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Seen enough of MW reports, the only lesson is for the FCA to see how they can prevent this kind of fraud or UK AIM market manipulation in the future.

Wow this SP is still so low, just wait until investor confidence returns!
100% gains could still be had in the next few months. GLA.

Going Blue?
This should have been blue at open today, MM's marked down maybe to let shorters close.

Momentum still there... Who's still in for the second run up?

If the shorters have any sense they would have already got out.

No need, it's going up anyway.
The fake damage is done now encouraged by uncertainty, but investors can get back in for some quick gains.
BURFORD MANAGEMENT IS TOP CLASS!!

Is to do nothing! HOLD - DONT SELL or give MW anything.
Great BUY at these prices!

The problem is MW can not afford to get it wrong like here or they will be all kinds of legal trouble
They picked on a UK management team far superior to their own; they need to be more careful before releasing any fake reports.
The best they can do now is admit they got it wrong.

It was done with the CO-OP bank when they tried to cancel 13% Bonds, MP's letters were forwarded to the appropriate government official and Co-op were prevented from doing it. It takes some co-ordination.
How difficult would it be to get MM's to report AIM Buys & Sells correctly?
Burfords Bod's themselves have just invested their own money to show their confidence; they will wasn't to see what action can be taken to prevent this from happening again with possible criminal proceedings.

It was market manipulation for profit by shorting.
Lots of people today asking how that is allowed

The idea is to hold or buy because MW has made themselves look like idiots that nobody will ever trust again.

Quote Interim Repot "Why doesn’t Burford move to the LSE Main Market?"
We regularly hear three false premises when discussing AIM versus the Main Market: (i) that there are substantial pools of capital that would and could invest in Burford were it to be listed on the LSE’s Main Market but that are unable or unwilling to become shareholders while we are listed on AIM; (ii) that a move to the Main Market would give rise to enhanced liquidity or other trading benefits; and (iii) that AIM is a market for small companies and imposes less rigorous standards such that investors’ capital is more at risk.
In fact, we hardly ever encounter potential investors who either balk at or have any structural restriction on buying larger AIM stocks like Burford; indeed, companies with market caps above £500 million make up around half of AIM’s total value. We have been successful in broadening our shareholder registry over time to include some of the world’s largest and most sophisticated investors who are unperturbed by our choice of market. Moreover, for those few who do attach some “seal of approval” to a Main Market listing, all of our public debt already trades on the Main Market.
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Perhaps Burford and more importantly the FCA will look at companies like MM and change the way the market do things in the very near future.
For those who have lost a lot of retirement money: write a letter to your MP to get things changed.

I know this is AIM but it took more than PI's selling to reduce SP to 400P.
It will come back to 1000 +or much higher, as to how fast it will recover is anybody's guess.
Perhaps Woodford and others now see this as a strong buying opportunity!

It will need new institutional money to replace what the shorters have stolen.
Burford could buy back shares also.
Firm HOLD/ buy and be patient, the company is doing very well.

They certainly need to Harry, the problem with AIM is that is it not been so well regulated as some other markets.

Many shorters thrive on creating fear which if turns out to be true the SP falls so they can make a lot of money.
What many investors do not recognize is deliberate manipulation as MW has already done to the SP with un-proven non-sence.
This is due to the creation of uncertainty, so far it has worked for them but today was a win for the bods.
When this kind of thing happens it's best investors don't sell because MW has no figures or inside information of what is really happening . Do your own research and don't listen to de-rampers who know nothing about finance.
There is not a shred of evidence that Burford's figures are not correct.

There is no sign of weakness in Burford's financial position, game over for MW and a lesson for them not to take on a large well run healthy fast growing litigation funding company. Aim or not it makes no difference.
Burford's rebuttal has made them look even stronger than before in my opinion.

There are enough people and investors, not to mention the Burford bods who want to see the shorters burn for good reasons.
If the shorters really believe there is still mileage in this for them: they will have learn the hard way when the SP keeps rising.
Burford know what they are doing and won't let them get away with it, even buying back shares if it is required.

Don't think so, they are finished here, their credibility is now zero.

Not worried what it will open at but by 10.30 am we should be cruising through the 800' s then onto 950+
If there is enough momentum with the help of institutional buyers it could easily break £10
With the exception of profit takers there is nothing to hold it back.