nice to wake up to this.
Looks like we don't have to vote this dipslit out and he's stepped down.
Many holders over the past few months will be happy to see the back of him.
Good day to all.
Look at them blocking buy orders at the end of trade.
Crooked as you like.
They know most brokers won't accept buy orders unless in the indicative range!
Coming again?
I think so...
I couldn't give a fish about the speeding ticket.
All it tells me is that the mm's are likely short up to their eyebrows and RMS is likely going to go up in days to come.
Add to that if the people posting on Twitter are correct about the machine finally arriving, we could be in production within days.
Plenty of positive RNS' to come imminently and anyone shorting this is going to get burnt badly.
I just feel sorry for the people who sell into that nonsense.
It's not the fault of the BOD for the RNS.
It is the regulator who twists their arm.
They often have their arms twisted by the market makers who know full well this can go to 50p.
If the mms are caught trying to short this at 2 or 2.5p they get very worried and put pressure on the NOMAD.
It's a very common in the markets and many call it a 'speeding ticket'
The market makers beg the NOMAD to force the company to put out an RNS like this when they're short.
Of course there's plenty of reasons for the rise in price.
New highs soon...
How many people here would buy 1000 of these masks immediately and give them to friends and family?
This is a winner and can't Wait to see the share price rally again this afternoon and many afternoons after that...
It's an old report from April and mullet has completely understood just about everything, I don't know where to start with that other than the filter button...
But the point is in 2020 Q1 the market size for masks was $75bn.
In 1 year that is huge.
Just adding a bit of colour to the nonsense of what a lot of the derampers are posting on here.
It is a ginormous market and will continue to be so for a long time. (Probably longer than that report suggests)
The global disposable face mask market size exceeded a value of USD 74.90 billion in Q1 of 2020 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 53.0% from 2020 to 2027.
People are excited about this company for a reason.
It has astronomical growth potential.