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88.025p bid

Well it would be negative having bought at 190p and then to see it drop to 77p!!!

I use Iweb and that is exactly what I am quoted and I do hold having bought at 190p

When will the spread become more attractive - 85 - 99p as I write?

Nothing yet about Ritorno Ltd

https://www.nexexchange.com/for-investors/pending-applications/

Will we ever see 400p again (and I don't mean shares consolidation)? Perhaps better lower my sights to 70p breakeven.

Basically, anything can be done on AIM trading except outright fraud.

It is frustrating waiting for a rebound when your sitting on over 60% losses. The hype is the same now as when I bought in last June ie good news round the corner and a possible rise to £3+. Also it painful to know that if I had the same funds now, I would have been able to have a larger shareholding in YU as I don't think the company is going bust.

I'm pessimistic at the moment - where are all these shares coming from for the so called chunky buys?

December 2018 low was 42p. Hope it is not heading that way for December 2019 but that trade at 76p looks ominous.

And who bought the other 300,000 shares at the same time:

08 Oct 14:24:17 42.00 474,765 Buy 41.00 42.90
08 Oct 14:24:11 42.00 300,000 Buy 41.00 42.90

Anyone managed to buy on that dip below 71p?

Someone else has stated

"Technically, a CFD is a derivative priced off the underlying share, so as others have already stated, movement in the share price will impact the leveraged price of the CFD.

However, CFDs are reportable holdings in many markets - positions have to be disclosed so that significant holdings can be monitored by the regulators and everybody else for the purposes of calculating positions in any potential takeover bid. If there is a substantial amount of open interest in a CFD, then that can have an impact on the stock price, because it will affect the technical characteristics of the stock, changing the supply and demand characteristics.

For example, if a company has 100m shares, but there is long CFD interest in a further 20m shares, then the market may react to that by pushing up the price of the stock to reflect the increased demand. Similarly, if there was significant short interest, then the price could be depressed as a result - analysts would be looking at why there was negative sentiment on the stock".

So it was Tony Bromovsky who bought 474,765 shares at 42p yesterday. So little prospects of a t/o in the immediate future.

There is a big difference could someone explain? Apparently, shares on loan is 26.37% ; GS declared position of 8.22% leaving a large difference which no one else has declared. What's the explanation?

Mcap not a typo error but surely company is undervalued

16,281,055 shares in issue x 90p = approx £14.6 Mcap

Say £12m cash left

new 5% holder declared

Hopefully Miton UK Microcap Trust PLC finished selling

"The Bayford Group owns Gulf Gas & Power and sells gas and electricity to homes and businesses in the UK and the Netherlands".

Yes and accounts show that in 2018 overall loss was £1.4m (much higher than 2017)

Don't want them lumbering YU with their losing business.

It is worrying that the share price is not leaping on all this buying (especially for those of us who bought over £1 eg me at 190p) . Question is where from whom are the MMs getting the shares to sell?

What am I missing? Newspaper states "worth £400m a year" but accounts at 5th March 2019 state group profits were £17.6m (2017 loss £0.8m).

Did you mean £10.92