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303.80 -0.30% is the correct close on Friday.

JB, Eminence reduced yesterday 6th Dec. Shorts now @ 4.99% I assume this is a new development as they don't usually report on the day,?

Yes, dropped around 8p at end of day. Their corrupt ways are par for the course, these days.

Would be nice to have a bit of stability.

Topped up 306.36

Good news JB.

Actually no I did not ask for proof. I said "Why not just post if ever you buy" I shan't ignore you because it's not my way. Just wish you would read before posting and ask if you are merely repeating yourself.

Back down to 304 close to today's low of 302. Well below the 8p dividend so a decision not to buy yesterday was in order. I see it going lower on the excuse of Worldwide disruption. My next tranche is imminent but shall try to second guess events. GLA

No need to inform people how much you invest etc. But "it will be sub 300, 275, 250" is irritating and serves no useful purpose. You are not an RMG shareholder but intelligent comments are welcome.

"Hold no RMG at the moment, but will be buying at sub 275p." Your like a cracked record. Why not just post if ever you buy. Then we will never hear from you again ??

Down 9.5p

They retraced by as much as 13p this morning. Then picked up and currently down 5p. Lots of selling so no chicken's should be counted. I reckoned on a retrace initially, we shall see how it pans out.

There she goes 304 I shall pick more up today or within the next few days. Then sit back and wait for the steady climb into a nice profit.

6.22% down to 5.63% not bad.

notification that on 4th December 2018, Valerie Owen, a person closely associated
(PCA) with Les Owen, the Company's Chairman, bought 78,028 ordinary shares

I haven't ever "knocked" day trading. But for me it's an interesting way to spend a few hours making a few bob at the start of the day. Haven't bothered for some time. I prefer a long strategy. Maybe I have just got used to being a "loser" :-)

Many bits around £60k a few minutes ago. JB,
I used to add a bit of fun to my long positions with a bit of day trading often holding for no more than an hour. But it's more stressed than the laid back approach of a long position

Did consider a bit of day trading today but couldn't be Arsenaled. :-)

My understanding is that the shorter is responsible for paying the dividend to the lender of the stock.

£43k sale @ 18:18