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All this ramping is boring and ridiculous. It's enough to put anyone sane off investing as it makes it look like the only people buying are those desperate to pump and dump.

Lots of waves and lots of wind up here!

Yes, I think the West Indies at least are far more interested in getting reparations for slavery than in selling us fruit. Never mind the monetary and ecological cost of flying fruit about six times further than you need to...

I'm pretty sure that's what it is. Which means that its going to be a bit of a recurring feature as the price rises.

If they bought way back when it was .05, this has risen so much that by now it could just be too big a part of their portfolio. Not necessarily anything wrong with the share, they could just need to diversify, but it is a bummer for the rest of us...

I just refreshed the page and got a whole load of buys - including some big ones - which made the whole picture look a whole load better.

I really meant that people are spooked by the SP as they don't know that it is due to JH selling (probably due to holdings limits triggered by the success of the share) and also some bigger investors are maybe waiting for news before committing.

Maybe it's just me, but it seems like the buys and sells are accounting for the price today, maybe without any large JH sells in the background. Maybe they have finally got where they need to be and once the market recovers from being spooked (pretty soon if we have some good news) we can finally see all the buys moving the price up rather than being swallowed up by JH (who may well be being forced to sell given that they must have made a huge profit by now and what was initially a very small percentage of their funds might by now be higher than they are able to hold). Let's hope so because we all deserve some reward for keeping the faith!

Who knows? That could have been the last of them for all we know. I reckon once they do stop the SP will rocket though.

only another 200 million to go... It's a nightmare!

I agree. And I also think that, given that the share price increased by such a huge percentage last year, these institutional investors might be facing the situation where EQT has become too high a share of their portfolio and they have to offload it even if they don't really want to - like Baillie Gifford and Tesla. It could take a while for this to shake down completely, but hopefully we are getting there.

I noticed this at some point a while back (can't remember what price now). I did wonder if, given the huge rise since last the beginning year, if this has just become too big a feature in some fund's portfolio and so they have to sell. A bit like how Baillie Gifford had to sell Tesla. Just a complete guess, but it might be what is going on.