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Likely:
http://ma5k.com/trading/charts/BMN_19-02-23a.jpg

Possible:
http://ma5k.com/trading/charts/BMN_19-02-23b.jpg

I missed the instruction to short this morning, sorry to let the team down - I hope this won't affect my bonus this month!!
:-D

https://www.facebook.com/Flybe/photos/pb.127218037351054.-2207520000.1550781287./2526718674067633/?type=3&theater

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#cheapskate !! :-)

Great news Wass!

Take it easy
:-)

Perhaps the joke is that he's been accused of shorting when nothing could be further from the truth and anyone who knows him would appreciate how ridiculous the suggestion is & hence 'get' the joke.

If you're referring to Nighthawk's post on M board I believe you will find it's a joke.

I appreciate that conspiracy theories are very popular on here but your paranoid assumptions do you no favours.

I believe you are mistaken Pigpen - I've never known Tro to short anything.

1onic is sadly the latest victim of the BMN board pro propaganda police - banned from LSE until Friday simply for questioning the reliability of some very dodgy 'trade analysis'.

That board has to be the worst I've seen for suppression.

The long stop date was clearly stated as such at the time the sale was announced so no excuse not to know...I'm guessing they believe they have a 'legal technicality' they can play to legitimately stop it 'completing'?!

(or else they're just trying to pump the SP with some fake news so folk like Tinkler can get their money out!!!)
:-).

I believe it's the 'long stop date' for the Flybe sale of assets deal that's due this Friday (22nd), in which case the deal is already done subject to 'unless the legally binding contract of sale is proven to be unsafe in law before the long stop date'.

My understanding is it's the equivalent of a 'decree absolute' in divorce or.'completion' in conveyancing (you can't change your mind after the 'decree nisi', or back out after 'exchange of contracts' because you've had a higher offer for your house!)..

IMHO & happy to be corrected!

I believe it's the 'long stop date' for the sale of assets deal that's this Friday (22nd), in which case the deal is already done subject to 'unless the legally binding contract of sale is proven to be unsafe in law before the long stop date'.

My understanding is it's the equivalent of a decree absolute in divorce or.'completion' in conveyancing (you can't change your mind after the decree nisi or back out after 'exchange of contracts' because you've had a higher offer!)..

IMHO

pb940 "I'd probably test the level of buying interest by putting in 1 share at 40p and see if anyone wanted it."

If you offered to sell at above the current ask there would be no sale and it would reveal nothing of the order book.

I believe Alpha is correct that using DMA it is technically possible for a PI to manipulate the SP although as he points out it is illegal and would likely be 'spotted' very quickly by the trading algorithms (MMs). However, this type of behaviour is common place on unregulated exchanges such as Bitcoin.

pb940 "That in no way answers the question of why?"

If I'm correct in my understanding that the share would sell for the highest book price in auction then it is possible that someone offered a share for example at 1p simply to test the level of buying interest?

My reply was regarding your post for lowering price on consecutive buys SOTRR

I answered the '30p at auction' query previously (at 14:49)

I appreciate conspiracy theories such as 'manipulation' are popular, but might perhaps simply indicate a large background/as-yet-unreported sell?

If you offered a share for 10p I believe it would be sold in auction at whatever anyone was willing to pay *above 10p*.

The 30p sell indicates that this was the highest book offer price for shares at the time of auction.

I'm sure 1onic will correct me if I've got that wrong?!

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Daily:
http://ma5k.com/trading/charts/AST_19-02-18.jpg

Weekly:
http://ma5k.com/trading/charts/AST_19-02-18w.jpg

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Hi Taverham
Do you have a link to the regulation/law that specifies this or better still an example of 'case law' where this has been proven in a court?
Thanks
~M