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Edging better in front of the meeting next Wednesday........

We're not interested...Really not interested

Taking a sensible rest.....

Well, G/cramp//TwoHearts.....20 odd trades today, about the same as the whole of Dec.!! and we've been joined by some new names on the board. Lord knows where this share may go if the BoE make the right moves. Back to where we were when I couldn't understand where the stray sellers were coming from. Wait & wonder >>>> interesting times ahead

The 100/- trade @ 10p looks to be a broker to broker deal... Getting their books straight >>> more than 1m purchased since the AGM date announcement on Wednesday. Feels positive awaiting any Contract news.......

Just luck I guess! Hope your timing is as good with GIT....does Align follow RHL ? Good quality buying since the announcement of the date for AGM though why this in itself should spark interest seems odd.

Acumen........did you know a short 1m purchases were to be traded yesterday???

Gooner.....does the revenue allow one to receive the 1st. £5k of investment (aka Unearned!!) income tax free?

....for a stock that is actively traded on a daily basis.........no one seems to have anything to say regarding this solid company. Decent recent figures. Yesterday the wife of a director purchased 50,000 @ a tad over 140p xd. Hence many "buys" going through this morning as investors take up the offer of a £5% yield. Any takers !!

uum....without being sensationalist the BOD are quoted as saying "Topics covered in the note will have material operational & financial impact on the UK regulated Sub" Sadly they didn't use the word "some". The yield was/is the clue to how the market views PLUS >>> if it looks to good to be true, it probably is. However, a good chance to trade the stock as imo it underperforms. GLA

Steady decline in fortunes from here on in. Following European examples the FCA are on the case and this company will be hurt very badly....they don't go away, believe me. A £400+m Mcap based on a customer base of which 80+% lose money, director selling and an attractive Div Yld about to get somewhat less attractive.....why would Investors buy this stock? Punters (with a death wish) >>> well, they are a different matter.!! CMC looks a better BET....imo Have experienced a similar situation....lesson learnt >> the playing field has changed (for good) , avoid being delusional , accept mistake and move on gla GLA GLA

Indeed. I can understand the wave of selling @ 7p(ish) as the brokers favoured clients took partial V.quick turns but the scraps going through this week seem odd. Still, there's no volume.

Where are all the sellers coming from....

Jobbers (ye olde term!) have been known to go 'short'....

ex.4.53p on Thursday. Doubt anyone would take notice of 'bid' rumours ten days after doom figures and little prospect of brighter trading any time soon. Sp halved in a day. Is it relevant that mobile phone sales are on the decline?

Nothing is in the bag until bids are successful. Positive statement in line with known information. Earlier hysterical posts in mid Sept suggesting contracts Had been signed were missing the point that these things take time. I would rather be in the stock than not,,,,,but as have said before the real action will be in 2017 >>>>given , of course, RHL bids are accepted on favourable terms.

It's official then >>> Insurers are not shysters when it come to annuities (enhanced or otherwise) So say the clowns at the FCA. Do they ever get anything right? Aviva firmer for five minutes ....... a little 'short' perhaps Hot ??

No you're not alone, fully valued without positive news. Contracts,if they come, take time to negotiate not five minutes like posters a week ago suggested with price targets of 20p/50p banded about.! Hope for a quiet period & a price drift. However 9p seems to be the new 6p so better a holder than not if you are a believer, which I am. Investors should to look to 2017 .........punters ... well tomorrow I guess >>>

Many thanks 'Hot' much appreciated

As a medium to long term holder of AV. drawn originally by yield considerations I would now like to inject a degree of 'spice' into my portfolio management and notice that Hottentot mentions taking 'short' positions quite regularly. Guidance please >> does one have to use platforms these days? and/or are there other ways. When I was a lad you could simply be a 'naked bear'. I'm told those days went out circa the last time England won a football trophy (major or otherwise!!) Thanks in anticipation ....