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Nothing to do with the ISA JAdam
If a trade is greater than six times the normal market average the Market Makers can delay reporting it for an hour. They then all get reported as late trades, which is why the late trades are
always the big trades and difficult to determine whether buys or sells.
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Not ours, a swab test.
Rohan, you need to be patient and very careful.
First rule of investing - Do not invest in anything you do not understand, which you have obviously done here, however you may be OK, but learn a lot more about how the market works and the companies you invest you hard earned in.
The rule applies to all listed shares.
It is a bit of a complex subject, MMs are allowed to delay publication of trades, which is why you often see large trades reported after hours, although it is possible to trade out of hours but normally only Institutions.
I do not confess to be an expert on this, you can Google and read the LSE rules, interesting but heavy going sometimes.
So many peeps do not understand this and take the buys/sells as gospel, then accuse the MMs of
manipulation, they are only reporting the price and volume.
Hope this helps a bit, roll on the ODX RNS and GLA.
Mardler
manipulation
The truth is no one really knows if they are buys or sells (apart from the buyer or seller).
Speculate all you like, sometimes it is obvious but most of time not.
MMs never disclose, they only report the trade (Stock Exchange rules)
The buy/sell you see reported beside the trade is only a computer generated guess, and very often wrong.
It's not low, six weeks or so ago it was 9p.
I think some of you are missing the point here.
Take the trouble to research what FAB actually produce and who they supply it to, their re-agents are desperately needed by the big Pharma companies in their fight against Covid and producing tests.
All this RNS relates to is the joint research, nothing to do with what they are producing and its high demand.
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if the vote is Yes, then another bidder can come in after this.
If there is another bid, then Anglo can still raise their bid as they have not declared their bid as a Final Offer.
It is LSE rules Silver Cloud, only the price the trade takes place at is reported, not if it is a buy or sell.
The results you see are computer generated guesses, so often wrong for various reasons they are hardly worth looking at.
OG - HL do definitely not lend out shares.
You will get your money back Woodstock - that is what ATOL protection means.
If you paid by credit card you can get your money back.
DM - ignore those buy and sell figures. LSE rules are that only a trade price is reported, not if it is a buy or sell.
The figures you see are "computer generated guesses" and are so often wrong that they are hardly worth looking at.
Basic economic rules apply, more buyers than sellers - the price rises, more sellers than buyers -the price falls.
Most companies allow you to register for alerts on their company website
Quite happy to give you that information funkin, would you also like next weeks winning lottery numbers?
A wise old gentleman I know says Don't worry about putting all your eggs in one basket.
Worry about who is carrying the basket.
Two big shareholders, Aviva and Royal Lonon Asset Managers have now expressed their discontent against the bid valuation.
What we need is another bidder.
Surely at this price, there will be one or two companies looking at it.
Heres Hoping.
Kicked the can down the road yet again!
Deadline extended to Jan 23rd.
I an not saying a bid will not happen, I and my wife both have substantial holdings and I certainly hope it happens,
just trying to point out the facts.
Best Wishes
M