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On the flip side, someone is buying the millions of shares he's selling...

same here, liked the concept, and think it could be huge one day.. the question is will the company stay solvent long enough..

ha.. not at all, as I said, I have a large investment in this, started buying in Jan last year at 28p... if you look back at my posts you will see I am on that side of the fence. Just experienced enough to see when something is only going one way, month after month, that the writing could well be on the wall. There are smarter and better informed guys/gals out there than you and me.

Not saying I think it will, god knows I have too much money tied up in this to want it to go to zero, but this seller who has pushed the price all the way down to almost zero is either a big investor who can see the wood from the trees and wants out no matter what, or it's a short-seller who can see that this company has more chance of going bust in the near term. Of course they're going to carry on signing up businesses like Toyo, they are still trying to make things work, but maybe they are like the orchestra on the titanic right now.

Straight in to paint the tape again, hitting the 2.31p offer to take it to new lows. This guy knows it's going to zero and wants out at whatever price.

5.6m shares done today and it can't get past 2.7p. That last buy of 725,000 didn't even have to go through the offer. This guy has millions of shares to sell and is not stopping. It'll be interesting to see when shareholding are updated who has been dumping.

This seller who has pushed the price down to 2.4p over the last few weeks is relentless - even with 1.4m shares purchased this morning, the offer keeps coming down. He just will not step back and let it go. News like this should have seen a 50% pop at least back in to the mid 3-4p range we were in, sp has only managed an 8% rise and is still below 3p.

But which are more likely to succeed and therefore be seen as a success story? The one with big-name backers who are prepared to put their hands in their pockets if they get the right support from Government, or one that might well go to the wall due to the lack of supporting funding, thus psng the money up the wall?

The spread. Nothing more really.

This guy selling at 3p sure has a lot to get rid of. Millions of shares traded this week and the share price hasn't budged despite the positive news. What does he know that the rest of us don't??

Can't understand how this isn't flying today on this positive news.. But it looks like someone has a large block that they need to get rid of and is pinning the share down at 3p, despite quite a few buys going through today. Maybe once he's done and gets out of the way we could see some movement. Maybe if he got out of the way he could be selling higher later..

So this is why they were driving the share price down to 3p... Maybe now that's out of the way it might creep back up

Offer coming lower and lower, crushing the share price below 3p. Someone knows something, we'll be the last to find out of course.

It's absolutely nothing. No need to be getting excited, it literally was a trade of 625 shares, or a grand sum of £28.13 worth, that was executed at the offer, with the spread 21% wide. Just someone dicking about, painting the tape. Nothing to see here.

Two 100,000 buys lifting the offer.. is there news coming I wonder?

That's really got the buyers interest up!

Incredibly, that 57,500 shares that was just bought on the offer was the first purchase of shares in VLS in a week. No buyers at all for a week.

It literally was the spread - 3.61 - 4.49... trades 3.61 so it looks like a 10% drop.. someone keeps selling little bits on the bid, so the print stays down around 3.65p.

This 100,000 seller is relentless - has dumped millions of shares in the last few weeks, drip by drip. Will be in interesting to see who it is that is dumping their shareholding from the bigger investors. On the flip side, someone keeps buying them, accumulating size without really moving the shareprice..

Based on what has happened in the last two days, anyone else think that last Friday's smash down to these levels was some big hedge fund or investor who got wind of what was to come in the results? Stinks to high heaven that.