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I will assume "Fizzles" was another typo.

"Typo should have read:

Sorry but I’ve never said that JPM closing a bit on Friday was a negative"

That's part of my point DD. You are happy to declare that Bobby selling options is a negative. But the absence of acknowledgement for JPM's reduction in their short position is rather telling. Also, couldn't a counter argument to Bobby not increasing his 8.6 million shares holding be "why aren't JPM increasing their short position?".

I'm given reason to question your motives. You have stated several times that you hold no position within this share, but seem to be the most vehement of posters. From memory you have exclusively portrayed a negative spin. Apologies if that is inaccurate, but I have been viewing this website (and one other) for several years and that is certainly my recollection and subsequent perception of your posts.

Where is the balance? And, why/ how is this a good use of your time? The potential argument of "I like to debunk the rampers" just doesn't align with your proven history of attempting to cause doubt.

For what it's worth, I would genuinely appreciate the input of all invested parties and potential investors, inclusive of their concerns as well as their hopes, with a view of engaging in some decent discussion, allaying fears and sharing of views.

I can't help feeling you've slightly moved the goalposts here, from "the selling of options coupled with JPM's short position is indicative of a bleak outlook" to "the share price went down on Friday, that's not good".

I'm all for a good old fashioned debate. But this seems less of a debate and more of a fluid movement of stances to try and provide information that offers negative sentiment, wherever and whenever possible.

I could get on board with concerns relating to the short position held by JPM. I have had them myself. But buying back shares at a loss, almost immediately prior to a March update is a strong positive for the company prospects. Or so I believe. At the very least it shows JPM's hand which is - they are hedging their bets and aren't (in any way) sure of any significant near term profit on their position.

On the Bobby selling shares point.

Is this not (more than) counterbalanced by JPM closing chunks of their short position at a loss, whilst the share price flirts with all time high prices?

If JPM opening a short position last year indicated that the share price was overbought, and..

If Bobby selling his options before the March update indicates a lack of faith in the share prices then...

Why are JPM closing their short now and not waiting until after the March update?

Doesn't he hold over 8.5 million shares aside from these options though?

unsure if this has been posted already...

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Hi all. I'm a long term holder here who has little desire to post but a significant desire to read messages by people more informed than I am, especially those who take the time to support their opinions via statistical analysis.

I really don't want this chat to descend into playground name calling, so please find another avenue to do that, and don't tire out the contributors I'm here to learn from. Cheers and good luck to everyone else holding. I've seen some exciting predictions on here over the years, and most have come to fruition so far.