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I second that opinion, I would rather have SEPU stand on its own feet than to make further concessions Hytera. It's a case of do or die.

Just call the investor relations of SEPU and get them to explain in plain English

Agree with, all or nothing. Better to see this through the end.

Waiting to see some RNS to come out and see who flinches first.

The institutional investors must be bricking it by now, especially those that trade on M&A arbitrage.

I think you're correct. That's the game the MM's are playing because the II's can't find any shares to buy anymore. On the last RNS, one the II's bought a measles 102K shares, and that's peanuts for them.

I think you're correct. That's the game the MM's are playing because the II's can't find any shares to buy anymore. On the last RNS, one the II's bought a measles 102K shares, and that's peanuts for them.

Might even top up at these prices! I wonder what the II are doing, but I guess they already know this was going to happen so they are not surprised. However, the private investors are bricking it and the II's will pick the shares cheaply.

Shares are up more than 5%. Seems like some had a peek at the results before everyone else!

I also feel the same way about the directors but Hytera can obviously make the directors' investment good by keeping them on after the buyout and sweeten their contracts so not to avoid this being a bung for the takeover support. Still think this company has huge potential to make a go of it on its own, but something smells very fishy that the cash raise by the company almost disappeared within couple of months. I'm still holding as my buy in price was lower than the take over price.

Here's someone from institutional investor convicted in playing the dark art of trading. Fund star Mark Lyttleton jailed for insider deals http://dailym.ai/2h34l1S via http://dailym.ai/moneyapp

I'm almost glad that the tree shake worked and now this BB will be clean again with all the riff raff gone. There are some core holders who thought no that this company is worth more than 20p based on KNOWN fundamentals. Obviously there's a risk to all investments but the patient always triump over the impatient.

No, there's no stamp duty to pay on RRS shares.

With the SP at 52 week low and at the same level as 2012, maybe this is ripe for a takeover now? Would Vodafone be interested as they could utilise the synergy? Furthermore, I believe Vodafone reports their financials in Euros so the drop in the GBP rate should be an extra incentive.

Definitely was a dead cat bounce.

Or can he only be seen when the shares are down!

Does anyone know RCN's major shareholders and their shareholding percentages?

These big fallers seem to be the norm nowadays and I bet the MM will manipulate this share to the hilt, especially this AIM share. This has gained my attention and I can almost see a day trading pattern emerging.

This is going in the right direction and I also believe some of their profit drop is attributed to delated sales from the Iphone 7 launch. I wonder where all the de-rampers are now? This share can't stay low for too long.

Looking at the close SP, it would be safe trip say that investors who bought today are in the red unless they were extremely lucky to buy it at intraday lows of 1.53. Well established shares rarely have a one day drop of 50%, but recently this has become the norm with the likes of Capita. I managed to get in and out today and was lucky to make a small profit. This share is not similar like Capita, so all the derampers can sod off and let the new shareholders nurse their losses and do more research in this company and take confidence based on sound financials and fundamentals. It's dividend paying share so they can wait and their patience will hopefully be rewarded. GLA Nice to see you on this board "chukkers". Maybe you have the same trading strategy as mine.