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Hmmm... so glad I sold this plop and got my investment back.

Another 1.2 million+ shares dumped at 192. Maybe JP Morgan?

Somebody dumped £0.75 million worth of shares at 192 (415,500 shares) a short while ago. And this in spite of brokers recommendations below. I wonder why?

Was the subject of this kak IPO so boring that all previous messages relating to it faded away?

Beginning to wish I hadn't bothered with this IPO...! Looks like it will be a while before break-even :-/

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/products-and-services/rns/rns.htm

Most of the sells are Automatic Trades in order to manipulate the the price down and shake out smaller investors it looks to me... Is that your take? This seems to have happened with other IPOs recently. Just have to be patient, but it does annoy that the big boys are running the show...

Obviously most welcome - but what is behind this sudden rise? Over 10% in a day as I write.

I'd not be surprised to find that MM's are still trying to weed out the '400 club'. There continues to be regular dumping of these small holdings I see. At least the larger institutional shareholders are hanging on - so no big volumes. It's gonning to be a long haul I guess.

That trading statement was just a load of waffle. This seems a share and business that is just going sideways at present.

I suppose there is nothing to motivate - one way or another. So it just bounces around the 150 to 155 range. There's be no real selling or buying so far as I can see. And no recommendations have been published recently. Maybe one just to sit on and forget for the time being?

What does DYOR, GLA, ATV and other codes mean?!

I wonder why the shares are down to 160? There's nothing I can see that explains it. Any thoughts anyone?

Results seems pretty much as expected. There's nothing much to set this share alight it seems to me. One to hold and forget about for the time being. A bit of a non-event.

Do traders have inside info about the results? Its back down to low values again...

Fell to 177p - wonder why?!

With no real selling or buying pressure (no big volumes), why do market makers mark down the price so aggressively? Odd...

The 400 club members are still bailing out thick and fast! Can't be many left surely?

I find it strange that with the recent small rally, original IPO shareholders are still dumping stock at or below the 185 price. Why? You would have thought they'd be encouraged to stick with it a bit longer.

What does "They now have their 1 for 20 glo" mean/refer to?