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moving nice don't miss this

mms holding it back vroooooom

Looking ploppy

maybe not TA nonsense never works lol

terrible

taken their 10% back down again

Shorts need to control the stock's share price over a long time (often several months to well over a year), and can't afford to just accumulate an unlimited number of short positions in the stock, so they have to be buying shares at the same time they are selling shares too. When the shorts drive the share price down, eliminating buyers as discussed above, some of those investors trying to sell their shares at that same time will follow the share price activity downward lowering their ask price. Now the shorts can buy back some of the shares they have shorted at lower prices including some shares where longs have put stop-loss sale orders to protect against downside losses. The shorts will only buy shares part of the way back up as the share price rises, and then wait to see if new buyers come into the market. If the share price continues to rise up to much again during the day, the shorts will repeat the same selling and buying process to control the share price. As mentioned above, the shorts need to control the share price over an extended period of time. They need to wear down the longs with rumor mongering as well as by creating fear as the longs continue to see the share price go down from the computerized trading. They hope the longs will give up and sell their shares at the lowest possible share price.

Shorts need to control the stock's share price over a long time (often several months to well over a year), and can't afford to just accumulate an unlimited number of short positions in the stock, so they have to be buying shares at the same time they are selling shares too. When the shorts drive the share price down, eliminating buyers as discussed above, some of those investors trying to sell their shares at that same time will follow the share price activity downward lowering their ask price. Now the shorts can buy back some of the shares they have shorted at lower prices including some shares where longs have put stop-loss sale orders to protect against downside losses. The shorts will only buy shares part of the way back up as the share price rises, and then wait to see if new buyers come into the market. If the share price continues to rise up to much again during the day, the shorts will repeat the same selling and buying process to control the share price. As mentioned above, the shorts need to control the share price over an extended period of time. They need to wear down the longs with rumor mongering as well as by creating fear as the longs continue to see the share price go down from the computerized trading. They hope the longs will give up and sell their shares at the lowest possible share price.

on the basis that they have an exceptional board Stephen Little has already been there and done it once took 8 years (not to say he can do it again) He is the former CEO of DxS, an innovator in the field of personalised medicine, developing and manufacturing companion diagnostics. DxS was funded with �3.5M in 2001 and was sold to QIAGEN BV in 2009 for �85M Peter Collins Reynolds is a good deal maker and good at starting businesses maybe too many and most are not always successful I believe success here hinges on the performance S Little and Peter Collins Reynolds and TW not that important to the outcome here

hopefully we can fill that gap 16-17p

breakout nice consolidation looks like we on the move to 18p on the chart

starting to see why these guys wanted main market they can drag it out forever and a day

back buying again

dumping in the area quick pump and dump

If a short-seller can hurt your business, you do not own a business, you own a equity-raising apparatus whose practices have been disrupted

only 1000 shares available

not 3

nice swing trade opp looks like its going to have another crack at breaking 95.50

up 19% since yesterday and whos buying it

joke