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That makes sense as all their numbers percentage wise are incorrect by a similar amount.

HTTps://resourcehub.bakermckenzie.com/en/resources/global-public-ma-guide/europe-middle-east-and-africa/united-kingdom/topics/before-a-public-takeover-bid#:~:text=Any%20acquisition%20taking%20the%20purchaser%27s,to%20safeguard%20the%20company%27s%20independence.

Looks like https://uk.marketscreener.com/ data was from 30/1/24

It can’t be correct anyway.

If he had over 30% he would have had to bid last Sept.

If you click on the end box it says data is from Sept 23

Simply wall street data is from sept 23.

So old and I don’t think it’s correct either.

We need a Bloomberg

Sadly suspect we need access to a Bloomberg terminal for accurate information if no RNS?

Thats

hTTps://uk.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/SUPERDRY-PLC-6064359/company/

I posted it earlier but said it had no date so if you have a recent RNS it will be more accurate although clearly not up to date!

In my view his substantial holding is the must important positive signal since the original RNS confirming the possible bid.

Just IMHO

If he bought recently I am sure it was with some certain positive knowledge or involvement in their future?

Really depends how long he’s held them?

Major Shareholdings from marketscreener today but not sure of the date of the data?

https://uk.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/SUPERDRY-PLC-6064359/company/#AL

That’s on the automated book that no one is using according to report trades that are all off book

Incredibly tight at 0.05p on the LSE

Extremely unusual maybe shares being traded but reported later?

I suspect he won’t transfer anything substantial until the financing is in place and he is about to move.

Timing is everything

For me the interesting bit is that the long is largely derivatives based.

Small hedge against a HUGE derivatives based long position.

So not really NO

Sorry DMA access (Direct Market Access)

Direct Access to the book and auctions with a flat monthly fee - buying at the sell price and selling at buy price so effectively usually covering the stamp duty.

Reserved for large clients.

Why do PIs look at bought/sold data - Its a made up guess.

The retail web sites add it just to spice things up for PIs.

That data is not tracked as it can’t be as no one knows.

Anyone with DNS access buys at the sell price and all the off book Ordinary trades are pre negotiated and often booked late.

That’s why the pros (the hedge funds) aren’t playing here.

Not enough liquidity.

Virtually all trades off book negotiated trades and on book trading pushes it into an auction.