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Didn't log on until just now thinking that the SP would have risen a bit given yesterdays strong close and the TR1s for Axa and AT would be in. Blimey was I wrong.
The MM's are just robbing retail investors now. There is no good reason for ESL to have an MCap of 35m. As someone pointed out yesterday, they could sell the fleet of trucks for more!

The last one turned up at 5.52pm so there is still hope.
If one doesn't turn up in the next 24 hours I will be completely baffled.

They can keep trying but someone is absorbing the shares given the support above £1. It s a great buy-in / top up point so doesn't bother me. Results later this month and the days of £1 will be a distant memory.

Its incredibly frustrating. Miles off true value and the MM's seem keen to kill any chance of upward movement. I honestly cant get over the amount of beer money sells in the last couple of days. We know Axa and Tinkler are selling and they should be done by now. I just wonder whether the MM's are absorbing shares on the cheap knowing there will be a bounce once the TR1s turn up.

Nice one smokingjoe!

Does anyone have a link to the updated holding figures published today? Call me cautious but after seeing some of the garbage posted on here in the last few days I trust very little board content!
If AXA and AT have continued to sell I cant see how they can have anything left. (TR1s required - although the t****ers will probably delay them as much as possible)

It's been a sea of blue since 8am. MM's are holding it back to fill orders. TR1s are due but given they haven't popped up this morning I assume AXA and Milton are using the full 48 hours to declare and we will get them tonight. One they land it should settle the SP a little

MCap of £37m and the derampers are still doing overtime. Unbelievable.

Skipped up 10% in a few minutes from that drop. I cant imagine anyone being happy with paying 11.6p against the majority of buys sub 11p for the past few hours. AIM is a weird and wonderful place at times. Long way to go here but the buy/sell pattern is odd at the minute.

I was being a bit naughty. I have been topping up over the past couple of months and will take any opportunity to buy in the dips. Unfortunately the MM's are not offering many dips at the moment.
I'm confident that the SP is only going one way from here. An additional £1 or two would be just fine with me in the short term.

Most of the available shares have now changed hands so I cant see how anyone has anything left to sell or in fact make much money unless the MM's start driving the SP northward.

Its rallying the wrong way! Charts are currently showing a drop over the last 5 trading sessions and today doesn't look any better.
Stick with ESL, at least you stand a chance of making a few quid.

Come on MM's. Just drop it back to 1p and I will have one last top up!
The results RNS is either going to be ok or good making YU a rather safe bet while the rest of the markets are being hammered by Corvid-19.

There is no way that Axa or Milton can have held above 3% after yesterdays volume. They are now simply holding back information knowing full well if effects the SP and buyers will push the SP northward knowing there is no more volume sellers available.

Where is that damn red dot :)
I really hate the 2 day reporting rule as they know full well showing their hand effects the share price.

I had a good laugh reading through some of the comments regarding charts earlier. There was at least 20 chart professionals/gurus/masters banging on about candles, crosses and crabs patterns on Twitter earlier. All completely got it wrong.
In the interest of clarity I should also say I also got it completely wrong today (without the assistance of a chart)

Funny to see that a load of the earlier naysayers have vanished now their entry price has been achieved. Its a real shame that LSE cant keep track of them and hand out bans more effectively.
Onward and upward. MM's have done well to walk the SP down today given the volume but a few of the bigger players may have dropped the last of their holdings (AXA + Milton) which should leave us clear to push to new highs (Bring on the TR1s)

Why would I joke. Give the volume traded it would be entirely possible for Milton and Axa to sell the majority of their shares by now. The declaration point of sub 3% will certainly be on the cards imminently.

I cant imagine they have many if not any shares left to sell. The majority of the company's shares have now changed hands thanks to the high trading volume. TR1 likely within the next 24 hours.

They are going to have to let this go soon. There has been good sized buys put through almost every trading session (some of which are yet to be declared).