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Someone buys 40 million shares at the lowest price the share trades at all day? And the market makers had a higher Bid at the time - what a remarkably gifted trader...

Or maybe it was a sell, and they had to accept under the Bid because of the size of the trade?

Commie or not, commodities seem undervalued and the $ overvalued [to me at least].

Priti Patel moaning about the Thugs on the Street - reminded me of this song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddYfQs5VhMk

The spike reversed faster than I expected. It is more than 3 months until the interim results are expected to be released. It will be interesting to see how low this drifts if there is no significant news in the interim.

As with most cash consuming companies timing getting in and out well is the only way I can make a profit.

Interesting graph comparison:

https://www.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/bfmCA65.jpg?itok=s2z74CPZ

'As the Bloomberg commodity analyst notes, the Nasdaq is trading at a 152x multiple of the Bloomberg Commodity Index, surpassing the highs seen during the Dot Com bubble by almost a factor of two!'

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/staggering-powell-bubble-just-one-amazing-chart

I listened to the Interview. At the beginning, JV makes the point about commodities being undervalued. It reminded me of the article below about the 'Powell Bubble':

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/staggering-powell-bubble-just-one-amazing-chart

At the end of the interview he mentions that they are looking at Copper and Uranium for the next investment(s). Copper surprises me because of the Copper at LS but that is still many years from production.

Natural Gas May Be the Next Commodity to Trade Below Zero

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-02/natural-gas-may-be-the-next-major-commodity-to-trade-below-zero

'There’s heavy buying every time this goes under 0.4'? And there is even more buying at under 0.37p.

It is also worth noting that Private Investors who have taken part in the open offer will not have been able to forward sell shares they do not have - they are not market makers so cannot sell without having the shares available to sell.

3. No - Another placing is a possibility;
4. Shareholders were given advance warning that TRX needed to be recapitalised; many chose to ignore the RNSs / were swayed by others suggesting that the recapitalisation would come from a source other than a discounted placing. Many non-shareholders will be happy to have been able to buy at 0.25p to flip at a higher price.

a desperate ramp?

It is only a short term investment though, and could result in nightmares and indigestion.

[NOT SUITABLE FOR HOME FREEZING.]

Woodford 'created' a lot of wealth for his clients, did he not?

mick-b,

€9m per gas station - something is wrong with the figures from The Drive.

BRD will not have that much stock but depressed prices does not help.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-07/the-great-diamond-glut-miners-stuck-with-gems-worth-billions?srnd=premium-europe

Kalsarikännit seems to effect the judgement of many who post on this board.

Churchill:

We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets

Trump:

We shall fight them on the golf courses; we shall fight them on Twitter; we shall fight them at Mar-a-Lago.

Of interest, maybe to all ; especially to PHE fans:

https://newatlas.com/marine/yanmar-toyota-hydrogen-boat/

Interesting read - computational approaches are finding more knowledge:

https://www.quantamagazine.org/new-machine-learning-system-decodes-how-proteins-interact-20200603/

Noise,

He was a director of PYC from Dec 2001 to May 2003 - the paperwork lodged with Companies House described him as a Financial Analyst. Some might say he was quite good at analysing a situation...

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/04225086/officers