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This link is quite interesting - some of the maths gets confusing / very complicated:

http://jasss.soc.surrey.ac.uk/20/2/12.html

There is another way to look at those trades:

1 - if you paid a lot more for the shares you may wish to see a near 100% loss go away from your portfolio when you log into your broker account;

2 - if you are moving from one broker to another and are charged per share to transfer the holding it may be cost efficient to sell the shares rather than transfer them;

3 - some people have more expensive trading accounts where they pay a maximum trading fee per month so do not incur the trading fees charged on other platforms once their costs have met the monthly cap.

So, it may make logical sense, even though some may see the trades as part of a greater conspiracy. Of course, if you think the trades are part of a wider conspiracy it is time to load up with the 'golden tickets' [maybe someone is playing game theories].

http://jasss.soc.surrey.ac.uk/20/2/12.html

Plant Health Care is another on my watch list. It is a lightly trade shares. The science is good and the technology is ground breaking but they are trying to penetrate a market dominated by big-agro.

I had expected the price to have collapsed by now but, even though you can buy at 6% less than the current bid it is only down 12% since the last accounts were released. They will have to update the market soon and the effects of the US / China trade wars and the mid-east floods will become apparent.

Like TRX, I anticipate this being a long term investment opportunity but unless they start generating positive cash flows I expect a share price crash that may offer a window to trade.

It is a pity that we need to be cynical to make profits on AIM but if that's the rules who am I to complain. Some average down; some trade.

http://pumpedordumped.com/data/searchcompany.php?search=PHC

As some of you will have gathered, I am vulture watching Tissue Regenix to potentially make a trade.

The share price is now down 40% in 4 weeks and Woodford (who owns over a quarter of the shares in issue) has yet to make a move. And, as part of a recently announced financing deal they need to raise $5m

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/summary/company-summary/GB00B5SGVL29GBGBXASQ1.html?lang=en

When it bounces it may bounce hard as it is not a dead cat.

786 is the next auspicious number (Bismillah al-Rahman al-Rahim).

C7,

My comments about how I interpret trading volumes is based my my experience trading inside information and sentiment on horse racing markets in South Africa. Most of the bookmakers I dealt with knew that I had inside information from a number of yards and that I commissioned bets on their behalf. When I backed one of their horses the market did not know if a gamble was on or if I was just bluffing to force the price down to be able to lay the horse in question at an unreasonably low price.

I also used to have a much larger cash turnover of small bets than most of my peers which allowed me to judge sentiment and I apply that knowledge gained on betting markets to AIM shares that have large spreads. It does not make me correct though, but it does help me stay away from shares that I am interested in but seem overvalued to me / identify when they are undervalued.

I had been planning a large SCLP buy at around 3p but, whilst the share price got close to my target in early May, my buy was not triggered and I have missed out on the current upturn. Some I win, some I lose.

And EHGO's 120 million shares are due to be issued tomorrow - that is a lot of shares still to be fed to the market.

But, uncannily, many will be bought by the averaging down brigade who seem not to be bothered about how many more shares will be issued unless the elusive deal arrives that finally brings about the long promised inflection point.

I did not attend but there was evidently no news that inspired buys - you can now buy 125000 shares at the Bid. If I had more spare funds in my SIPP I would expect that many, many more shares are available at 3.8p so expect this to just keep dropping until the BOD make some sort of statement about their Woodford predicament.

6zeros,

It as Canada Day yesterday so the market was closed. The 11.5% increase reported by Google Finance was Friday's historical data.

There has been bad jobs data from the US suggesting a recession may be on its way / already started so I would be happy if Ascendant just holds its gains (possibly good news for MAFL's gold positions though).

It seems uncanny why anybody would ask for updates of the AGM if they are invested and could not be bothered to attend the AGM.

Only fools would rely on 2nd hand information posted anonymously on bulletin boards.

Maybe the rampers can explain today's volume / trades?

'What's changed?'

Little appears to have changed other than sentiment improving. The market makers are riding the optimism generated by the RNS and taking the profits that they receive for making a market. However, as an ex-bookmaker who made / traded lightly traded markets my view on trading patterns is a bit left field.

Nonetheless, once the 800k buy (? my assumption) from Friday has been absorbed it would not surprise me to see the price back to 6p by the end of the week. But this is just my understanding of market dynamics in the absence of substantial news.

Make it; retire young; invest wisely and tax efficiently and then keep an active eye on your investments being prepared to axe underperforming investments.

'Balcombe 7 day flow test of 1587 bopd is a steal'

I am a bit confused - that equates to over 50 tankers but my understanding is that no tankers were ever seen leaving the site, let alone 50 tankers. Please correct me if I am wrong - otherwise that is a misleading post.

C7,

Even harder to raise funds when the Charity is in an informal settlement (aka a slum) in Cape Town.

http://sinethemba.info/special-care-centre/

Uncanny posted 3 days ago 'l don’t want to write off a 6 figure sum!' so I am not surprised he remains so positive / hopeful / ramptastic.

Anyone investing a 6 figure sum now would end up owning over 3 percent of Valirx (before, no doubt, getting diluted). And there would be endless posts trying to work out who this sophisticated new investor is.

Ramp Ramp Ramp Ramp - please...

I might even get £1 a share.

Thank you,

Nom

I hope that you have weathered the heat well enough. 2 points:

a - you may find this 1 and a half minute Abcam video engaging:

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

b - your hospice comments led me to make another donation to my late Father's favourite cause in his later years. It supports children with Autism, Foetal Alcohol Syndrome, Down Syndrome and Cerebral Palsy in a neighborhood close to where he used to live.

Take care...

Please keep up your diatribe - it will only help me sell on the likely spike on Monday morning.

No dividends despite share buybacks and a declining share price.

Big red flag in my modelling.

Probably links for Kenny to expand on:

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

https://www.youtube.com/user/AbcamBlog