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Bit of profit taking (what little profit there is off recent lows!) but I'm holding, still sound investment here. Just need the update.

I'm back in after a while out. Good update 2 days ago and today back in sub 20 which I didnt expect. IMO Gold is a good bet with G. bonds going down and Governments racked with massive debt inflation surely on the cards. Plus PAF reducing debt de risking the share and they pay a dividend. Whats not to like at these prices.

At 7.30am everyone thought £2 would go today so at risk of being derided again I wont even ask if this was the RNS everyone was waiting for!

Amigo has had to stop lending in part because of previous FCA input but in the current climate both the Woolard report last week and as the FCA themselves (who said they'd follow the recommendations in Woolard report) both more or less said they dont want this to happen to the remaining lenders because of the large slice of the population this would cut off legitimate avenues of credit for (with the implication this could force people to illegitimate lenders). I'd heard this train of thought (coming out of Government departments) months ago and is the reason why i scanned the sector and chose NSF as the best risk/reward play and believe it will get through this and come out closer to the share price it was before COVID and the FCA investigations/Woolard report started to loom over them. As always please DYOR but at these prices....Strong Buy.

2x 200k shares at full ask just now 10secs between trades. Bid outnumber asks could be one of those interesting last hour and closing auctions......

so this was the rise everyone was waiting for??? ie was this THE RNS that everyone kept talking about??

Hi Schalf, seen you over at Amigo which seems to be doing a lot better on the Woolard report than here, but after it {the report] I see NSF stronger and as its such a mercurial little share its nice to buy the dips like today (but having said that L2 is firming up a bit again on the bids side as I write this!) while we wait for an update that can really move this.

Not totally ZZZzzz LOL

Only 14% of the volume today on these traded direct on SETS and higher bid volume than asks BUT top bid is for 250,000 shares @6.6p where as cheapest ask is only offering 13784 shares @6.8p then 17119 @ 6.91p then maybe another 5 small lots totalling less then 100k shares and you are up to 7.01p and the first MM proper (JPMS) offering 30k @ 7.01. If we get some SETS trades (code A) and that top bid wants his full 250k shares this could move :-)

waking up a bit now on L2, bids heavily outweigh the asks and 1 or 2 buys printing on SETS which tends to move the price.

"The harms which can arise in sub-prime credit markets must be balanced against the
harm of not accessing credit at all. Respondents to the review were generally in favour
of having wide access to credit where it is affordable and sustainable. "

About time.... only bad news for buy now pay later firms like the old BrightHouse but as I....'suspected' working WITH NSF instead of against. Thats a big hurdle out of the way but many 'suspected' the report would go that way :-))

MM proper PEEL has had to step in to provide any liquidity on the sell side for once. PIs with DMA only offering 21885 in total @2.99 & 3p then its brave PEEL offering 75k @3.04 then the rest of the MMs jump to 3.47p cheapest up to 3.86p (GOOD).

Biggest imbalance in favour of bids ive seen in a long time at the open

Yeh but Apps like Robinhood etc tend to be option based (hence why they are so cheap or free) whereas Mr 35 shares was writing direct to the order book i.e. like the market makers do.

Last time I asked a question about test types I was shot down in flames so hardly dare ask this but does AVCT test identify the strain or is that a different kind of test? Does any test on the market get the positive indication and the strain in one go or is it always a 2 stage process?

must have hurt his pride, hes now offering 50 shares @2.99 LOL

Shenanigans afoot at NSF or possibly someone with DMA and a sense of humour launched the worlds smallest iceberg at 11.22 that the stock market has ever seen with 12 lots so far of only 35 (yes thirty five shares) offered at 2.99p. Either its a joker or someone desperate to keep the ask printing below 3... ;-)

Unusually for this bids volume higher than ask volume and both at elevated levels. Might have some late afternoon fireworks, especially at these prices :0)

Maybe old pineapples gone underground to try start a mini Gamestop across the pond at NSF LOL