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Had to post just to get rid of that stupid feckin thread header

Correction, that 5m was at msys not dvrg...doh

Correction, that 5m was at msys not dvrg...doh

Bella, as you said TP exercised 7m warrants that were admitted today, and we get a sell of 5m.....co-incidence (not), but at least they are done now.

I have been trying dummy sells for last 10 minutes, no auto trades being taken, all going to best....question is are all these sellers really just taking whatever the best price is that MMs are offering with all these sells? If so, why are MMs effectively telling shareholders we will take your sell order but only if we set the price after you place it....madness and no wonder the SP has topped out so quickly...absolute joke being listed on AIM.

Dvrg related

https://www.safestocks.co.uk/2021/04/27/microsaic-is-a-curious-gem/

He never goes away does he

Bid still 31.88 (unchanged) Ask 32.395 fwiw

and a 15k buy too

Nice 35k buyer...just concerned to see what the matching seller does next....we know he's out there

Time for a punt

Drop....

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85% are aged 12–24 years.
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4,000 orders so far, not too shabby is it.

Replying to
@62SW

@gjbrandon
and
@skintrustclub
The number of registrations is already 4,000 going by my order number.
That is impressive in such a short time.
This is going to be massive.
8:53 AM · Apr 27, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

Was going to take some at 32p but will wait now as seller seems determined and no point in buying while they are at it.

DVRG Bid:31.5p Offer:32.5p Change:-1.005

32p Offer:32.5p Change:-0.5

At times like this it feels like the AIM market and DVRG PLC are living in parellel universes. With the high volume/value seller constantly hitting the market despite all that's happening it feels bizarre at times. Still stuck in this poxy 30-35 trading range.

Still too many sellers here, latest one looks like 150k+ sold...this is like trying to fight the Fed, just cannot match their firepower. Just got to keep buying the dips.