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That makes sense then. I just hope the clowns in charge do not try and fiddle with tax loss activities in future. It should go without saying, but with this rabble, anything is possible, lol.

Glad your trading is going well, mate.

Are you selling ones that are in a trading account, thus locking in losses for future offsetting purposes?

Otherwise, why not just put those day trade profits into buying more shares here (if that is what you want)?

OK, it will not move the dial much on your average, given you hold a lot here already, but unless you are actively seeking losses for said purpose, then I would probably just do that myself.

Anyway, markets getting a bit spicy again; been doing a lot of day and swing trading myself of late, especially across the Pond.

Mostly putting those profits to one side. Building a bigger cash moat for when the indices take the next leg down (not just yet, IMO, but fairly soon).

I have not jumped back in here for a trade yet, but sooner or later, that chart suggests this is going to make a significant move IMO.

Given how battered it is, logically it should reverse hard to the upside, even if results are simply mediocre. But I guess we will find out in 19 days or thereabouts.... GLA.

I reckon he bought at the absolute bottom, and will sell right at the top again... :) GLA.

Great minds think alike, Carrington! Hopefully we get our target price soon, but I think we are going to leave plenty on the table for the next man if we do. GLA.

Well, I am not going to advise anyone to buy or sell, but I took a few in the 59's this morning. Looking for that gap fill in the 65 region. Tradies only.

54's will tempt me to add a few more - subject to the obvious stuff - but small right now, because I would also not be surprised to see us print a new multi-year low in the days ahead, either.

Been here before with this one, lol.

I still trust Pers and their turnaround plan, hence still holding the small investment pot, as well as opening a new (small) trading tranche.

But we shall see if this is wise, or not! GLA.

Lol. The muppets comment again. I keep on reading that on various chat boards :)

Nothing wrong with taking some profit off the table.

I only saw this rise today because I had a partial fill execute on some of my tradies.

The ones that I bought in the 82's and low 83's. Some of which I mentioned at the time.

With that 88p gap fill that I also mentioned here a few days ago, or a week or so ago, whenever it was.

If/when the rest of that order completes, then that will represent a handy addition to the p/f cash reserves.

The chart still looks great though, but who knows what the politicians might do at any point, to further harm UK business?

Anyway, I have another batch with a price target of 97p-ish.

All being well and taking nothing for granted, of course.

Then I will just be left with the investment ones again.

Which, if the company continues to deliver, will remain in that basket. GLA.

Always agreeable when you see a nice rise in a share that you had not been focusing on :)

Look at that volume too!

Lovely bowl formation on the charts now. Bit of resistance around 90p (50 DMA is 90.09, since you asked, lol), but hopefully this will be the start of a move back up to more sensible valuations. GLA.

What a ridiculous conflation.

DEI is probably the greatest act of self-harm that any civilisation has ever brought on itself.

Those nations, outside of the West, must veer between bemusement and delight.

As some of you may already know, the Chinese have a word for it: baizuo.

It will be interesting to see if we get any suitors in the weeks ahead, now the results are out.

And obviously after our esteemed Chancellor has given her Spring Statement.

Even if the BOD are offered less than 156p this time, I would hope that they would at least notify the market. Unlike some outfits that choose not to, unless their hand is forced by the interested party leaking the news to the media, or by issuing their own RNS to that effect.

I always think that shareholders should be given such news, even if it comes in an RNS where the BOD confirms it was dismissed out of hand.

Anyway, as I often say, see what the next few weeks bring. GLA.

Probably none, lol.

Given the huge amount of freebies, they cannot be sitting on an average much above 17p now, I would have thought.

But if anyone can be bothered to crunch the numbers, to obtain a more accurate number, it would be interesting to know.

I would welcome a buyout offer, but these types of outfits tend to prefer the lifestyle that accompanies remaining on AIM.

I think we will get taken out, before a scenario like that is allowed to play out.

Which will likely be very profitable for most holders, even those who bought at the historic top perhaps, but talk of a quid plus....I think, for the reason above, is not going to happen.

I am clearly cautiously optimistic. Probably more than that now, in fact. But I am also a cynic :) GLA.

Down 17% now and in auction. Big inside buying required, me thinks! GLA.

Anything is possible with a socialist government, who naturally would not know the first thing about running a business, let alone establishing one.

As to the update: I retain my faith in the BOD. I would like to see some more meaty inside buying in the next few days.

But there is clearly still a lot of work to be done. Not least with the debt pile.

I expect to see a fairly material red day here, and will take a view on another side pot trade, if I see a potential window of opportunity to do so. Otherwise, it is a 'hold' for me, personally.

But I rarely seem to call the short term SP movement in this one correctly, so I would be quite surprised if today was any different :) GLA.

No. The potential value could be far higher than 22p.

That is simply the point where I will take a view.

There are plenty of potential banana skins along the way. My opinion of SPAC's I have documented previously. Issues with politics (or more precisely, politicians), future discounted raises for the chosen few. As just some examples of possible future risks.

None of which may happen of course and even if some of them do, IMO, we are more likely to see some further, fairly significant upside in the SP from here, before all that.

Hopefully I need to take that 22p view soon :) GLA.

With a stupidly low exercise price.

These types of outfits do not do enough to encourage investors, and so are largely responsible for the difficulties they have in generating wider shareholder value.

Strike prices, as one example, should be far higher than this. Hey ho.

I remember we talked about the potential cup and handle a while ago here. Does not seem quite so far-fetched now, eh?

But we cannot claim victory for TA until circa 19p :)

Hopefully we will be in a position to do so soon though. It just depends on how many of the large shareholders limit their off-loads in the next few weeks IMO.

And cup and handle pattern completions do not necessarily mean that that is the end of the upward trajectory either.

I am going to take a view at 22p - if we get there of course - and take nothing for granted. GLA.

I think it could be a bull trap. Certainly the chart looks to me like it has formed a bear flag.

But I could be wrong. In the meantime, we have the Spring Statement to 'look forward to'.

See what fresh stupidity these clowns come up with. GLA.

I'm claiming the win on my read of the tea leaves this time, Stupmy :)

It might well push on further, but my target was around that gap fill of 304p or so. Took profits a shade early perhaps, and might not get the pull back we both anticipate here.

In which case, GLA and I hope you make a bundle.

Nice RNS :) GLA.