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Ophidian you were chased away from the Avacta board for the exact same reason, posting carp about having inside information regarding the LFT. How it will be flying out the door by the millions in 2 weeks or whatever. Never happened did it? Don't bring the same agenda here.
Who knows we may get a decision this week, next week, next month. No one knows. But when it does arrive it'll have nothing to do with you or your buddies with friends in high places. Do you have insider's in every company you invest in

So are you suggesting that some who knows someone who works for an Angle third party provider is aware of FDA decision date, when even AN himself doesn't know

'Inside steering' explain

Machine made by Cogent as far as I know

Cassette, Thinxxs owned by IDEX
Machine I can't remember

Don't bother the author knows close to diddly about AGL. Didn't even mention FDA application

Grow up

Just a mindless ramp then, Ninja

What rumours?

Parsor-tix all the boxes

https://www.mddionline.com/digital-health/abbott-looking-ma-opportunities

Credit to gibso on the other side

But Parsortix was invented 'over there' how many times do you need correcting?

If one is feeling twitchy then one is in too deep.
Sell up, move on

Like driving along a country road with the windscreen blacked out, using the rear view mirror to navigate. Try it

To post anonymous links use tinyurl.com

The irony, unbelievable

But in your last post you said you would forgo 75 and wait for 65. and that never appeared

"I was planning on buying more shares at 75p which I correctly predicted would be the share price and thought that would be the bottom. I am now predicting that the share price will fall to 65-70p and so will place 2 orders at this level and sit back and see if I have called this correctly. Any one have any views on this strategy?"

You are so full of ****

Best sell up again then Jokey.

Not at all, they could have slowly accumulated when price was crashing, thereby crystallising their profit. Giving them the ability to close whenever they like without spooking the market. Gives them greater flexibility. Common standard practise in the world of commodities.

What no one knows is that Jupiter and Brontë could have opened long positions, some time ago. Giving them a completely different net position, making the numbers reported above meaningless

No one knows how Jupiter's 'net position' stands, they could have effectively closed the short position weeks ago.