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Thanks pre2crd! It looks like only a tiny 258 quids worth.

Thanks for explaining the dark pools - which Ive just been researching. I didnt understand the discrepancy between latest trades & bid price - but now I do!

For three days in a row now Ive been trying to buy RKH at just above Bid price and someone else then puts in an offer exactly 0.01p above mine. The way it happens almost immediately makes me think its a market maker not just another retail trader. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Is it the market maker bullying me into buying at Ask price?

Does anyone have Level 2 access? could they share todays bid & offer lists so I can check as id be interested in how many shared they are putting in above me each time.....

SHould it drop another 40% - with the Uranium price staying the same - Id be rather compelled to double up my holding!

I seem to remember they can buy and have done off a Canadian company as well. Will check the FY report to confirm when I get round to it.

The drop in share price for HIK exceeds that of most other stocks - despite the excellent (at first glance) news release. I am convinced that Capital group are selling off the rest of their 5% holding and Blackrock probably selling off too - despite the fundamentals.

Stock analysis update for Hikma pharmaceuticals: https://youtu.be/kyg5gEuuqQ8

Im certainly not topping up. Uranium price though is stable recently so these drops only make the current shareprice a further discount from NAV.

Its on the front page of the YellowCake website - they store their Uranium in Canada and France.

Detailed Analysis of British American Tobacco: Bhttps://youtu.be/X1sqh7AtlYU

about half of BPs hydrocarbon reserves are held via their 22% ownership of Rosneft. For every 1 BP share you are technically also holding 0.2 Rosneft shares. Therefore IF - and its a big IF - Russia invades, sanctions could hurt BP. Ive therefore decided myself to find an alternative oil major to invest in.

AN Analysis of the Ukraine situation in relation to BP:
https://youtu.be/Lq81xD8b7O0

An Analysis of Softcat plc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ovz9yZwtfs

This is an update surrounding recent share price full. Their is also a very detailed video on Softcat available via the channel.

A Detailed analysis of CAML.L : https://youtu.be/FqhDUVyr6G8

Nice detailed analysis of Rio Tinto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cVIvkOx0Hw

Analysis of BP.L : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpqcPab73DE

Enjoy!

It is the hedge funds and asset managers selling BP shares for ethical/ political fashion reasons and they have a lot of shares to offload. The way I look at it - the BP buybacks are mopping up all these unwanted shares from these entities representing the majority of shareholdings. AN artificial buyback program to offset the artificial (illogical) sell pressure. Eventually we could reach the tipping point where this selling pressure is overwhelmed by buyers chasing the post Gretta realities we now live in of high oil prices and inflation and then we should see a nice prolonged bull market - as long as oil prices remain elevated.

I worked out that if BP spend 1.5 Billion on share buybacks - thats about 5% of the share float. QUestion....

Theoretically should this mean a 5% share price increase (if you take away 5% of the share supply)?

If so- is it really worth it when the money could be used for paying off debt instead or buying assets?

Agreed they will stick to policy of buybacks & fixed dividend. Would be great if they paid off a massive chunk of debt though too.

An up to date analysis of Cranswick:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWMb8DnKhKk

Enjoy!