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The de-rampers and shorters are putting the hours in today. Every other post is about a lower entry price or the sky falling in.
We still have a TR1 (x2) to arrive confirming Axa and Milton are gone (will likely help propel the SP) + There is lots of noise about interest in the business for which no-one has shown their hand. It could get very interesting in a flash.

Nope. Still here and still willing to wait for 30p :)

After the volume into close yesterday I was confident we would see a push towards 20p by lunch time today. Unfortunately the MM's seems keen on moving it sideways and picking off small holdings along the way so far.

Calm down. It's the LSE board not the house of Lord's.

Spread tightened and MMs willing to take any volume at 13.5 must be a good sign.
The question is, do they have buyers lined up for big volume and are they retail or institutions diving in for a money doubler.

At least! The mm"s are currently busy robbing a few folks for cheap shares. Once they are done we should see another run towards 20p.

In other words: based on an average of £30k per employee the mcap represents less than a quarter of the annual salary bill. Surely that can't be right! SP a long way underweight if true.

Video should be titled: Justin Waite invites guest to offer commentary then relentlessly talks over them!
Come on Justin, just by in and enjoy the ride :)

Congrats to those holding their shares tightly while the MM's do their level best to get shares on the cheap.
Unbelievable buying pressure yet they are creating cheeky little dips to catch out short term traders.

Blimey. If its £10 i'm off to buy a yacht!

It probably shouldn't amaze me as much as it does but there is a constant flow of £30k, £40k £50k + buys. There are a group of buyers that are clearly taking everything they can at this level.

I dont often get excited about charts but for this one I will make an exception - https://twitter.com/ukbambammatt/status/1233358894673604608?s=19
The question is do we smash it today or Monday. Sellers certainly seem to be running out of stock.

Not a chance they are having mine at this level. Little shake and straight back over 10/11p by 10:30.

That soon shifted given only minutes ago no one could buy a bean. A big hitter clearly just got a very good deal.

II still clearing off this morning which is holding the price down. As soon as they are done the SP will head for double figures. Only a matter of time.

As mentioned in a post yesterday there have been 3 (now 4) occasions in the last week where Google shows a trade (buy) being completed on the bell at 16:30 yet it goes unreported. MM's surely cant keep hiding buys from the market or am I missing something?

I wonder if the British Bulls buy/go long signal is partially responsible for some of the recent buying. I have also noted 3 occasions in the last week where buys have been processed at the end of the day and are yet to be reported (is this an indication that someone is loading up quietly in the background?).

Picking up shares under a £1. Yes please.
Unfortunately having to break up trades to get a decent price with Share Centre but every little helps.

Very true.
I may need to wind back my positivity a touch although it's hard not to be upbeat given the distinct lack of risk at this point in time.

I agree that Octopus and Milton are off the radar (or at least under 3%) but I can see that we still have Jamieson Pension Fund @ 5.1% and James Turner @ 5.36% (although bought as private rather than through his other companies). It would be interesting to know their expectations.
Including the above there is only about 32% of shares available to retail holders (provided octupus and Milton cleared off completely)