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The C26 team know very little about the business or the market and its future evolution. Their constant ‘drop down menu’ or ‘cooker cutter’ type assertions which sometimes have some merit (and sometimes don’t), combined with conscious negative over-interpretation and complete inaccuracies, are unimpressive. It’s what they’re paid to do. They just do it badly. Really badly.

C26: ‘DB12 is a V8, so could be troublesome going up against V12s from other companies.‘ The Ferrari 812 (the only standard production V12 in their current line-up) is being phased out in 2024. Beyond that, which V12s from ‘other companies’ are you talking about which competes with the DB12? Would be good to get your insight please.

C26: thank you. How did you check?

C26: ‘investing aint a hunch, it’s a skill’. If only. I would suggest there’s skill, instinct and luck - not just skill. Are you invested here?

Red: can you please tell us why you think it is ‘likely to dip back to £1.50 soon’?

C26: ‘ I will keep reminding people’. In other words, I’ll persistently share my negative bias about a forthcoming event which you all already know about in an attempt to erode confidence using a ‘drip drip’ strategy. Thank you so much. Really helpful.

What’s your source or reference to support your assertion please?

C26: nothing? Are you waiting for a down day to reply?

For the avoidance of doubt, I’m referring to this bit of ‘wisdom’ on 2 November: ‘Give it time for those who bought in the 180s yesterday to get bored. Probably tomorrow afternoon.’

Good morning C26. How do you feel this is going…?

Badland - you’re clearly neither nice nor bright. Good luck and goodbye.

I have to say Badland that based upon your posts, you should seriously reflect on whether investing is for you. Making or losing money through investing is all about the difference between the price you pay to buy and sell. On the journey from buy to sell, shares go up and down - sometimes for logical reasons (such as company fundamentals and market economics), sometimes for emotional reasons (sentiment) and often a mixture of the two. One needs to think and act strategically and have the resilience and control to not over or under react. I know it’s a gross over-simplification, but you only need to get it right 51% of the time to make money - but you will still need to tolerate getting it wrong 49% of the time. It’s not for everyone. Do what makes you happy.

Or you could just get a grip, for your own sake. Best wishes.

No hate (bro’ LOL). Pity.

No it’s not having that impact on me, because like most people here I’m not an emotional and irrational wreck, like you appear to be.

Good morning. Before I sell my holding based upon your comment, could you please tell me more about those hallmarks and why they apply in this case, according to your expert opinion. Thank you so much.

Neurosis: a mental condition that is not caused by organic disease, involving symptoms of stress (depression, anxiety, obsessive behaviour, hypochondria) but not a radical loss of touch with reality.

They haven’t refused (or accepted) anything - they’re options. They can refuse or accept by exercising their options (for 6.6p a share) during the vesting period. Poorly handled IMO.

Sorry to say that it will have the opposite effect if that is what was naively intended. This move will be perceived as the BoD not being confident. Buying shares exudes confidence. Granting options covers off their upside opportunity but insulates them from downside risk. I’ll shut up now. What will be will be but very poor tactics today.

Heads they win. Tails they don’t lose. No alignment.