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Shocking how bad Croda is, looking at some expert drill downs elsewhere. Shorters are going to be all over any headline SP reaction like the last 10 times. But heavier. They had the best reporting periods available like most - and now it's on to the slide periods

Woeful at Croda. Whatever morning reaction is, the March to 2200 continues

Best of luck all. It's looking grim. Looks even worse if get a spike. Awful scenario

I wont know what to say if they have the neck to get maker to walk this up any time soon. If they do, somehow immune to the regulators. Wouldn't know how

Not personally experienced the wrath if causing 'a disturbance in the liquidity force'

But i can only imagine....

Sell re can get backers

It's not business models that sell on most little caps. It's liquidity models. This is why they are so defensive. They don't care if they report a 2 million loss. But go nuts if somebody says on a BB, it aint a buy lol

When a struggling company needs cash, big investment funds essentially say "we'll pay your bills, but in return we want to set up our own money-printing machine." They buy millions of shares at the fundraising price of 17p, then use their massive positions to control the stock price in a tight trading range - buying every time it drops to 16p and selling every time it hits 17p. It's like having a rigged slot machine that pays out 1p profit on every pull, and when you're trading millions of shares, those pennies add up to serious money. Meanwhile, regular investors who bought the stock earlier at higher prices are completely trapped - they can't sell without losing money, so they're forced to watch helplessly as the big players slowly extract profit month after month. Once the institutions have squeezed every last penny from this controlled trading range, they'll simply walk away and let the stock fall to its true value, leaving ordinary shareholders holding worthless shares while the smart money moves on to set up the same scam with the next desperate company needing a bailout.

17p cash call. Circa 9.64% dilution. Isn't it amazing that it just stayed above 15.51 breakeven all this time. That's the concern. Easiest 5-10% ever made for some, not operating on standard spreads . But still making on that anyway. Just not much

Well whatever your opinion, looks like it's due soon as the bigger off book ones are petering out at a rapid rate. He might be allowed to talk or release soon

Due to boredom waiting for US, and having looked at OPTI and SBTX interest on the books (none), I decided to look at other elsewhere.

It must be the least active niche sub sector out there.

Got pulled up elsewhere with a true point re: 'AIM is pure trading.'

Entertainment trading. Somewhere good traders go to have a laugh.

Only gone 10am. Must turn off the alarm. It feels like a month before US opens.

If it's not booked in yet I'd be shocked. It is necessary post an ambiguous RNS, to unofficially clarify all the billions in cash, inbound on x 10 chartered Airbus Beluga's

Update due soon? I guess the irrelevant one will be an RNS. Podcast prepped?

I think it depends how you want to apply the word really.

Oh yes. AIM is pure trading. AN absolute vipers nest. Try not to pay all incomes derived from markets in it, Board to NOMAD's to seeders to all others. I think PI's are the only ones without a primary or at least secondary 'other' income in markets. Takes great luck no matter how savvy, to find one that keeps breaking on up though the blocks. Obviously you will get many more holds on bigger stocks, ETF's etc with same principle. I reckon if most of retail turned off BB's, outlets and especially Investor meets etc, focussed on just what is fact - instant improvements on that alone

ATB

Id be bullish in terms of expecting a cash call, and then a false market rise to follow, for that selling. You are right though. It's just going around in circles on BB's

LWHL i only believe one thing - underlying market actions. Everything starts as a swing trade for me. Only an accident if becomes a hold (momentum takes it through something key and can lock in trade target). That's it really. I don't think a market exists here. Not a real market. What i would look for here is simply something given to maker to do a fairly fast walk up, that can then be sold down over time, making the reactive average down etc.

At least there was a good £4 buy so the bid could be maintained after.