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That's true Blue

DJM, that is not the issue and I don't know the answer to the other questions. I am only explaining how H/L flags it up as over or under 99% above current if your gap is too wide. If the gap is more than a certain % it will flag up a warning. It is a warning, that is all, just in case people put in the wrong decimal place.

Bluebay... so....

"When you set limit orders they be also visible to third parties clearing. The ‘helpful’ souls on bulletin boards telling you this are often sent out for this purpose, to gauge likely exit points."

In that case perhaps we should all set orders at £20per share to let them know they are all in sticky hands :0)

Blubay, we know what it is, that was not the question put forward by the guy and it doesn't answer whether there is any truth in the point he was trying to do it. Perhaps you could show us some facts one way or another? I like to see a link to whatever regulation governs those things

Overall Vagabond you are probably right, but that is down to whether you pick the winning share or not.

I think this one is the real deal

DJM I was only pointing out that their is no limit, just a warning flag. You can still place the order.

To check my memory I have checked it out this morning to sell 1000 at £1 The warning comes up "Over 99% above the sell price of 2.40p" but the option to place the upper limit to sell remains.

I have no idea if it prevents them from being borrowed to short, but if it did I would do it, simple as that. It appears Devil Boy doesn't like the thought of everyone doing that. Perhaps some research needs to be done to find out the truth

IT should have said "Wasn't me"

Devil Boy you are an ass. It was me that posted it but then again bashers like you only read what you want too.

I don't know if it works or not and I clearly said that! As for you being an expert. You are about as much as an expert as our resident oil rig toilet cleaner is about engineering

Devil Boy, I don't know whether it is true or not but if there is the remotest possibility of stopping the granny muggers from shorting, I would do it until the cows come home.

Why the interest? From what I've seen of you posting record let me guess

Look again even H/L post a warning that it is "X" % above or below current. You can still place that order but it is to make you aware of a possible error

LOTM I get where you are coming from on recent trading patterns since news, but the lack of early buying gives them a chance to shake out nervous nellies and collect many more up for the buying that will come.

The MMs gain whichever way you look at it

I suggest it's a poor start because the MMs could have been out of stock with the late buys last night. They may now be tree shaking from the off to try and fill big orders. I do expect this to rise quite a bit today.

I suggest you listen again Darien they don't have a need for further clarification and are pressing ahead regardless. The onsite lab tests were conducted independently

Don't know bur Flip Flop Joe the agressive one is now a rigpig

Or great day

It's gone quiet. Power surge as keyboards and screens lighting up perhaps? Good luck for a great fay.

What a cracking interview

As I quoted Gold Hydrogen is created from depleted oil.

As oil has not yet been found in Tanzania it means it has migrated amd will not be too far away. The faults and African rift could potentially be traps.

I'm know geologist but "biological processes to convert leftover hydrocarbons from subsurface wells into usable hydrogen" has to mean something big COULD be involved here or at least a nee target on the licence area

Bumping this up, I think it could be important re how it is created "DEPLETED OIL"

Asked Google the difference. "By contrast white hydrogen refers to naturally occurring reserves of underground hydrogen. The term gold is given specifically to hydrogen produced by microbial activities in depleted oil wells. White and gold hydrogen could therefore be potentially cleaner than conventional ways of producing hydrogen"

"Depleted oil wells" I find extremely interesting. That being the case this depleted oil section could mean oil has migrated and may not be too far away.

I had no idea about how this was created but I'm betting the scientists are all over this like a rash as they would know. No wonder Lorna is so confident. There is so much going on in that well they don't know, but they know it bloody good and in her reasons to invest it came across almost like financial advice to investors...

"Should be viewing this absolutely as an opportunity for transformational growth over a period if time."

10:45 in https://youtu.be/OLtoKpXsJoU?si=3bIwaiSOWD3-gEIe

Sweet dreams

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