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Velo, i do not believe in charts, but i do believe in trends ..
post recommended.
Once a trend starts its difficult to turn it around. As you say signs its being turned.

Major interests
As at 9th April 2019, being the latest
practicable day prior to the publication
of this report, the Company had been
notified of the following shareholdings
amounting to 3 per cent or more of the
issued share capital of the Company:
Shareholder Number of
shares held
Percentage of
issued shares
ABN Amro Bank
N.V.
6,651,288 17.7%
.............
Legal and General
Group
2,515,909 6.7%
...........
Talence Selection
PME
1,461,313 3.9%

These are the reasons for the decline in sp.
We had had it specified on numerous occasions there are now NO holders over 3%....
When these have disposed of the relevant holdings is any ones guess.(but mine would be when the sp hit the £5 mark)
Latest i can find
ABN ...NIL holdings
L&G 2.96%
Talence selection NIL holdings.

Couple this with the large delayed off book trades and i think the reason for the decline is obvious...imo.

Again i ask why no notifications?

"my only offer would be people worrying about longevity. It would appear that it will last another year"
Does this reasoning not also apply to the other share in a similar position that keeps rising?

With the many millions which should now be sitting in Novas bank account i was wondering just what they would do with it.
1. Acussition, unlikely at this time ,not needed for growth and a distraction.
2.Dividend payout, maybe but no real gain to share holders because the sp usually drops accordingly.
3.Share buy back and retirement of shares...again possible but huge loss of cash would be required.
4. This would be my preferred choice..
An RNS stating share buy back to be held in treasury. Say £20m distributable profits to be used to buy back company shares on the open market to be held in treasury.
Company would gain an " overdraft"if required later.
Less free float shares.
The purchase of £20m would give an substantial increase in price.
No future divis payable on the treasury shares.
Shorters would have to close and if the RNS stated more buybacks were forthcoming then unlikely any more opened
So that is the RNS i would like to see....imo would send the sp to where it should be.

AIM is littered with Director buys that are way above the current share price...
Directors buy for lots of reasons...and to prop up the share price is certainly one of them.
Take a good look at the company and decide the reasons for the buy...i do not PRESUME because a Director is buying its a good sign.

W63,
Lol, The answer was a simple one and one i should have realised...
But goes to show the power of the human mind, i saw MM..immediately thought Market Maker and then it became difficult.
But yes i have never been afraid to ask the obvious questions at the expense of looking stupid!!
An easy question is only easy if you know the answer!
And LSE were very quick and polite with their reply.

Going back to yesterday when i asked if anyone knew what the HH meant on the London Stock Exchange trade shows...
ie trades between HH and MM.
Thinking MM stood for Market Makers...
Apparently after enquiries to LSE because it was annoying me it stands for...
HH (hours) MM (minutes).
its a range finder of trades....pretty obvious now!!!

Thanks for that Doc, i was looking earlier but did not post because i thought some more might appear, the 17.07 trade was not showing and i thought there might be one.
Again large trades....

If you are an ex doc i hope you are wiser...id hate to think what state my patients would be in if i was their doc!!
Yes all trades are reported in one way or another . The point is i am trying to make is the large trades which are obviously driving the direction of the sp are not retail investors...
i do not and i presume you do not phone up an MM ask for a trade quote.
These trades are being made between a party and a MM(NO BROKER), therefore its someone with a little clout, influence. A large holder that the MM feels its worthwhile keeping happy.
When these trades are sorted the sp will rise...Therefore i think in this case distinguishing between ordinary trades and the off book is relevant. Therefore i mentioned off book is not the norm.
Thanks.

seadoc, excellent post and thank you for correcting a lot of carp about MMs keeping the price down etc, filling orders for their mates...they make a living and are salesmen.
However not sure i agree with this...but you being older and wiser!
" If you have level 2 you can see all of this. But most trades on AIM are off-book"
i thought most trades went through a broker and not direct with a MM.
Off book trades which by-pass the broker, i thought were the exception.
Thanks.

in theory today should be a good day...news expected monday...heres hoping.

Yes just noticed the bit of a rise...lets hope it continues?

MiFID II and traceability
The RTS 25 directive stipulates that banks have to demonstrate traceability and trades have to be timestamped to within 100 microseconds of accuracy and tracked to a particular ‘business’ clock. This is why network latency is important, as RTS 25 demands you have a consolidated view that can be referenced to a certain point in time.
Each change of event – initial client order, initial decision to deal, when the deal is made – needs to be recorded with microsecond granularity or better. So the technical challenges of MiFID II relate to the clock itself, the organizations involved in the trade and the granularity of the time stamp.

THE TIME STAMP WE SEE IS ONLY PART OF THE TRANSACTION REPORTED.

sorry that should have said would not open on Chrome.

LRGS is delayed notification of trade due to size.
Again Off book trades.

Note.
- timestamps should record the time the exchange gateway receives the order and the exact times that each ‘chunk’ of the order is sent to an exchange;

https://www.emissions-euets.com/time-stamping-and-business-clocks-synchronisation

Its my understanding that todays timestamp is the point when the order was filled and sent to the exchange. This order COULD have taken days to complete.
i dont know whether a buy or sell,

ok question...if you can open the link, can you see where it says trades between above the listed trades...says between HH and MM?
MM being MarketMaker, who or what is HH?

Any ideas, thanks.

Show last

Trades
Time/date of execution Price Currency Volume Trade value* Trade type Trade flags MIC
17:51:49 28-May-2020 3.39 EUR 7,820 26,509.80 Off-book TNCP XOFF
10:32:31 28-May-2020 310.65 GBX 100,000 310,653.00 Off-book LRGS AIMX
17:11:38 28-May-2020 305.00 GBX 4,900 14,945.00 Off-book XOFF
15:34:03 28-May-2020 302.00 GBX 10,000 30,200.00 Off-book LRGS AIMX
16:30:02 28-May-2020 306.59 GBX 485 1,486.98 Off-book AIMX

Would that link open?
would not on google, ok on firefox.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/exchange-insight/trade-data.html?fourWayKey=FR0010397232GBGBXASQ1

Suppose if the french market is open on monday then that imo makes monday favourite for the sales RNS.
However so much news due...possibly one before?

"The app is for YOUR benefit, and the benefit of your fellow citizens, to try to stop the spread of a killer disease."
100% behind this statement, folk are getting a little too relaxed. Beginning to feel as though this virus is beaten.
Remember this worldwide pandemic started with the one infection....
While there is still one person with this virus it is not over.
For me the benchmark of it being beaten will be seeing 100ks packed into a football stadium on a saturday afternoon....
How many years away is that?....or you thinking it will happen next season!
Many many years of testing ahead...when investors and the market realise this £3 will be a distant memory.
I dont ramp a share...this is just common sense.

I have not sold any shares, only keep adding when funds allow.
I did not know the answer as to why no notification , i just found the relevant info here.

"Disclosure is only required for transactions in aggregate over EUR 5,000. This does not mean PDMRs are free to deal though during closed periods, it is just that no disclosure is required for dealing below EUR5,000 in aggregate."

https://shareinvestors.co.uk/2017/04/21/understanding-the-rules-and-intent-of-director-share-dealings/