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Maybe its not a buy or a sell.

the 17.07 trade. buy or sell?
Careful could be a trick question!

https://www.ig.com/uk/glossary-trading-terms/off-book-definition

Worth a read .

no way was that filled today...just not enough volume. it would have been reported as a LRGS trade if order filled today.
What we see on this site is only a fraction of the trade report sent to London Stock Exchange.
Its possible that the 20m,40m trades reported last few days are infact just parts of this one trade.

"why anyone would be selling knowing the likelihood of game changing news arriving on Monday! "
News can go either way.
if it is a sell who would be holding that amount?
if its a buy...are shorts being closed?

only time will reveal the truth to the lowly pi. We sit and wait patiently for monday am.

its an off book trade, not LRGS ( LARGE SCALE DEFERRAL).
Could have taken a few days to fill this order.
buy or sel?...you can guess but thats it.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/trade/equity-trading/trading-services/setsqx-and-seaq?lang=en

suggest some of you have a read to understand how the closing sp is obtained.

"sp drop back, possibly filling big order, then sp jumps up after 1630. happens most days"
LOL.

Started with the aim of working with midcap companies, now doing deals with large corporates....one within a month from interview...ie very soon!

Excellent informative interview....government backing and funding?
I used to laugh at 10p predictions...
Not now....
Could be absolutely massive.

Of course the tech is available to correctly determine buys and sells. However the mms are fighting a war with investors. Manipulation of reporting is just part of their armoury.

Maybe the late reported trades will answer that.

I do not have L2, I watch the live trades on investing.com.
This morning, decent volume to start with buy after buy...
You tell the buys from the sells by the live spread. Remember mms are bidding against each other.
7 or 8 buys at x price and then live ask dropoed on maybe 2 sells.
Says to me buyers wanted.coupled with sells showing as buys...a sea of blue will encourage buyers.
I do not trade, and this is my observation only.

Ffs, the market is purely supply and demand, maybe short term deviations to that basis....however this down trend started end of August, now near end of November.
It was easy to see within first 30 mins of trades this morning the direction.
Please wake up!!!
We have a continuous seller...organised shorting gang or people cleverer than us (polite way of saying in the know)?
No funds with large wallets buying in yet .
Just my opinion, worth nothing to anyone but me.
I Continue to hold...
Open your eyes and scrutinise every scenario you can
think of...there are plenty and some not so pleasant.

Hopefully better days ahead...

https://hbr.org/2020/08/a-financial-crisis-is-looming-for-smaller-suppliers

Same article i posted earlier so if you have read it apologies.
However this i feel is the market Syme are aiming at...its the suppliers to the major companies NOT the major companies themselves.
Reading this article it appears they are the ones in most urgent need of Symes platform....

i think also what should be taken into account is the role of the lender/funder.
Symes platform offers tracking of the securities in real time. If you are parting with money i can imagine knowing where your security is will be a major plus.

Supply@ME Capital PLC (LON:SYME) offers an innovative technology platform to provide inventory monetisation, which can enable a wide range of manufacturing and trading businesses to improve their working capital position (via a “true sale” of the inventory to special purpose vehicles incorporated by Supply@ME) and also provide a new asset class to investors.

Supply@ME delivers this using a service model that brings together funders with companies across a range of industry sectors, through a securitisation programme. The structure works via special purpose vehicles (“Stock Companies”) that are the commercial counter-parties of the manufacturing or trading companies. Supply@ME is operating as a pure service provider, rather than acting as a lender through its balance sheet.
The inventory monetisation system is typically used by client companies on a multi-year basis. In this sense, it is not a quick cash solution for businesses.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SYME/inventory-funding-and-investor-update-6ds6xfeobgkec0b.html

The unique aspect is the “true sale” of the inventory to special purpose vehicles, which are incorporated by SYME.

https://hbr.org/2020/08/a-financial-crisis-is-looming-for-smaller-suppliers

A Financial Crisis Is Looming for Smaller Supplier
Interesting and explains the huge demand.