6.37 -> 6.365 -> 6.36 -> 6.35 -> 6.345. Every bloody day it does this. Other shares I monitor don't. Largest buy of the day so far (150,000 shares) went through at the lowest buy price of the day.
And how does an institutional investor 'push it down' before scooping up again exactly ? By selling what they bought in the first scoop ? Don't really follow your argument there.
Yes, I've spotted another one too : bought 18723 at 08:06 at 5.95 and sold 18723 at 15:30 at 6.26. I guess Day Traders are like the common cold, you'll never get rid completely.
You won't get an answer to that question. Veteran10 is like a parrot, 'Archer must go, Archer must go'. So Archer's replacement will be able to go to Oman and get a mining permit just like that will he ?
So although the licences were applied for in January, the 6 months time for a response is counted only from 2 April and can be 'an iterative process' ! So in reality completely open-ended ! Nice to see things are still happening though, I guess.