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What, you really think a company like EVR will cancel a dividend the very day before, when they could have given at least few days notice? The current situation has been in place for a few days now. Don't make me laugh you incessant de-rampers

Good luck getting back in, penny flippers!!!

Good luck 'buying back in' or 'topping up' at anything under 90p tomorrow, even right on the bell. Onwards and upwards. Fortune favours the brave and all that sh*te

Equivalent to £1.05 GBP. Wonder what it'll grow to by 9pm GMT when the US closes for the day :-)

Given the weight of buying hasn't eased whatsoever..... this is MM manipulation.... clear as day

60s? NO CHANCE!!!

MMs want your shares again, hence they couldn't manufacture much of a drop! Back to over 90p they go to tempt some penny flippers! A circa 37p *DIVIDEND* will barely put a divi-DENT in a more realistic price of £2.50-£3 later this week, now, will it???.

What's a DIVIDENT?

Lots of the penny flippers and panic sellers from 330pm Friday clambering over themselves to get back in!!! WHOOPS

Shame on you CR888 for trying to mislead people regarding POLY, presumably to try and spread related FUD on here. The ADR you have quoted and provided a link to isn't the right one. The actual rise of well over 100% by close of play in the US Friday. DYOR people. EVR looking pretty Teflon at the moment as we approach the incoming and previously announced/confirmed dividend.....

There's already been the huge downward pressure to 60p from Friday's high of 95p. This was due to Friday profit-taking and those trading and some ridiculous scaremongering. Most of the lack of being able to trade was simply due to the MMs being snowed under on this stock! I challenge anyone to EXPLICITLY name a trading platform that uses UK terms- that has banned trading this UK company. And you can risk being slanderous..... It closed back up to 68p and they'll only be upwards pressure on opening. Or if your platform is flakey (you know the budget ones with zero fees) it'd be an idea to actually use a reputable one! If you panic sold it'll be interesting to see whether the 65-70p level is still available as a buy-in early doors. Maybe on the bell? Can see shorters getting twitchy as the dividend gets nearer, since it's clearly been announced and the funds are sitting in an account LOL

YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE OUT OF THIS OVER THE WEEKEND. SIMPLE TREE SHAKE HITTING STOP LOSSES AT 60P AS MMS DESPERATE FOR MORE SHARES! ROLL ON MONDAY!

That sort of drop in minutes can not simply be attributed to normal market forces. MANIPULATION AND MM GAMES. This level of volatility is INSANE. It's like crypto². And any huge dumps of shares from any major players would need to be accounted for with tr1s. RIDICULOUS

Seems to be following EXACTLY the same pattern (decent rise until 10am/1015am then fall away) as yesterday.... And they say this share isn't manipulated by MM

Hopefully I'm wrong but looking very predictable in the face of huge buying from P.I.s

It's just a technical thing to do with the pricing/figures/recording of the price data, not a physical change. The coal /asset split was done and dusted a while ago

Accordingly, the open price of Evraz will be adjusted to include the previously calculated distribution value of GBP 1.8875197296, with it subsequently reverting to its market price immediately after the open.

REVERTING TO ITS MARKET PRICE IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE OPEN. IE.THE MARKET PRICE. SO IT WILL INSTANTLY (OR IMMEDIATELY) RETURN TO AROUND THE ACTUAL CLOSING PRICE OF 53/54P OR WHATEVER IT WAS

I'm not seeing any of these huge buys going through e.g. £200,000. Why don't you copy and paste the time and details?

Clearly the penny flippers selling again because it's gone up 9p since their buy LOL

They all say that on LSE! The perfect get out. Or that English isn't their first language, hence the shocking grammar and spelling. I'm sympathetic to those that might be dyslexic. And it's spelt 'ridiculous', also. Have a good day.

Your spelling word for the day is SANCTIONED, with a C. And it's could HAVE not could OF. Most are unlikely to take trading advice from the illiterate, to be fair.