RE: Trades28 Apr 2026 22:21
Mr M, it' not mms playing games. they don't buy or sell shares, that's down to the ii's, the warrant holders, the placing funders and the retailers who keep them in profit by buying their shares at a premium.
fact is retailers, rarely get to eat off the same table. and when they do they're inclined to hold for preceived 'gold' and broker targets of 240p. ii's are happy with the easy 50% they make from the outrageous discount. but the cash was needed as there's no revenue, outside of grants for the foreseeable so everything is STILL about potential and hoping that the US will overpay for assets based on what UK retailers (and inhouse brokers) say is the future. but, seriously, when has 'big money' ever paid over the odds for assets, as opposed to paying for assets at the cheapest price going?
the best has been had, if you were one of the lucky/fortunate/knowing ones that took this very early. profits from here will be hard won (but made easier by ramping and some reality, in turns.