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Interims (plural)...not interim's

Tuesday. Mon is bank hol.

What's bought this on?

Snicklin, I think you're right on Hemo. It could drift on no news (but equally rocket on a good RNS...). I might skim for some profit. Already loaded up on ORPH.

Pretty much all buys coming in for the last hour - and some chunky ones, too.

Top piece of advice!

Not strange. The MMs try out a SP that's a few % above yesterday's, to see the market reaction. After a few first buys, profit-taking prompts a wave of selling, which then depresses the SP. That then is the moment others are waiting to get in, so buys begin. And the process repeats itself, until either the buying volume or the selling volume wins out. In this case, I'm hoping the buying volume wins; no reason why it shouldn't.

Nice to get news like this. A nice steady stream of updates showing that this company likes to keep its shareholders informed.

Ready for lift off.....!

...defo one to watch. Expecting some SP action after today.

Glad I bought in two weeks ago on previous RNS.

A wonderful recovery from the heights/depths of the Fallers table. Could be near the top of the Risers board tomorrow.

Thanks for posting - anyone with any doubts about this company should watch this. If you're an investor, be proud!

Yup...and one of them buys is mine!

Top-up time!

I bought into Vela this morning on the low using my HL ISA. When I came to put some in my wife's AJB ISA, it says 'this instrument is not available for an ISA'. Same with the AJB SIPP. Anyone know why?

It was just the perfect chance for me to buy back in again. Already showing small gains.

Must be MMs secretly messaging each other...

Post-covid, there is going to a huge need for both business and personal borrowing services as people re-configure their finances. And guess what? People don't trust banks any more, so the new breed of finance companies such as MTRO, PFG, IPF and NSF will all be the ones who gain.

The SP has just been creeping up from nowhere, with lots of buys appearing. Could this be the same pattern we get with other pharmas - gradual ticking up before an RNS is dropped?