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I think you have to pay

The last time he was here he created 3-4 threads in an hour all negative

Population of 50,000, they all could have become millionaires if they had towed the line

Yeah right, a long term holder who doesn't evan know CEOs surname. You're not too good at this are you

Ignore the P**** he's got history

I'm guessing a historical loan from an investment fund that has been repaid with shares. Not a big deal

Doublewhopper
It was DFC he said he is having talks with
https://www.dfc.gov/

That's what he said, puts share issue fears to rest if it comes off

The trade executed at exactly midway between bid/ask price

Worth a listen genuine excitement in the delivery of the presentation

Why would AN recommend a £850 mln buyout if he has already hinted at a £5 bn future valuation

Can I get picky Tom, $5bn is share price of £16.9?

Buyout price £4 You are kidding I hope

Don't forget there is approx 4% PA interest, insignificant if share is rising, but if price is static for long period not so good

https://www.ig.com/uk/help-and-support/spread-betting-and-cfds/margin/why-has-my-margin-to-open-a-position-increased

StarB I was referring to the margin requirements in I think 2018 that set minimum deposit levels for private investors, not the recent removal of leverage altogether in the last 2 months. You can avoid the stricter margin requirements by registering as a professional. If you do register as a professional you lose protection by law that limits your losses to the amount of money held in your account

Yes sorry MD i rushed reading your post you are correct

Just like to correct myself, I believe you cold still keep the position open but you did have to provide 100% of the funds, or. Not leverage

Diplomat. It wasn't IG that changed the margin levels it was an EU law, despite the fact that SB doesn't really exist outside the UK. There are a small proportion of AIM shares still left on the list.

MD yes you had to close position in full on IGs orders