RE: No Sell pressure31 Jan 2023 20:31
This one hasn't been an easy one to trade, unlike the last big drop down where it bounced back 75 percent in a day or two because of the RNS about new management. It was that bounce that made me take the trade at little too early this time expecting a repeat of before, but news has come out yet, but when it does Iam expecting a similar bouce back up. Unfortunately, as in life there are no guarantees, and if things go pear shaped it could dropped further - not sure how much of bad news is already priced in. It could be that even with bad news that it is already priced in and price doesnt drop any further, but you can be sure that if there is good news, this will 2/3 bag from current price if not in a few days definately over a few months.
Lombard are still selling probably, but why would a ii, and not the others, be selling so many shares in a aim small cap share when they know that every time they sell this causes the price to drop signficantly so that what the make selling drops more and more to the point where its barely worth sellling. That's why I think they are forced to sell for some reason like a current liability they have to pay off urgently, and are a forced seller. They still appear to have some shares left, so it may take a few more days till we hear the last of the. But on the flip side when is there an opportunity to load up on some very cheap shares. Of course, only trade money you can afford to lose. DYOR.