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The shorts are still winding down, even they can't be sure there won't be a bid. If they start increasing then we know whats coming next.

Still a big short position - they need it low to exit - but are not rushing for the exit either...

I entered at £1.55 for the growth story after seeing a YouTube video on AAF and then watched it slide to 93p, where I decided to load up.

I last topped up last at £3.73. I’m going to wait a day or two to see if this dips under £3, in which case I’ll top up again.

Until growth slows and the mobile money business is offloaded, I think this continues to move higher. The main risk is currency with FX swinging on Trump soundbites, you never quite know what could happen to the Naira, and that would be disastrous.

That’s the trade off here, especially when people are stockpiling gold and silver. But for a long-term hold, the options are clear I think - continued buybacks, or a higher dividend, or potentially a special dividend once the mobile money business is separated.

I’m staying in and topping up.

I bought in at 19p and at 2p started averaging and now have an average of 7p and 150,000 shares.....So hard not to sell right now........

It went to 2p. Thats when after having been tipped to buy in at 19p instead of cutting my loses when the people who tipped me exited and I was 90% down I loaded up - Other than AAF this has been my best share investment I have ever made! My average is 7.7p.

I agree - unfortunately I bought in 3 years ago initially buying a high before getting averaged down sub £1 and now up 60% but I only bought a handful under £1. I was tempted to top slice but I think that's crazy, I noticed they weren't buying back the shares which somebody suggested meant they maybe thought they were overpriced but if you see the director deal from Friday of 10,000 shares - I think that is the sign I was looking for to top up again and hold especially until after the mobile money spin off.

Shorts are back, never a good sign?

I've been 40% up on this share multiple times and then 40% down. Each time I promise myself I will exit when I get even and now I am even again (although I did gain divi)this is moving up nicely again, although the shops are always empty and people are pulling back on spend - I don't know how I feel about this company.

Second time this week! Last week POD which I bought for £1.90 and are 50% owned by EDF - plummeted to 5p due to no news and bad accounting and the solution ? EDF have decided to take them private at 6.5p per share! scandalous for shareholders, at least here I will come out a bit on top!

I can't believe he is recommending it! I purchased at the start on IPO £3.90 - averaged down around 10 times including at 78p so £1.80 is above my average but not by much. I was in here for the long haul....something doesn't make sense, it's almost like the buyback was false confidence.

Shocking behaviour, but I am not surprised, those director buys were a smoke screen while others dumped.

They will make that money back from EDF in bonuses.

They should be ashamed of themselves.

We need those directors to average down!

I bought at 1.92! I am still averaging down thought!

You seem like you've convinced yourself - are invested here?

I am following the money, both the CEO and CFO bought 400,000 shares each at 12.5p just 3 months ago?

There is no way they did that thinking the game was already over and the cash burn accelerating. A cash raise I think is possibly a concern but that feels priced in.

I bought in at 1.92 but I am going to average down heavily now in the range of 9-10. This needs to come good, it's 50% owned by french government and the exec recently purchased chunky buys. It's got a future it's just painfully slow...

What do I lose by selling today? the 5p dividend ?

So funny, same here, a friend tipped this at 19p which became my entry but I also topped up at 2p and now have a 6p average. Now in profit but determined not to get stung again lol

Not long to get back to my buy price £1.92

An Abrupt end to the shorts?