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It's not just the MMs, it's the market itself and everyone who participates. If people are not able to understand the RNS, and if there's no trading activity, the price will drift.

messdog, I work at an investment provider and can happily confirm the Origo system is equipped to handle transfers which are already in drawdown. The general view here, from us internally and from the views I've heard from client's financial advisers is that AJ Bell are not well regarded, to put it politely.

I myself have used Hargreaves Lansdown, Alliance Trust, and I have settled on Charles Stanley Direct who I am very happy with. I have seen Aegon and Fidelity's platforms in action and were not particularly fond of those personally.

Agree on that front. I helped my dad transfer some of his pensions to a SIPP as he has no clue what any of it means or what funds/shares are/do, and he is now invested in a good, large index tracking fund which has been doing much better than whatever in-house provider fund he was in, and also now has a large holding in BMN.

Speaking of "starving", I would honestly recommend everyone to read Upton Sinclair's book The Fasting Cure and to try at least a 5 day fast with consuming nothing but plain water. Science is beginning to emerge on the subject of prolonged fasts showing stem cell regeneration, increased immune system function, improved mitochondrial biogenesis, cell autophagy and other benefits. If anyone cares to read into it, google for dr rhonda patrick and her views on prolonged fasting. Here's to good health!

I agree, and would just report trolls and filter them rather than reply. Looks like this shill has better english than the other trolls but if you check his post history he never says anything positive about any of the companies he posts about.

I wouldn't say no to that!

A 65p dividend per share would be, sorry to use the word again, transformational to my life, and I should imagine a few people here.

Ophidian, have you read Peter Lynch's investment books? He uses the exact example you gave there. Very apt!

Indeed. I already embarassed myself once with an outburst of anger (and fear) when this dropped 50% initially, and I sold half my stake. Not going to be scared into selling again. I am sitting tight. I have other excellent investments such as BMM and INFA to keep me busy, and won't sell a bean here.

Thanks for the reassuring posts guys. I only plan on increasing my holding as funds become available. Hopefully a large PI holding without any new share issues due soon will keep us safe

I really do not like the thought I could be shut out of a 2nd potentially transformational investment. I really hope if push comes to shove and there's a hostile bid we can fend it off.

How realistic do you think the risk is? And what can shareholders do to defend against it aside vote in the corporate action? I don't think FM and the BoD would actually support a takeover, so it would have to be a hostile one I would think. I don't know much about them however

Wouldn't a takeover be really bad for shareholders? I fully intend to hold this for the long term to make an excellent return. I was already forced out of my shares when Aldermore Bank was bought out and taken private by a south african company. Don't really want to go through that again.

Marine, I'm not invested in this company, just browsing through the "top fallers" list on LSE, and came across this. Your post made me laugh hilariously on my lunch break at work. Thanks for that! I don't know the half of the story of this company but that's brightened my day.

I topped up £7.5K worth today! Had to sell some mutual funds to do it. My pension transfer hasn't yet found its way to my SIPP.

I too will continue to hold. When we see profitability on the books this should hopefully get moving.

Same. I bought in at a peak, almost 50% down on this now.

I wonder why they would hire someone so they could have their own in-house geologist? They must be wanting to really get the next drilling samples analysed and out to the public soon.

Compass, I am sorry to hear about all of that. I might suggest an old remedy which is now gaining scientific traction, for all kinds of health conditions though is now being shown to regenerate the immune system and help mitochondrial biogenesis as well as cell autophagy. A book by Upton Sinclair written in 1910 or so called The Fasting Cure. You can find a free copy of this very short book if you just google for a pdf version.

I was recently examined for skin issues by my doc as I'm 27 and more freckles and moles appearing on me. Stuff on the skin is usually harmless, but random growths and failing cell multiplication don't bode well for the tissues on the inside of the body, so I'm constantly on a health watch now.

I don't think it was rude. Short, maybe. I have to agree with cindercone that I don't really like traders. If I have to trade, it would be on forex. I also do not even slightly care about technicals, which is why I never comment on them.